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45 Cards in this Set
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Assuaged
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to lessen or to calm.
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Piety
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devotion to religious duties and practices
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liberal
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not bound by authoritarianism, orthodoxy, or traditional forms
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chattels
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slaves
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taciturn
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almost always silent
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entity
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existince, being
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Collard
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a stalked smooth-leaved kale- usually used in plural
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Contentment
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to appease the desires of self satisfaction
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repertoire
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a repertoire is all the special skills a person has;
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malevelent
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having, showing or coming up from instance will.
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morbid
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have or relating to, or characteristics of a disease
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initial
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have or relating to the beginning.
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Predilection
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a preference or a preferred way of doing something.
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Commissioned
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to order to be made to do a function.
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Sawhorse
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a frame where you put wood to be laid for sawing by hand.
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Meditatively : 25. :
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disposed or given to a discourse intended to express its author's reflections or to guide others in contemplation
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Multitude
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a great number of people.
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Condescend
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to descend to less formal and is to agree to do something that you believe to be beneath your dignity.
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Transaction
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an exchange of good and or services, funds
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Indigenous
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having origated in and being produced.
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Deliberate
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resulting from careful and through consideration
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Illicit
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not permitted
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Sentimentally
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the quality of being marked by feeling or emotions
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Entailment
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to impose, involve, or imply as a necessary accompaniment or result
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sojourn
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a temporary stay (resting somewhere)
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dispensation
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an exemption from a law or from an impediment vow or oath
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cordially
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sincerely or deeply felt
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expounding
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to explain by
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tranquility
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to be free from a free agitation of mind or spirit
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erratic
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deviating from what is ordinary and standard
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inequalities
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unfairness
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diminutive
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indicating small, lovable, pitiable, or contemptible
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leisurely
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without haste (speed)
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fractious
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tending to be troublesome (irritable)
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amiable
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generally agreeable
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populace
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population
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auspicious
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affording a favorable look
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scuppernongs
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a cultivated muscadine with yellowish green plum-flavored fruits
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abominable
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worthy of or causing disgust or hatred
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arbitrated
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decide or determine
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contradiction
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proposition, statement, or phrase that asserts or implies both the truth and falsity of something
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mortifying
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to subject to severe and vexing embarrassment (shame)
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melancholy
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causing sadness or depression
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contribution
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the act or paying
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assorted
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consisting of various kinds
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