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20 Cards in this Set
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Lavish |
(Noun)
Definition: luxurious
Synonym: elaborate & rich |
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Methodical |
(Adjective) Definition: done according to a systematic or established form Synonym: organized & logical |
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Mundane |
(Adjective)
Definition: lacking interest or excitement
Synonym: dull, ordinary |
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Notoriety |
(Noun) Definition: state of being famous for a bad deed or quality Synonym: ill reputation, bad name |
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Paltry |
(Adjective) Definition: a small amount Synonym: meager, insignificant |
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Reproach |
(Verb) Definition: to address someone with disappointment or disapproval Synonym: disgrace, discredit |
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Smirk |
(Verb) Definition: to smile in a conceited or smug way Synonym: snicker, snigger |
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Torpor |
(Noun) Definition: a state of physical or mental inactivity Synonym: lifeless, weary |
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Unkempt |
(Adjective) Definition: having an untidy appearance Synonym: messy, untidy |
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Venture |
(Noun) Definition: a risky ordinary journey Synonym: set out, go, travel |
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Saunter |
(Verb) Definition: walk in a slow relaxed manner Synonym: stroll, drift |
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Egregious |
(Adjective) Definition: bad; shocking Synonym: terrible, awful |
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Gregarious |
(Adjective) Definition: a sociable person Synonym: friendly, amiable |
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Stoic |
(Noun) Definition: a person who can endure pain without showing their feelings Synonym: unemotional, indifferent |
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Tawdry |
(Adjective) Definition: showy but of poor quality Synonym: gaudy, flashy |
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Kindle |
(Verb) Definition: to set on fire, light/arouse Synonym: ignite, awaken |
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Atone |
(Verb) Definition: make amends Synonym: redress, pay for |
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Philanthropy |
(Noun)
Definition: desire to promote welfare of others by donating money for good causes
Synonym: generosity, benevolence
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Xenial |
(Adjective) Definition: hospitality Synonym: polite, nice to others |
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Signify |
(Verb) Definition: to be an indication of Synonym: a sign, signal |
