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