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50 Cards in this Set
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Zenith |
The highest point or condition |
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Zealot |
An extremist; A person totally devoted to a purpose or cause |
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Vicarious |
Indirect; Experienced through the imagination; Not experienced directly |
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Venerate |
To honor; To respect deeply; revere |
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Ubiquitous |
Existing or seeming to exist everywhere at the same time. |
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Subsidize |
To pay for; support financially |
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Squelch |
To hold back; suppress |
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Sporadic |
Irregular |
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Solicitous |
Showing or expressing concern, care or attention |
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Solace |
Comfort in sorrow or misfortune |
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Sham |
A pretended or counterfeit; something meant to deceive |
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Sensory |
Of the senses |
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Scrupulous |
Ethical; Careful about moral standard |
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Scoff |
To laugh at; To make fun of; Mock; Refuse to take seriously |
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Rudimentary |
Basic skills; Fundamentals |
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Retrospect |
Looking back |
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Resilient |
Quick to recover |
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Reprehensible |
Deserving of blame, criticism or disapproval |
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Relinquish |
To surrender something; Give something up |
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Regress |
To return to an earlier, generally worse condition or behavior |
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Propensity |
A natural preference or tendency |
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Predisposed |
Tending toward or open to something beforehand |
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Ostentatious |
Showy; Meant to impress others |
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Optimum |
Ideal; Best possible; Most favorable; most desirable |
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Maudlin |
Tearfully sentimental; overly emotional |
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Liason |
A person who serves as a connection between individuals or groups; Go between |
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Lethargy |
Weariness; Great lack of energy |
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Juxtapose |
To put side by side |
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Instigate |
To cause; To bring about by moving others to action; stir up |
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Infallible |
Not capable of error or failure; unable to make a mistake |
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Inane |
Silly; Without sense or meaning; Foolish |
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Inadvertent |
Not intended; accidental |
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Impetuous |
Done or acting in a hurry; Without little thought; Impulsive |
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Impeccable |
Faultless; Perfect |
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Gregarious |
Outgoing; Sociable; Enjoying and seeking the company of others. |
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Fritter |
TTo waste; To spend or waste a little at a time |
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Fortuitous |
Lucky, Happening by chance or by accident. Or at random. |
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Facetious |
Funny |
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Euphoric |
Overjoyed; Having an intense feeling of well-being |
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Estrange |
Alienate; To make unsympathetic or unfriendly |
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Equivocate |
To be deliberately vague in order to mislead |
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Embellish |
To decorate; Beautify by adding details |
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Dissident |
A rebel |
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Discretion |
Good sense; tact |
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Dexterous |
Skilled |
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Detriment |
A disadvantage; Something that cayses damage, harm, or loss |
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Despondent |
Depressed |
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Collaborate |
Work together |
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Berate |
To criticize or scold harshly |
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Ambiguous |
Unclear; Able to be interpreted in more that one way |