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30 Cards in this Set
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animus
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an intention of purpose; feeling of animosity
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corpulent
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having a large overweight body; obese
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corpus
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a large collection of writings of a specific kind
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corpuscle
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a cell capable of free movement in a liquid; minute globular particle
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equanimity
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the quality of being calm and even-tempered; composure
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inanimate
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not having qualities associated with active, living organisms
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incorporate
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to unite with something already in existence; cause to combine into a united whole
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incorporeal
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lacking material form or substance; intangible
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magnaminous
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noble of mind and heat; generous; unselfish
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pusillanimous
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cowardly; lacking courage
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abscond
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to leave quickly and secretly to avoid arrest or prosecution
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bilk
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to cheat or swindle; evade payment of
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clemency
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mercy, expecially toward an offender or enemy; leniency
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contrite
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sincerely sorry for one's sins or inadequacies
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impute
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to attribute (a crime or fault) to another; attribute to a cause or source
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iniquity
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wickedness; sinfulness
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redress
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to set right; rectify
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reprehensible
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deserving of blame
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restitution
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the act of restoring to the rightful owner something that has been taken away, lost, or surrendered
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vindicate
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to clear of accusation, blame, or suspicion by means of evidence or proof
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atrophy
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to waste away; wither
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debilitate
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to make feeble; to weaken
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livid
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discolored or ashen; extremely angry
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moribund
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approaching death or an end
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noxious
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injurious or harmful to the mind or morals; corrupting; noxious
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pestilent
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causing death or is likely to cause an epidemic disease
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prostrate
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to weaken or render helpless; to overcome
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salubrious
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favorable to health or well-being
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scourge
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a cause of great suffering or harm
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unscathed
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unharmed; uninjured
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