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117 Cards in this Set
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Disparaging
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Play it down
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Equivocating
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Play it safe
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Titillate
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Enjoying little things (books, movies, play)
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Adulate
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Play it up, idolize a famous person
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Proscribing
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Accentuating the negative
(Notice the negative more) |
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Obviate
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Accentuating the affirmative
(Notice the good more) |
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Militates
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Play it wrong
(Unconsciously wish to fail) |
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Maligning
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Play it dirty
(Do bad things) |
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Condone
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Give benefit of doubt
(Do something wrong but it's allowed) |
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Placate
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Change hostility
(Make someone be chill to you if they're mad) |
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Par
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Equal
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Par
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Equal
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-ment
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Noun suffix (verb)
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-ity
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Noun suffix (adjective)
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dis-
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Negative prefix
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dis-
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Negative prefix
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Con-, com-
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With, together
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Aequus
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Equal
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Vox, vocis
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Voice
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-ate
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Verb suffix
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-ion
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Noun suffix (verbs)
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-ous
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Adjective suffix
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-ous
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Adjective suffix
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Ambi-
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Both
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Parity
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Equality
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Disparity
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Inequality
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Disparagement
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Belittlement
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Peer
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One's equal
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Equivocation
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Deliberately vague or indirectly deceptive
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Ambiguity
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Open to misinterpretation
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Double Entendre
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Statement/word with two meanings (risqué, indelicate, sexual connotation)
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in-
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Negative prefix
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Nox, noctis
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Night
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Animus
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Mind
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Libra
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Balance, weight, pound
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-ist
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Person who
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Latus, lateris
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Side
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Equus
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Horse
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-ine
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Like, descriptive of
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Pedis
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Foot
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Paidos
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Child
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Fero
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To bear, carry
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Fero
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To bear, carry
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Magnus
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Large
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Equity
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Fair, justice
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Inequity
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Unfair, injustice
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Iniquity
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Sinfulness, wickedness, immoral act
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Equinox
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Time when night/day are equal length
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Nocturne
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Night music
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Equanimity
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Balance of mind, composure
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Equilibrium
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Balance between opposing forces
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Equestrian
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Horseback rider
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Equilibrist
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Tightrope walker
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Equilibrist
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Tightrope walker
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Equine
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Horse
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Vocalist
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Singer
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-ory
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Adj suffix
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Scribo, scriptus
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To write
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de-
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Down
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Manus
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Hand
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Sub-
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Under
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Post
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After
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Via
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Road
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Militis
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Soldier
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Militis
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Soldier
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Malus
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Bad, evil
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Militis
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Soldier
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Malus
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Bad, evil
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Dico, dictus
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To say, tell
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Volo
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To wish
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Facio (fec-, fic-, fy)
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To do, make
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-ence, -ancy
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Noun suffix
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Titillation
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Pleasurable stimulation (tickling)
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Adulation
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Worship, excessive flattery
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Proscription
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Prohibition
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Militancy
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Aggressiveness
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Malignity
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Hatefulness, harmfulness
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Malediction
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Curse
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Maladroitness
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Clumsiness
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Obviation
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Prevention, act of making unnecessary, doing away with
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Malevolence
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Wishing evil, ill-will
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Malaise
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Feeling bodily discomfort
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Adulatory
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Worshipful, adoring
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Proscriptive
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Relating/pertaining to prohibitions
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Trivial
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No great consequence
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Maladroit
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Clumsy, awkward
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Bonus, bene
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Good, well
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Bonus, bene
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Good, well
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Fides
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Faith
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Pre-
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Before, beforehand
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Phone
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Sound
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Contra-
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Against, opposite
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Contra-
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Against, opposite
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Ad-
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To, toward
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Volo
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Wish, will, be willing
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Plac-
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Please, appease, soothe, pacify
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-ive
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Adj suffix
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Im-
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Not, negative prefix
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Dono
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To give
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Benign
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Kindly, good natured, not cancerous
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Benedictory
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Nature of, relating to, blessings
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Benevolent
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Wishing good things, well disposed
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Bona fide
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Good faith, sincere, valid
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Dictatorial
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Domineering, giving orders in a manner permitting no refusal
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Placatory
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Tending to pacify, soothe, change hostility to friendliness
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Implacable
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Not to be soothed or pacified, unyielding to pity or entreaty
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Placid
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Calm, unruffled, undisturbed
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Complacent
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Self-satisfied, smug
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Benefaction
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Good deed, act of charity/kindness
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Beneficiary
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Recipient of money, kindness, etc.
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Infidelity
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Faithlessness
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Volition
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Free will
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Placation
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Act of pacifying, turning hostility into friendly feelings
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Fidelity
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Faithfulness
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Condonation
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Act of overlooking, forgiving an offense or transgression
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Placidly
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Calmness
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Complacency
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Self-satisfaction, smugness
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