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41 Cards in this Set
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Incredulous |
Skeptical; indicating or showing unbelief; disbelieving |
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Incredible |
Hard to believe; unbelievable |
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Imminent |
Likely to occur at any moment; impending |
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Impending |
About to happen; imminent |
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Instrumental |
Useful; helpful |
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Incessant |
Continuing without interruption; continuous |
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Incomparable |
Matchless or unequaled |
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Indomitable |
That cannot be subdued or overcome, as persons, will r courage unconquerable |
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Inherent |
Existing in someone or something as a permanent and inseparable element; quality or attribute. |
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Impetuous |
Sudden or rash action, emotion; impulsive |
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Affect |
Verb. To change or influence something or make a difference. The cause |
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Effect |
Noun. Bring about something that follows a cause. A result. After something happens. Accomplishment. |
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Demur |
Delay, raise objection |
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Mortify |
Deeply humiliated |
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Improvise |
Hastily organized or created |
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Exterminate |
Destroy completely; to kill off |
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Compule |
Put together |
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Insinuate |
Hint covertly |
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Obliterate |
Erase, wipe out conpletely |
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Extol |
Praised highly |
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Efficacy |
Efficiency; the power to produce an effect |
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Innovation |
To introduce as new; to effect a change |
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Prerogative |
Right on power or privilege |
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Rudiment |
Basics; fundamentals; principles |
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Approbation |
Praise or commendation |
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Rigor |
Harshness; strictness; severity |
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Animosity |
I'll will towards or resentment |
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Adversity |
State of difficulty or a state of loss of fortune. |
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Respite |
Period of rest or delay |
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Deference |
Respect; esteem or regard |
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Demure |
Shy modest serious |
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Averse |
Dislike; always followed by to |
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Perverse |
Opposite; contrary; wrong-headed. Erring |
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Presumptuous |
Overly assertive. Overstep bounds |
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Premature |
Too early |
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Vindictive |
Revengeful |
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Apprehensive |
Uneasy |
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Fervent |
Passionate. Glowing |
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Auspicious |
Favorable |
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Volatile |
Explosive. Change very suddenly. |
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Demure |
Shy |
