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22 Cards in this Set
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Complicity
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involvement in wrongdoing;the state of being an acomplice.
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Inane
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silly, empty of meaning or value
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Agnostic
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one who believes nothing is known about God;a skeptic
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Indictment
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the act of accusing
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Eqity
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the state or quality of being just, fair, or impartial
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Abject
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degraded, wretched;base, contemptable;cringing,servile; complete and unrelieved
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Diatribe
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a bitter and prolonged verbal attack
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Intermittent
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stopping and beginning again, sporadic
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Derelict
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Somone or somthing that is abandoned or neglected.
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Effigy
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a crude image of a desired person
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Indubitable
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certain, not to be doubted or denied
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Travesty
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a grotesque or grossly inferior imitation;a disquise
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Surveillance
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a watch kept over a person
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Meretricious
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superficially attractive in a showy,cheap,or vulgur way
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Neophyte
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a new convert, beginner, novice
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Sylvan
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petaining to or characteristic of forests;wooded
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Moot
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Open to discussion and debate, unresolved
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Perspicacity
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Keeness in observing and inderstanding
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Testy
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Easily irritates;impatience and exasperation
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Plenary
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complete in all aspects or essentials;absolute
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Motif
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a principle idea or feature
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Prestigious
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having a highly favorable reputation
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