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20 Cards in this Set

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Abashed
(a basht')
(adj. part of speech) embarrassed, ashamed
A: unembarrassed, unashamed
Aloof
(a luf')
(adj.) withdrawn, standing apart
S: distant, cold
A: involved, sociable
Anguish
(an' gwish)
(n.) a great mental suffering, distress, or pain
S: misery, woe
A: joy, delight
Articulate
(ar tik' ye lit)
(v.) to pronounce distinctly (adj.) able to use language effectatively
S: (v.) enunciate
A:(adj.) tounge-tied
Bask
(v.) to be in pleasent warmth
S: wallow revel
Defect
(de' fect)
(n.) an imperfection, a flaw
(v.) to desert a cause of organization
Finesse
(fi nes')
(n.) a delicate skill
S:(n.) delicacy
A:clumsiness
Flaunt
(flont)
(v.) to wave of flutter slowly
S: show off, parade
A:hide, downplay
Forthright
(forth'rit)
(adj.) frank, direct
S: candiid, blunt
A: indirect, evasive
Genial
(jen'yel)
(adj.) cordial, pleasantly cheerful or warm
S: friendly
A: cold, unsocialable
Instill
(in stil')
(v.) to add gradually
S: implant, infuse,
A: root out
Ostricize
(as' tre siz)
(v.) to exclude from a group of people
S: cast out
A: associate with
Premonition
(pre me nish' en)
(n.) foreward or froeboding of a future event
S:presentment
Pseudonym
(su' de nim)
(n.) a writer's pen name
S: nom de plume
Purge
(perj)
(v.) to wash away impurities
S: cleanse purify
A: pollute
Rehabilitate
(re he bil' e tat)
(v.) to make over in good form; restore to good condition
S:reclaim, rebuild, reform
Repercussions
(re per kesh' en)
(n.) an effect or consequence or some action, a result
A: cause, source
Resolute
(rez' e lute)
(adj.) bold, determined
S: steadfast
A: weak
Retentive
(ri tent' iv)
(adj.) able to hold, keep or recall
A: porous, forgetful
Scapegoat
(skap' got)
(n.) a person of thing carrying the brlame for others
S: fall guy, whipping boy