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50 Cards in this Set
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2.21 clandestine [adj]
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secret or hidden
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2.11 rejuvenate [v]
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to make feel young again
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2.20 dexterous [adj]
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having skill in hands, body, or mind
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1.6 disinterested [adj]
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unbiased; impartial
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2.19 consummate [adj]
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perfect in every way
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1.18 discrete [adj]
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separate; unrelated
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2.18 fidelity [n]
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devotion; loyalty
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2.13 ruminate [v]
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to think about; ponder
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2.22 condone [v]
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to forgive
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1.11 proliferate [v]
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to make alot of [counting]
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2.16 verdant [adj]
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green
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1.8 contentious [adj]
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argumentative
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2.25 repudiated [adj]
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denied the truth or authority[of]
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1.16 burgeoning [adj]
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expanding; flourishing
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2.15 resurgence [n]
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state of rising again
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2.8 disparate [adj]
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unequal
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2.23 inveterate [adj]
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habitual
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1.12 truculent [adj]
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rude [writes or says]
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2.24 cavalier [adj]
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haughty; arrogant
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2.6 deprecate [v]
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denigrate; belittle
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2.17 extrovert [n]
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one who is active or expressive
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2.10 petulant [adj]
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impatient
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2.14 introvert [n]
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one whose interest is more in oneself
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1.20 denigrate [v]
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defame [reputation]
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1.24 discreet [adj]
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careful about actions or words
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1.3 erudite [adj]
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smart
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2.2 creditable [adj]
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deserving credit
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1.17 exacerbate [v]
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to make worse [disease, pain]
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2.3 flouted [v]
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mocked; made fun of
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1.13 reprobate [n]
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bad person
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2.12 umbrage [n]
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offense
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2.9 rancor [n]
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bitter hate
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1.4 equivocate [v]
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to mislead
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1.15 pejorative [adj]
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derogatory; bad; put down [comments or remarks]
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1.2 disingenuous [adj]
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insincere
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2.5 precocious [adj]
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matured
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1.1 gullible [adj]
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easily tricked or cheated; credulous
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1.14 innuendo [n]
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hint; indirect remark or gesture
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1.10 credulous [adj]
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gullible
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2.7 miscreant [n]
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an evil person; reprobate
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1.7 gratuitous [adj]
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unecessary
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1.5 credible [adj]
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believable
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1.9 prone [adj]
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having a tendency to..; inclined to
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2.1 panache [n]
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style; elegance
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1.25 deleterious [adj]
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harmful to health or well-being
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1.19 prescribe [v]
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to order; "doctor's prescription"
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1.22 obtuse [adj]
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slow; dull; "obtuse angle"
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1.21 itinerant [adj]
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traveling constantly
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1.23 proscribe [v]
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to forbid; [opposite of prEscribe]
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2.4 primer [n]
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textbook giving first principles of a subject
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