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15 Cards in this Set
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Adjudicate |
V. To make a formal decision or judgment |
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Figurative |
adj. Not literal but symbolic |
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Egregious |
adj. Awful or Flagrant ( awful, terrible) |
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Metaphor |
Noun. comparing two unlike things without using like or as |
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Argument |
Noun. A statement, reason, or fact used for or against a point |
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Rhetoric |
Noun.The art of effective written and oral communication |
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Nefarious |
Adj. Extremely wicked or villainous |
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Trace |
Verb. To discover or follow |
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Integrity |
Noun. Moral Character, Honesty |
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Plagiarism |
Noun. Using the ideas or language of another author without crediting the source |
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Ethical |
adj. Pertaining to what is moral and right |
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Virtuous |
Adj. Moral and Ethical |
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Literally |
Adv. exactly what the words say |
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Inundate |
verb. overwhelm (someone) with things or people to be dealt with. |
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Commence |
verb. To begin or start |
