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90 Cards in this Set
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subconscious
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the part of the mind's function of which you are not aware
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subdue
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to conquer or bring under control
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subjugate
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to conquer or bring under control by force
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subsidize
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to furnish money or to assist with the payment of money
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subterranean
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beneath the earth's surface
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transcribe
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to make a written copy
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transfer
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to carry or send from one person or place to another
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transform
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to change in form or appearance
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translucent
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permitting some light to pass through but giving an unclear image
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transplant
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to plant in another place
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hyperbole
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an intentional statement of exaggeration
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hypercritical
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excessively critical
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hypertension
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extreme tension; high blood pressure
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hyperthermia
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high temperature
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superimpose
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lay one item atop another
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superlative
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of the highest order; best; greatest
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supernatural
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beyond the laws of nature
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supervise
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oversee
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surcharge
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additional charge or tax
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surplus
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more than what is needed
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forecast
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to predict or estimate in advance
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forethought
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a thought that comes beforehand
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forewarn
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to warn beforehand
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posterior
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the back side
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posthumous
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happening after someone's death
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postpone
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put off until a later time
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preamble
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an introduction or introductory explanation
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precaution
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care taken beforehand
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premature
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happening or ripening before the natural or proper time
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premier
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the first performance or showing
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procrastinate
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to put off doing something until a later time
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profess
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to come forward and make a public declaration
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prologue
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the introductory part of a book
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promontory
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the highest point of land projecting out over a body of water or land
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propensity
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a natural inclination toward
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retroactive
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having an effect on things in the past
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retrofire
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to ignite a retrorocket
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retrogress
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move backward
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retrospect
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looking back in the past
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retrospective
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looking back on the past or past events
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circuit
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a revolving; a journey around; a route
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circulatory
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going in a circuit; circular
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circumnavigate
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to sail around
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circumstance
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the condition surrounding or related to an event
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circumvent
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to go around or bypass
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period
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the interval between certain happenings
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periodic
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happening at regular intervals; happening from time to time
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perigee
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the point in the moon's or a satellite's orbit that is closest to the earth or body it is orbiting
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periphery
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the outer boundary of something
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periscope
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an instrument for seeing around things
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adapt
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to change to be suitable or fit
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adhere
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to stick to something; to conform to; obey
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adjacent
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close to; bordering on
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recurrent
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happening again and again; returning periodically
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reimburse
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pay back
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reiterate
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repeat many times
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secession
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the act of withdrawing from an alliance or association
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seclude
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to withdraw or set apart from social contact
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segregate
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to separate from the rest of the group
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sequester
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to separate or withdraw; to choose solitude or retirement
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diagram
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a picture drawn to explain an idea
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diagnose
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to identify a disease through symptoms
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diagonal
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a straight line through a figure from one corner to another corner
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diaphanous
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transparent
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diaphragm
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a membrane that separates one thing from another
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perambulate
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to walk through
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percolate
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to drip through a small opening or to filter a liquid
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perforate
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to make holes in something
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persistence
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continuing stubbornly without giving up; determination
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pervasive
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having the power to be spread or to pass through
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eccentric
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ignoring social conventions; odd
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ecstasy
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happiness; overwhelming feelings of joy
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effervesce
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to give off bubbles; to show excitement or liveliness
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effusive
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demonstrative; unreserved; overflowing; pouring out
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eject
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throw out
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emit
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to send out; discharge
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excerpt
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a selected passage from a book or article
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exodus
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a departure or journey away from a place
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expulsion
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a forcing out
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extrude
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force or press out
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coexist
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to exist at the same time or in the same place
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coherent
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sticking together; connected; related in some way
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collaborate
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to labor together
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collide
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to come together with great force; to clash
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composite
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made of separate parts or elements
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compound
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bring together; a mixture
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concordance
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an agreement or harmony
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congregate
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to gather together
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symmetry
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elements on both sides of a line that have the same shape
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synthesize
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to form a new thing by combining parts from other things; to unite or merge
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