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40 Cards in this Set
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carnal
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of the body or felsh; opposed to spiritual; specifically, sexual
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restive
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stubbornly resisting control or guidance, e.g., of a horse;balky, hence, unmanagaeable;uneasy, fidgeting about
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disingenuous
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not frank ad candid; also deceptively simple
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replenish
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stock again, especially after having been emptied
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equivocate
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using equivocal (vauge) language; especially with intent to deceive
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remonstrate
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say or plead in protest or reproof
present and urge reasons in opposition, as to an act, measure, or any proceedings |
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venturous
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courting danger; ready to meet risks;daring;bold
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vestige
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a trace, mark, or visible sign left by something lost or no longer existent; a small, degenerate, or imperfectly developed part or organ which has been more fully developed in an earlier stage or past generation
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repugnance
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extreme dislike or aversion; deep rooted-antagonism (rivalry); in logic, inconsistency, incompatibility, oncongruity (e.g. repugnance between gospel narratives)
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destitute
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bereft or not in possession (of something necesary or desirable); lacking in condition of extreme want
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repercussion
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a driving back or being driven back; reverberation
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obnoxious
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offensive; objectionable
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verbatim
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word for word; in the same words
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entice
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draw on by exciting hope or desire; attact; tempt; deduce
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acclaim
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applaud;declare or procalim by acclamation; shout; call out loudly
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turbulence
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a situation or event characterized by turmult
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execrable
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detestable; very bad; abominable
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carousal
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a jovial feast or festible; a riotous drinking party
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remiss
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negligent; careless; showing neglect or inattention
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dilate
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englarge or extand in size or bulk
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repercussion
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a driving back or being driven back; reverberation
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obnoxious
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offensive; objectionable
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verbatim
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word for word; in the same words
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entice
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draw on by exciting hope or desire; attact; tempt; deduce
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acclaim
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applaud;declare or procalim by acclamation; shout; call out loudly
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turbulence
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a situation or event characterized by turmult
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execrable
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detestable; very bad; abominable
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carousal
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a jovial feast or festible; a riotous drinking party
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remiss
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negligent; careless; showing neglect or inattention
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dilate
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englarge or extand in size or bulk
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carnal
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of the body or felsh; opposed to spiritual; specifically, sexual
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restive
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stubbornly resisting control or guidance, e.g., of a horse;balky, hence, unmanagaeable;uneasy, fidgeting about
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disingenuous
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not frank ad candid; also deceptively simple
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replenish
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stock again, especially after having been emptied
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equivocate
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using equivocal (vauge) language; especially with intent to deceive
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remonstrate
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say or plead in prtest or reproof
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remonstrate
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present and urge erasons in opposition, as to an act, measure, or any proceedings
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vestige
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a trace, mark, or visible sign left by something lost or no longer existent; a small, degenerate, or imperfectly developed part or organ which has been more fully developed in an earlier stage or past generation
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repugnance
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extreme dislike or aversion; deep rooted-antagonism (rivalry); in logic, inconsistency, incompatibility, oncongruity (e.g. repugnance between gospel narratives)
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destitute
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bereft or not in possession (of something necesary or desirable); lacking in condition of extreme want
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