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20 Cards in this Set
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zealot |
one how a cause and supports it with vigor |
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wanton |
immoral;lewd |
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vulgority |
something offensive to good taste and refinement |
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urbane |
having a refind manner, suave, and elegant |
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subtle |
delicate,elusive,not obvious |
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spurious |
false or decetiful |
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repudiate |
to reject, to disown, to disavow |
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pugnacious |
looking for a fight, combative, belligerent |
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pretentious |
making an extravagant, out ward show, self important |
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omnipotent |
having unlimited power |
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palpable |
tangible; perceptible, easily noticeable |
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ossify |
to change or to harden into bone; to be ridgly |
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scruple |
a moral or ethical consideration or standard that acts as a restraining force or inhibits certain action |
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lucid |
easily understood;mentally sound |
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incurious |
uninterested looking normal curiosity |
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gratituitous |
given freely, unwarranted |
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fecund |
capable of reproducing intellectual productivity |
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effigy |
a dummy or image of a person (usually one who is not liked) |
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debauchery |
moral corruption |
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construct |
to tighten or to make narrow |
