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60 Cards in this Set

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Immature
Emotionally undeveloped; not mature
(Adjective)
Scowl
To have a gloomy or threatening look
(Verb)
Gregarious
Enjoys the company of others; Sociable
(Adjective)
Ferocity
Savage cruelty
(Noun)
Devious
Not sincere; sneaky
(Adjective)
Trudge
To walk heavily, wearily
(Verb)
Compassionate
a feeling of pity for the suffering of another and the wish to relieve the suffering
(Adjective)
Portly
rather heavy or fat
(Adjective)
Sheepishly
Embarrassed; having done something foolish.
(Adverb)
Enthusiastic
Filled or motivated by excitement
(Adjective)
Cower
To crouch in fear or shame
(Verb)
Vengeful
Seeking revenge
(Adjective)
Linger
to remain in a place longer than is expected
(Verb)
Sincere
Genuine, pure in character
(Adjective)
Inevitably
Sure to happen; unavoidable
(Adverb)
Animated
Full of life; spirited
(Adjective)
Convoluted
Intricately involved; twisted
(Adjective)
Anxious
Full of stress or uneasiness
(Adjective)
Sardonic
To mock and treat with ridicule
(Adjective)
Consolation
The act of comforting; a thing that is the source of comfort
(Noun)
Arrogant
Making claims of being superior; extremely proud
(Adjective)
Belligerent
Warlike; aggressive
(Adjective)
Revive
To restore life; renew
(Verb)
Bewildered
Puzzled or confused
(Adjective)
Cunning
Sly
(Adjective)
Critical
Involving skillful judgment
(Adjective)
Deceitful
Misleading
(Adjective)
Haughty
Snobbish; prideful
(Adjective)
Impulsive
Having actions based on sudden desire rather than careful thought
(Adjective)
Meticulous
Showing extreme care when dealing with details
(Adjective)
Refute
To prove to be false or incorrect
(Verb)
Diction
The choice of words in writing or speech
(Noun)
Transition
A change from one position to another
(Noun)
Connotation
the associated or secondary meaning of a word in addition to its explicit or primary meaning
Denotation
The direct meaning of a word
(Noun)
Claim
a statement saying that something is true when some people may say it is not true
(Noun)
Rebut
To disprove
(Verb)
Concede
To acknowledge information
(Verb)
Argument
A discussion involving differing opinions
(Noun)
Evidence
Something that can prove or disprove a point
(Noun)
Effective
To produce the expected result
(Adjective)
Criticize
To find fault; to judge unfavorably
(Verb)
Fluency
The ability to read and write smoothly
(Noun)
Rebuttal
The act or product of rebutting
(Noun)
Opposition
The act of being opposite
(Noun)
Assert
To maintain or defend
(Verb)
Promote
To encourage to exist further
(Verb)
Justify
To defend or uphold
(Verb)
Valid
Well founded; effective
(Adjective)
Reliable
Trusted; dependable
(Adjective
Staccato
Characterized by performance in which the notes are abruptly disconnected
(Adjective)
Lumbered
To move clumsily or heavily, esp, from great or ponderous bulk
(Verb)
Notation
a system of graphic symbols for a specialized use, other than ordinary writing
(Noun)
Tamarind
the pod of a large, tropical tree, Tamarindus indica, of the legume family, containing seeds enclosed in a juicy acid pulp this is used in beverages and food
(Noun)
Rice Paddy
an irrigated or flooded field where rice is grown
(Noun)
Nausea
sickness at the stomach, especially when accompanied by a loathing for food and an involuntary impulse to vomit
(Noun)
Deferment
a temporary exemption from induction into military service
(Noun)
Caesura
a break, especially a sense a puse, usually near the middle of a verse
(Noun)
Divisive
creating dissension or discord
(Adjective)
Sparse
thinly scattered or distributed
(Adjective)