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32 Cards in this Set
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adulterated |
(v) to corrupt, degrade, or contaminate
sully, debase (ant.) expurgate |
Sully adulterated the monsters inc. |
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ambidextrous |
(adj) able to use both hands equally well
versatile disengenuous (ant.) ambilevous |
Logan |
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augment |
(v) to make larger, increase
aggrandize, boost (ant.) degrade |
to get fatter like Sasha Peiterse |
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bereft |
(adj) deprived of; lacking something
bereaved, sans, impoverished, shorn (ant.) fraught, replete |
bereft; theft |
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deploy |
(v) to position or arrange; to extend; utilize
exploit (ant.) brutalize, wane |
deploy; employ |
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dour |
(adj) stern, gloomy, dead
forbidding, saturnine (ant.) genial, benign |
dour; sour |
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fortitude |
(n) courage in facing difficulties
mettle, fiber, pluck (ant.) faintheartedness, irresolute |
forts are strong |
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dour |
(adj) stern, gloomy, dead
forbidding, saturnine (ant.) genial, benign |
dour; sour |
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fortitude |
(n) courage in facing difficulties
mettle, fiber, pluck (ant.) faintheartedness, irresolute |
forts are strong |
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gape |
(v) stare with an open mouth
perusal, scrutiny (ant.) stime, oeillade |
gape around ashtyns stupidity |
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guise |
(n) an external appearance
semblance, facade (ant.) candor, naïveté |
dis(guise) |
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insidious |
(adj) intended to deceive, harmful but enticing; gradual effect
dastardly, perfidious (ant.) ingenuous, aboveboard |
the movie was absolutely demonic |
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intimation |
a hint
inkling, foreshadowing (ant.) answer, solution |
add a hint |
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opulent |
(n) luxurious
grandiose (ant.) destitute, wretched |
the Capitol of Panem |
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pliable |
(adj) easily influenced, flexible
lissome, lithe (ant.) stiff, established
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gymnasts |
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reiterate |
(v) say over and over
recapitulate, reprise, din |
re-state re-iterate |
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stolid |
not easily moved emotionally or mentally; unresponsive
impassive, phlegmatic (ant.) fervid, vehement |
solid; stolid; stoic |
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stolid |
not easily moved emotionally or mentally; unresponsive
impassive, phlegmatic (ant.) fervid, vehement |
solid; stolid; stoic |
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tentative |
(adj) uncertain; hesitant
provisional, inconclusive (ant.) arrant, unequivocal |
getting onto a dance floor after u have broken ur foot |
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stolid |
not easily moved emotionally or mentally; unresponsive
impassive, phlegmatic (ant.) fervid, vehement |
solid; stolid; stoic |
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tentative |
(adj) uncertain; hesitant
provisional, inconclusive (ant.) arrant, unequivocal |
getting onto a dance floor after u have broken ur foot |
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unkempt |
(adj) untidy; not properly maintained
mussed, tousled (ant.) unsullied, fastidious |
brown jacket, white shirt, baggy blue jeans, dirty tennis shoes |
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stolid |
not easily moved emotionally or mentally; unresponsive
impassive, phlegmatic (ant.) fervid, vehement |
solid; stolid; stoic |
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tentative |
(adj) uncertain; hesitant
provisional, inconclusive (ant.) arrant, unequivocal |
getting onto a dance floor after u have broken ur foot |
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unkempt |
(adj) untidy; not properly maintained
mussed, tousled (ant.) unsullied, fastidious |
brown jacket, white shirt, baggy blue jeans, dirty tennis shoes |
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verbatim |
(adj, adv) word for word
exact, precisely (ant.) paraphrased |
and I quote... |
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stolid |
not easily moved emotionally or mentally; unresponsive
impassive, phlegmatic (ant.) fervid, vehement |
solid; stolid; stoic |
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tentative |
(adj) uncertain; hesitant
provisional, inconclusive (ant.) arrant, unequivocal |
getting onto a dance floor after u have broken ur foot |
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unkempt |
(adj) untidy; not properly maintained
mussed, tousled (ant.) unsullied, fastidious |
brown jacket, white shirt, baggy blue jeans, dirty tennis shoes |
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verbatim |
(adj, adv) word for word
exact, precisely (ant.) paraphrased |
and I quote... |
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warily |
(adv) cautiously
prudently, gingerly (ant.) heedlessly |
driving a car |
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gibe |
(v) utter taunting words (n) an expression of scorn
deride, ridicule (ant.) endorse, commend |
mean girls |
