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63 Cards in this Set

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ADMONISH

To caution or advise against something


to scold mildly to remind of a duty

CIRCUMSPECT

Carefully cautious

DEADLOCK

A complete standstill


DIFFUSE

To spread or scatter freely

EFFACE

To wipe out


To keep oneself from being noticed

RELINQUISH

To let go or give up

ADJOURN

To stop proceedings for a time

COMPENSATE

To make up for


To repay for services

ERRATIC

Not regular or consistent

ILLEGIBLE

Difficult or impossible to read

TANTALIZE

To tease or torment by teasing

ADHERENT

A follower, supporter

ALTERCATION

An angry argument

CONDONE

To overlook

FABRICATE

To make manufacturer, to make up

PILFER

To steel in small quantities

SEMBLANCE

An outward appearance a likeness

TRITE

Commonplace over used

ABSCOND

To run off and hide

ANARCHY

A lack of government

AUSPICIOUS

Favorable,

BIASED

Favoring one side unduly

INTREPID

Very brave fearless unshakable

POMPOUS

Overly self important

PRECIPICE

Very steep cliff the edge

ACCOMPLICE

A person who takes part in a crime

ANNIHILATE

To destroy completely

ARBITRARY

Unreasonable based on one's own wishes

INCORRIGIBLE

Not able to be corrected

MOROSE

Having a gloomy or sullen manner

PARAMOUNT

Chief in importance

STAGNANT

Not running or following

ATONE

To make up for

CREDIBLE

Believable

DOLEFUL

Sad dreary

INCESSANT

Never stopping going on all the time

INTRICATE

Complicated

SUPERFLUOUS

Exceeding what is sufficient or required

APEX

The highest point

ASSIMILATE

To obsorb fully of makes ones own

INUNDATE

To flood, overflow, to overwhelm

MOMENTOUS

Very important

PERILOUS

Dangerous

ASSURANCE

A pledge, freedom from doubt

FLIPPANT

Lacking in seriousness

LIABILITY

A debt something disadvantageous

PREPOSTEROUS

Ridiculous, senseless

REJUVENATE

To make young again, to renew

CANDID

Frank, sincere

EXPEDIENT

A means to an end

IMPEL

To force, drive forward

PROGNOSIS

A forecast of the probable course and outcome of a disease or situation

REPUGNANT

Offensive, disagreeable

ADEPT

Throughly skilled , an expert

EMANCIPATE

To free from slavery

ERRONEOUS

Incorrect, containing mistakes

LANGUID

Drooping without energy sluggish

SLIPSHOD

Unity in dress, personal habits

BREVITY

Shortness

CONCISE

Expressing much in a few words

DEMURE

Sober or serious in manner

DIVULGE

To tell, reveal, to make public

RELENTLESS

Harsh, without pitty