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20 Cards in this Set
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Coercive
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The coercive salesperson insisted we buy the 8 piece dining set instead of the 6 piece one.
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Collusive
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The shady men set up a collusive banking aggreement over the phone
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Complacent
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The teacher was too complacent to change her mind about the matter.
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Cockered
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She was such a cockered child, that she didn't experience anything on her own.
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Cloying
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He was surrounded by the cloying scent of soil in the small tool shed.
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Crass
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The incident of crass behavior was looked into by the principal
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Craven
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The craven man hid behind the shed when the cops came.
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Crapulous
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It's often the crapulous people who wind up in prison.
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Crabbed
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The crabbed old woman shrieked from her porch at the passers-by.
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Cowering
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All the children were cowering in fear when Megan walked in to the room.
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Cosseted
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When she was ignored by her father, she was cosseted greatly by her mother.
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Corpulent
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A great corpulent whale was found washed ashore.
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Coquette
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The woman was acting the part of the seductive coquette in the upcoming play.
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Contumacious
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At this rate everyone may need a book on how to deal with contumacious individuals.
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Contentious
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This generation of teens is considerately more contentious that years past.
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Constricting
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Every time I am caled to the office, I feel my throat constricting with worry.
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Conniving
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That conniving old man just talked me out of ten bucks!
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Confabulating
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The patients' confabulating minds start filling in the gaps of their memories with falsities.
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Condescending
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The newspaper's condescending attitude deters readers.
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Concupiscent
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A nun with concupiscent tendencies is greatly frowned upon.
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