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83 Cards in this Set

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acknowledge
to accept or admit that something is true or official
ailment
an illness that is not very serious
attributed
assigned
awesome
very impressive, serious or difficult
be fond of
to like someone or something very much
benign
kind, gentle, or harmless
candidate
someone or something that seems right for something
capacity
the ability to do or produce something
chastise
to criticize or punish someone
chatter
to talk a lot in a quick and friendly way about unimportant things
chilly
cool or unfriendly
chortle
to laugh because something is funny or pleases you
cognition
the process of knowing, understanding and learning something
compel
to force someone to do something
concept
an idea of how something is or should be done
conspicuous
very easy to notice
conventional
used or existing for a long time and considered usual
cringe
to move away from something because you are afraid or uncomfortable
debate
a discussion or argument on a subject in which people express different opinions
deny
to say that something is not true
diagnosis
the decision about what illness a person has or what is wrong with a person
disparate
very different and not related to each other
effective
producing the result that was wanted or intended
emblem
a picture, shape, or object that represents a country, company, idea, etc.
entitled
having the right to do something
evaluate
to judge how good, useful, or successful someone or something is
evolve
to develop and change gradually over a long period of time
excruciating
extremely painful
exhilarating
making you feel extremely happy and excited
factor
one of several things that influence or cause a situation
fatigue
extreme tiredness
feat
an impressive accomplishment needing a lot of strength or skill
gig
a concert at which musicians play popular music
glimpse
a quick look at something or someone that doesn’t allow you to see them clearly
grasp
to take and hold something firmly in your hands or to understand something completely
gravitating
moving towards something because you are attracted to it
hasten
to make something happen faster or sooner
hasty
done in a hurry, especially with bad results
humiliation
a feeling of shame and stupidity, especially in front of other people
hypnosis
a state similar to sleep, in which someone’s thoughts and actions can be influenced by someone else
ill at ease
uncomfortable
immeasurably
in a way that is too big or too extreme to be measured
impetuous
tending to do things quickly, without thinking
indolence
laziness
inertia
a feeling that you do not want to do anything at all or a tendency for something to stay unchanged for a long time
infraction
an act of breaking a rule or law
insufferable
extremely annoying or unpleasant
leisurely
moving or done in a relaxed way
logistics
the practical organizing that is needed to make a complicated plan or activity successful
meticulous
very careful about details
murmur
to say something in a soft, quiet voice
mystified
confused and unable to understand or explain something
notion
an idea, belief or opinion about something, especially something you think is wrong
petulantly
in an impatient and angry way, like a child
preconceived idea
ideas formed about something before you know what it is really like
prestige
respect and admiration because of your job or something that you have achieved
presumptuous
doing something that you have no right to do and that seems rude
prevail
to achieve success after a struggle or to be the most common among a group of people
primly
formally and easily shocked by rude things
principle
a moral rule or set of ideas about what is right and wrong
punctual
arriving or happening at exactly the time that has been arranged
puzzle
to confuse
ramification
a result of something that you do, that affects things in a way that you may not have expected
rarity
something that does not happen or exist very often
relinquish
to give up your position, power, rights, etc.
relish
to enjoy something or like it
reluctantly
unwillingly
remorse
a strong feeling of being sorry for doing something very bad
reprieve
a delay before something bad happens or continues
resemble
to look like, or be similar to someone or something
sedated
made sleepy or calm by being given a special drug
serene
very calm or peaceful
sheepish
uncomfortable or embarrassed because you have done something silly or wrong
sixth sense
a special ability to feel or know something without using any of your five usual senses
stagnate
to stop developing or improving
standard
a level of quality, skill or ability that is considered to be acceptable
telepathy
a way of communicating in which thoughts are sent from one person’s mind to another person’s mind
treatment
a method that is intended to cure an injury or sickness
ultimately
after everything else has been done or considered
utterly
completely or extremely
vigorous
using a lot of energy and strength and determination
violate
to disobey or do something against a law, rule or agreement
vividly
so clearly that something seems real