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105 Cards in this Set
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adjunct
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an accesory, something added on
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Coalesce
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to come together
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Congeal
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to thicken, or change from liquid to solid
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Consensus
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an agreement
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Contiguous
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lying side by side
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Integrate
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to bring together and make one
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Juxtapose
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to place side by side
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Pact
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a formal agreement between two countries, a bargain
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Rendezvous
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a meeting, usually secret
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Abdicate
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to give up power
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Accord
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to be in agreement
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Allege
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to declare that something is true without proof
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Condone
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to forgive or disregard an offense
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Decree
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an order or command
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Debunk
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To prove false
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Inquiry
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to request information
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Sustain
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to support
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Ambiguous
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unclear
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Amorphous
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without shape
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Itinerant
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nomadic, constantly moving
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Obscure
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fidden or dark, hard to see
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Write
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to twist
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Egress
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exit
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Epoch
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a period of time
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Prolific
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fertile, very productive
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Scull
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a small rowboat or an oar for a rowboat
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Surrogate
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a substitute
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Variegated
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having many parts or colors
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Akin
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related to or alike
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Amiable
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friendly or good natured
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adjunct
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an accesory, something added on
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Coalesce
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to come together
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Congeal
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to thicken, or change from liquid to solid
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Consensus
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an agreement
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Contiguous
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lying side by side
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Integrate
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to bring together and make one
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Juxtapose
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to place side by side
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Pact
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a formal agreement between two countries, a bargain
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Rendezvous
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a meeting, usually secret
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Abdicate
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to give up power
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Accord
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to be in agreement
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Allege
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to declare that something is true without proof
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Condone
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to forgive or disregard an offense
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Decree
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an order or command
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Debunk
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To prove false
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Sustain
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to support
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Ambiguous
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unclear
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Itinerant
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nomadic, conastantly moving
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Kinetic
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moving
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Obscure
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hard to see
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Egress
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exit
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Epoch
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A period of time
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Prolific
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fertile, very productive
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Surrogate
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a substituite
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Variegated
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having many parts or colors
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Amiable
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friendly, good natured
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Congenial
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agreeable
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Extol
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to praise
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Placate
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to quiet down, appease
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Altruistic
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doing good for others
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Aspirant
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someone reaching for something
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Astute
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sharp, shrewd
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Benevolence
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goodness
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Animosity
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hostility
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Debilitating
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weakening, harmful
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Deficient
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lacking an essential part
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Insolent
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disrespectful, rude
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Irate
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enraged
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Notorious
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known widely and unfavorably
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Profane
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to abuse or put to ill use
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Reccalitrant
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disobedient, stubborn
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Warlock
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a male witch
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Aloof
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keeping a distance
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Banal
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unoriginal and boring
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Belligerent
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hostile
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Choleric
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irritable
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Ostentatious
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showy
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Pedantic
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overly scholarly, boring
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Insipid
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Lacking Interest
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Abyss
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a deep narrow pit
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Indictment
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having been charged with a crime
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Hovel
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a shack
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Rue
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to regret
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Adverse
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unfavorable
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Assailable
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vulnerable
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Corpulent
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exessively overweight
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Incumbent
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someone who is currently holding a political posistion
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Null
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zero value
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Ruse
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a clever trick
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Impasse
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a deadlock, a point at which one can go no further
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Insinuation
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a sneaky suggestion
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Mar
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to spoil, mark
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Repudiate
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to put down, renounce
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Slander
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a false and mean spirited statement meant to injure someone
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Superfluous
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More than what is required or needed
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Benign
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Harmless
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Deft
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Skillfull
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Meticulous
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careful, paying attention to details
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Pious
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Deeply religous
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Lament
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To express grief for, morn
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Eradicate
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to erase or get rid of
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Ambivalent
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having opposed or mixed feelings
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Dubious
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doubtful
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Objective
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not influenced by personal opinion
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innate
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possesed at birth, not learned but natually known
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