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53 Cards in this Set
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existing naturally since birth
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innate
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fearful anxiety
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trepidation
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false and malicious statement to hurt someone's reputations; slander
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calumny or defamation
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guidance or care of God
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providence
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supporting or confirming
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corroborating
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hints
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intimations
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dangerous or threatening
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formidable
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discreet
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subtle
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point of argument
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contention
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something of great size or power is...
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prodigious
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doll
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poppet
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excessive indulgence in sexual desires
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lechery
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disguising or feigning
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dissembling
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excited
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titillated
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courteous regard or respect
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deference
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lack of color; paleness
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pallor
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improve
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ameliorate
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study of religion
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theology
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understand thoroughly
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fathom
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accusation
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indictment
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something hated
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abomination
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characterized by expressing lust
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lascivious
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to make certain or definite
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ascertain
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something hardly believable, seemingly self-contradictory
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paradox
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severe test, figuratively; small container, literally
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crucible
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predilection
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preconceived liking
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citadel
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fortified place; stronghold
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to bring oneself into another's favor
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ingratiate
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vindictive
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vengeful
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quarrelsome, argumentative
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contentious
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perfectly clean, pure
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immaculate
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testimony made under oath but not in open court
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deposition
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audacity or boldness
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effrontery
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calmly
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placidly
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noble, exalted, awesome
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sublime
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uneasiness
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qualm
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willfull telling of a lie under oath
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perjury
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excessively thin and bony
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gaunt
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unalarmed, not upset or disturbed
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unperturbed
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too slight to be perceived
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imperceptible
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gallows where bodies were hung
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gibbet
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exclusion from society or church
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excommunication
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inflexible, unbending
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adamant
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weak, unstable
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faltering
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skeptically, doubtfully
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incredulously
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lacking pity, apathetically, unfeeling
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callously
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crazy, insane
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daft
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repulsive, evil
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vile
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open in surprise, awe, or wonder
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agape
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postponement of punishment
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reprieve
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state of regret
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penitence
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cleanse of impurities
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purged
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deceive
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beguile
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