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23 Cards in this Set
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to cover, as with water from a flood
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inundate
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a particular period in time
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era
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to provide soldiers with a place to live
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garrison
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an offering to a god
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sacrifice
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something given up for the sake of another
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sacrifice
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a sweeping motion
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flourish
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soldiers stationed in a place to protect it.
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garrison
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a showy burst of music
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flourish
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to save and put away; especially secretly
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hoard
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causing pain or grief; hard to bear
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grievous
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showing no mercy; pitiless
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ruthless
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to load with an excessive amount or number of something
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inundate
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a fancy line or curve added to something written
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flourish
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to wave in the air
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flourish
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impossible to defeat
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invincible
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to thrive or prosper
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flourish
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a member of a group that settles briefly in one place and then moves on to another
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nomad
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To make speechless with amazement
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dumbfound
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to follow; to come as a result of or at a later time
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ensue
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to move back or drop to a lower level
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recede
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most important
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principal
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the head of a school
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principal
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to stop from being angry; to calm
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placate
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