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15 Cards in this Set
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blandishment
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noun (often plural)
That which is intended to coax or persuade, such as flattery; an allurement. |
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deprecate
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verb
1. To criticize or express disapproval of. 2. To represent as of little value. |
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discomfit
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verb
To make uneasy by confusing or embarrassing a person. |
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meteoric
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adjective
Coming into existence swiftly, suddenly, brightly, like a meteor. |
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overbearing
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adjective
Acting in an arrogant, domineering way. |
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precocious
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adjective
Showing exceptionally early development of abilities. |
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proffer
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verb
To offer for acceptance or consideration. noun An offer. |
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remonstrate
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verb
To say in protest; to raise an objection. |
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rift
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noun
1. A split or crack. 2. A break in friendly relations. |
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solicitous
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adjective
Showing interest and care; concerned. |
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succinct
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adjective
Expressed clearly and in few words; concise. |
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sylvan
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adjective
Having to do with trees or wooded areas. |
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trepidation
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noun
Apprehension; dread. |
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untoward
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adjective
Not favorable; unlucky. |
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virtuoso
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noun
A person with great skill in some art, especially music. adjective Done with great skill and dash. |
