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15 Cards in this Set
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adhere
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verb
1. To stick to; stay attached. 2. To follow closely or faithfully. adherent - noun A follower or supporter of an idea. |
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aplomb
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noun
Complete self-confidence and poise. |
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brandish
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verb
To shake or wave in a threatening way. |
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broach
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verb
To bring up for discussion; to begin to talk about. |
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devotee
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noun
An ardent follower, supporter, or enthusiast. |
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diffident
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adjective
Unsure of oneself; shy. diffidence - noun |
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extravaganza
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noun
An elaborate and spectacular display or event. |
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integrity
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noun
1. Honesty; trustworthiness. 2. The condition of being whole or complete. |
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plaintive
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adjective
Expressing sorrow; mournful. |
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plaudit
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noun (usually plural)
A demonstration of strong approval or praise. |
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regalia
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noun plural
The symbols, objects, or special costumes worn by or associated with a group. |
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resplendent
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adjective
Dazzling in appearance. |
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subordinate
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adjective
Less important; secondary. noun A person under the command or control of another. verb To give less importance to; to place in a lesser position. |
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surmount
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verb
To defeat or overcome. |
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tenable
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adjective
Capable of being defended or believed. |
