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87 Cards in this Set
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Cause to exist
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ENGENDER
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Give -------- to,-------- into ------
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Make impure
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VITIATE
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to ---------- the --------- or impair the ---------- of
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Calm someone down
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PACIFY
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to ease the ------- or ------- of
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To lack
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DEARTH
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rationed
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Lazy
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INDOLENCE
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Damaged or bruised
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MARRED
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---------, especially disfiguring ---------
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Lazy
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INDOLENT
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disinclined to --------- one's self, ---------
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Haughty
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SUPERCILIOUS
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Waste
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SQUANDER
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Passionate
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ARDENT
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Harass
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BESET
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Appearance
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COUNTENANCE
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Hasty
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CURSORY
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Magical Attractivenesses
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CHARISMA
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Rabble-Rousing Leader
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DEMAGOGUE
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Pacify or appease
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PLACADE
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Make worse
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EXACERBATE
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Make very angry
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INCENSE
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eager to believe
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CREDULOUS
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easy to understand
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LUCID
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sacred
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SACROSANCT
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earlier example used to deal with similar instances
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PRECEDENT
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based on figures of speech;
metaphorical |
FIGURATIVE
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say again
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REITERATE
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careful
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PRUDENT
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To cause to happen,
especially suddenly or prematurely |
PRECIPITATE
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to avoid making an explicit statement
SAY CONFUSING THINGS |
EQUIVOCATE
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constant in application or attention; diligent
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ASSIDUOUS
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heedful of circumstances and potential consequences; prudent
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CIRCUMSPECT
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FAVORTISM shown or patronage granted to relitives, as in business
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NEPOTISM
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eager and attentive
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SOLICITOUS
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bad; as in the weather
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INCLEMENT
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vague
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NEBULOUS
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layer
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STRATUM
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harsh
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ACRIMONIOUS
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ABSTRUSE
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hard to understand
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hard to define or describe
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ELUSIVE
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taciturn
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habitually untalkitive
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lasting a short amount of time
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EPHEMERAL
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relegate
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shun, banish
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making peace; reconcile.
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CONCILIATORY
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CONCURRENT
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happening at the same time; parallel.
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COMPLICITY
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participation in wrongdoing.
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LAMPOON
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a satirical piece that uses ridicule to attack a person, a group, or institution.
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REPARATION
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paying back, or making amends.
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Daily Double
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Next is worth extra shot
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QUALITATIVE
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having to do with quality.
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MONOLITHIC
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Massive and unyeilding
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Writer's block
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FELICITY
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Happiness
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OBSEQUIOUS
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Fawning; showing too much affection.
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EQUITABLE
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Fair
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EXPROPRIATE
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Take Property
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CACOPHONY
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harsh mixture of sounds
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POIGNANT
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painfully emotional
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PREDILECTION
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Natural preference
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PROPENSITY
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natural inclination
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(VERB) Take property.
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EXPROPRIATE
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(NOUN) Harsh mixture of sounds.
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CACOPHONY
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(ADJECTIVE) Painfully emotional.
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POIGNANT
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(NOUN ) Natural preference for something.
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PREDILECTION
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natural inclination
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PROPENSITY
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Take property
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EXPROPRIATE
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Harsh mixture of sounds.
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CACOPHONY
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painfully emotional.
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POIGNANT
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natural preference
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PREDILECTION
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natural inclination
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PROPENSITY
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