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42 Cards in this Set

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the entire scale or range
gamut
environment; surroundings
milieu
to remove; to force out
oust
a state where power rests with the citizens
republic
pertaining to a government that uses dictatorial control and forbids opposition; authoritarian
totalitarian
resembling utopia, an ideal place
utopian
open to several possible meanings or interpretations
ambiguous
the act of drawing a conclusion from evidence
inference
the dominant theme in a literary or musical composition; a recurring element in a work of art
motif
the act of giving human qualities to ideas or inanimate objects
personification
a figure of speech that compares two unlike things, introduced by the word like or as
simile
to put into code
encrypt
resembling human beings; having human characteristics
humanoid
showing unreasonable or abnormal distrust or suspicion
paranoid
to work from home by using a computer linked to one's company
telecommute
existing or being everywhere, especially at the same time
ubiquitous
cautious; watchful
wary
to avoid; to shun; to escape
eschew
having the power to produce a reaction; suggestive
evocative
color; tint; shade
hue
lasting through the year or through many years; everlasting
perennial
a portable case for holding loose sheets of paper or drawings
portfolio
following or coming after; succeeding
subsequent
the quality of a thing that gives it its identity; the crucial element; core
essence
tending to promote or assist
conducive
a customer; a shopper; one who purchases or uses goods or services
consumer
to take away a part (usually followed by from)
detract
capable of being done; possible; suitable
feasible
to acquire; to collect; to get
garner
to bump or brush against others; to push or shove
jostle
a special right, power, or privilege
prerogative
one who argues in favor of something; an advocate
proponent
a person who practices alchemy (a type of chemistry popular in the MIddle Ages)
alchemist
to examine carefully
analyze
any cancer-producing substance
carcinogen
to extract the essential elements
distill
an alchemic preparation believed capable of prolonging life indefinitely
elixir
an attempt
endeavor
to dig up something buried in the earth
exhume
a department of forensic medicine (the use of medical knowledge in civil or criminal law), as in a police laboratory
forensics
caused by a poison; poisonous
toxic
an extremely small amount of a substance
trace