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49 Cards in this Set
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A synom for cheerless |
Bleak |
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Departing from what is normal or usual |
Abnormal |
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A large number |
Myriad |
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A heavy protective leather glove |
Gauntlet |
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Relating to the sun |
Solar |
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To remove; to wipe out |
Efface |
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A wild uncontrolled merrymaking |
Orgy |
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Bold and strong |
Doughty |
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Differing from accepted view |
Heterodox |
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A synonym for predict |
Foretell |
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A simple country fellow |
Yokel |
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An antonym for permanent |
Transient |
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Latin prefix meaning "across" |
Trans |
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Following in order without a break |
Consecutive |
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Not going well together |
Incongruous |
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A synonym for boredom |
Ennui |
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To block or hinder |
Thwart |
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A synonym for death |
Demise |
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A feeling of well-being |
Euphoria |
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One who feigns illness to avoid a duty |
Malingerer |
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An antonym for refined |
Uncouth |
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Easily-managed |
Tractable |
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A synonym for stealthy |
Surreptitious |
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Brief and full of meaning |
Pithy |
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An airtight tower used for storing fodder |
Silo |
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A tightly-twisted bandage used to stop bleeding |
Tourniquet |
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An antonym for original |
Hackneyed |
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Vain; useless |
Futile |
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Full of hate; evil |
Baleful |
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A medicine that restores health and vigor |
Tonic |
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Not yet revealed; hidden |
Latent |
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Evidence given solemnly, as under oath |
Testimony |
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An antonym for thin |
Obese |
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A person who hates mankind |
Misanthrope |
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A synonym for widespread |
Prevalent |
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Of or relating to the stars |
Astral |
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An antonym for exciting |
Humdrum |
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Allowing fluids or air to pass through |
Saturate |
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Dry and withered |
Sere |
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Meaning opposite from the intended meaning |
Irony |
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Manner of pronouncing words |
Diction |
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The lending of money at excessive rates of interest |
Usury |
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A willow used for making baskets or furniture |
Osier |
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In name only |
Nominal |
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The intentional omission of a word or words |
Ellipsis |
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A latin root meaning "speak" |
Dict |
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Having acquaintance; familiar |
Conversant |
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A natural ability to learn |
Aptitude |
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Knowing all things |
Omniscient |