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26 Cards in this Set
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Ubiquitous adj. |
Existing everywhere |
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Umbrage n. |
Offense; annoyance |
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Unadorned adj. |
Plain |
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Unassuming adj. |
Modest |
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Unbridled adj. |
Not restrained |
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Unconscionable adj. |
Unreasonable; not guided by conscience |
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Unconventional adj. |
Not typical |
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Unctuous adj. |
Smooth in a fake way |
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Uncultivated adj. |
Not grown or used |
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Undermine v. |
To weaken in a sneaky way |
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Underscore v. |
To highlight |
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Undulate v. |
To make in a smooth, wave like way |
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Uniform adj. |
Always the same |
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Unkempt adj. |
Untidy |
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Unpretentiousness n. |
The state of being unassuming, modest or natural |
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Unpropitious adj. |
Unfavorable, not a good sign or omen |
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Unruly adj. |
Difficult to discipline or manage |
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Unsavory adj. |
Unpleasant, especially morally unpleasant |
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Untenable adj. |
Not workable, indefensible, weak, shaky |
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Untoward adj. |
Improper; troublesome |
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Unwieldy adj. |
Awkward; cumbersome (heavy) |
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Upbraided v. |
Criticized severly |
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Urbane adj. |
Sophisticated (modern) polite & polished |
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Usurious adj. |
A rip off |
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Usurp v. |
To illegally take by force |
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Utilitarian adj. |
Useful |
