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35 Cards in this Set

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querulous
(adj) whiny, complaining
iniquity
(n) wickedness or sin
intransigent
(adj) refusing to compromise, often on an extreme opinion
spurious
(adj) false but designed to seem plausible
alacrity
(n) eagerness speed
licentious
(adj) displaying a lack of moral or legal restraints
capricious
(adj) subject to whim, fickle
implacable
(adj) incapable of being appeased or mitigated
dissemble
(v) to conceal, fake
petulance
(n) rudeness, irritability
staid
(adj) sedate, serious, self-restrained
ineffable
(adj) unspeakable, incapable of being expressed through words
repudiate
(v) to reject, refuse to accept
reprove
(v) to scold, rebuke
decry
(v) to criticize openly
accost
to approach and speak to
polemic
(n) an aggressive argument against a specific opinion
inimical
(adj) hostile
adduce
to give an example in proving something
cogent
(adj) intellectually convincing
restive
(adj) resistant, stubborn, impatient
discursive
(adj) rambling, lacking order
vituperate
(v) to berate
rife
(adj) abundant
reprobate
(adj) evil, unprincipled
blandish
(v) to coax by using flattery
inexorable
(adj) incapable of being persuaded or placated
abase
to humiliate; to humble; to lower
palliate
(v) to reduce the severity of
acumen
(n) keen insight
effrontery
(n) impudence, nerve, insolence
inure
(v) to cause someone or something to become accustomed to a situation
wanton
(adj) undisciplined, lewd, lustful
obsequious
(adj) excessively compliant or submissive
acrimonious
harsh in speech or behavior