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23 Cards in this Set
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prodigious
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extraordinary
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prodigy
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an extremely talented child
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profane
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irreverent; having nothing to do with religion
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profess
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to declare; to declare falsely
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proficient
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thoroughly competent
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profligate
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extravagantly wasteful, wildly immoral
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profound
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deep
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profuse
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extravagant; flowing
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proletatiat
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the industrial working class
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proliferate
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to spread or grow rapidly
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prolific
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abundantly productive
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promulgate
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to proclaim; to declare
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propensity
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a natural inclination
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propitious
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maked by favorable conditions
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proponent
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an advocate (opposite of opponent)
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proprietary
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a characteristic of an owner of property
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propriety
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good mannera
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prosaic
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unimaginative; dull
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proscribe
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to outlaw
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proselytize
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to convert someone; to recruit converts
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protagonist
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the leading character in a novel
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protract
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to prolong
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provident
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preparing for the future
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