Vocabulary

Front 1

Elicit

Back 1

to draw out; to call forth or provoke

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Abberration

Back 2

the fact or an instance of deviating or being abberent from a normal standard or normal state

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Engender

Back 3

to cause, to exist or develop

Front 4

Altercation

Back 4

a noisy, heated, angry dispute

Front 5

Dabacle

Back 5

a violent disruption, a great disaster; a compleate failure

Front 6

Tutelage

Back 6

the act or process of serving as a gardian or protector or instructor of an individual

Front 7

Apprise

Back 7

to give notice to; to tell

Front 8

Egregious

Back 8

conspicous; conspicuously bad, flagrant

Front 9

Tenet

Back 9

a pricipal, belief, or doctrine generally held to be true

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Acumen

Back 10

keeness and depth of perception, discernment

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Dissipate

Back 11

to break up and drive off, to cause to thin or scater gradually, vanish, to spend up or use up wastfully of foolishly

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Palpable

Back 12

capable of being touched or felt; noticable

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Eclectic

Back 13

selecting what appears to be best in various doctrines, methods, or styles

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Covert

Back 14

not openly shown, engaged in, or avowed; covered over

Front 15

Jaded

Back 15

fatigued by overwork; exhusted, made dull

Front 16

Encroach

Back 16

to enter by gradual steps or by stealyh into the possessions or rights of others, to advance beyond the usual or proper limits

Front 17

Repertoire

Back 17

a list or supply of dramas, operas, pieces, or parts that a company or person is prepared to perform