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33 Cards in this Set
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Awe |
Awesome |
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Awe |
Awful |
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Defend |
Defensible |
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Defend |
Indefensible |
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Defend |
Defensive |
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Defend |
Defenceless |
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Fear |
Fearsome |
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Fear |
Fearful and fearless |
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Forget |
Forgettable. Unforgettable. Forgetful |
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Imagine |
Unimaginative. Unimaginable |
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Imagine |
Imaginary |
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Rest |
Restive. Restful. Restless |
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Sense |
Sensible senseless. |
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Sense |
Sensitive. Insensitive nonsensical sensuous |
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Use |
Useful. Useless. Unusable |
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Argue |
Arguable. Unarguable. Argumentative |
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Utterly |
Banal |
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Highly |
Questionable |
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Comparatively |
Rare |
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Heavily |
Biased |
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Deceptively |
Simple |
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Blindingly |
Obvious |
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Radically |
Reformed |
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Ridiculously |
Cheap |
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Analyse |
Analysis |
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School |
Scholars |
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Trust |
Untrustworthy |
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Suppose |
Supposedly |
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Empire |
Emperial |
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Prison |
Imprisons itself |
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eschewverb [ T ] UK /ɪsˈtʃuː/ US /ɪsˈtʃuː/ formal |
to avoid something intentionally, or to give something up:We won't have discussions with this group unless they eschew violence. |
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lavishadjective UK /ˈlæv.ɪʃ/ US /ˈlæv.ɪʃ/ |
C2 large in quantity and expensive or impressive:lavish gifts/promises/praiselavish spendinglavish banquetsThe evening was a lavish affair with glorious food and an endless supply of champagne.The lavish production makes this musical truly memorable.very generous:The critics were lavish in their praise for the paintings. |
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peeveverb [ T ] UK /piːv/ US /piːv/ |
to annoy someone:What peeved her most was his thoughtlessness.[ + that ] It peeves me that she didn't bother to phone.Thesaurus: synonyms and related |
