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70 Cards in this Set

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abstinence
self-denial
adversity
difficulty, hardship
affable
agreeable
alacrity
cheerful readiness
amass
to gather alot of something
antediluvian
ancient
avarice
greed
ballad
a song that tells a story
banal
commonplace; boring
bequest
gift
billowing
swelling
blanch
to become pale
bliss
great joy
bounty
reward
carp
to complain
concede
admit as true
conventional
ordinary
debunk
demystify, reveal an untruth
digress
to wander from
discredit
disgrace
disingenuous
not sincere
dissuade
talk out of
divisive
creating disunity
dogmatic
dictatorial, insisting upon one's point of view
emulate
imitate one who is admire
erratic
irregular, unpredictable
evanescent
tending to vanish like vapor
exacerbate
aggravate, worsen
exculpate
free from blame
genesis
opening, beginning
gullible
believing all one is told
ignorant
unaware, uninformed
impose
compel, to force on another
inanimate
lifeless, not moving
incisive
sharp; very direct
indiscernible
not able to be told apart
inert
inactive, lifeless
invective
insult
irrevocable
unchangeable
lament
mourn
latent
dormant, present and inactive with the capability of being active
lax
careless; lenient
lucid
i) clear, intelligible ii) sane
lush
luxurious, rich in vegetation
magnanimous
generous, noble
malice
hatred, spite
morose
sullen, depressed
novel
innovative, new
opulent
extremely rich, luxurious
paragon
a model of perfection or excellence
perfunctory
done mechanically, without attention or care
philanthropic
generous, promoting good to man kind
profess
to declare openly
recant
to take back one's remarks or faith
refute
to disprove
remorse
regret, especially for having done wrong
renounce
refuse to recognize or obey
revere
to adore
scorn
disdain, to treat as unworthy
shrivel
to dry up, to shrink
solitude
isolation
spacious
roomy
strut
to parade about
taut
tightly stretched
trivial
insignificant; commonplace
truncate
to shorten
unflappable
self-assured, difficult to upset
vilify
say awful things about someone, malign
vindicate
free from blame
voracious
greedy, having an enormous appetite