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69 Cards in this Set
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Inert
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Immobile
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Fain
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Gladly
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Manifold
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Many; various
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Desolate
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Lonely; uninhabited
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Obsequious
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Too willing to serve or obey
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Predilection
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Preference
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Rankle
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To cause keen irritation or bitter resentment; fester
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Maraud
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Raid; attack
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Parochial
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Pertaining to a parish; narrow in outlook
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Citadel
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Fortress
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Innate
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Natural; in-born
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Defile
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Pollute; taint
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Ingratiate
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To gain favor by deliberate efforts
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Ideology
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Doctrine; belief-system
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Perpetuation
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Continuation
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Junta
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Governmental council
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Paradox
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Seeming contradiction that states a truth
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Theocracy
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Government in which religious law is dominant over civil lw
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Manifestation
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Outward or perceptible inclination; materialization
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Dissemble
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Lie; put on the appearance of
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Remiss
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Careless
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Smirch
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Soil or stain
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Formidable
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Difficult to overcome
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Conjure
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To produce; invoke by spell or magic
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Calumny
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False or malicious statement intended to injure one's reputation
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Titillate
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To excite or arouse
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Notorious
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Unfavorably known
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Prodigious
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Extraordinary in size, amount, extent, degree, force, etc.
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Arbitrate
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Intercede; mediate; settle
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Contiguous
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Attached
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Iniquity
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Wicked act; sin
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Quail
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Shrink with fear
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Defamation
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False or unjustified injury of the good reputation of another
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Anarchy
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A state of society without government or law
Chaos; confusion; disorder |
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Bemused
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Bewildered; confused
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Diametric
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Being at opposite extremes
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Inculcation
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Persistent influence to accept an idea
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Malign
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Having or showing an evil disposition; to speak evil of
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Succubus
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Evil spirit or demon in female form
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Abrogation
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Official or legal cancellation; amendment
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Arbiter
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Person who has the sole or absolute power of judging or determining
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Scourge
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Whip or lash (used for punishment)
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Wily
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Cunning
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Propitiation
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Act of atoning for sin
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Resurgence
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Renewal; revival
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Laxity
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Looseness
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Lascivious
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Lustful
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Avid
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Keenly desirous; eager
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Discomfit
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To confuse
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Licentious
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Lustful; sexually unrestrained
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Clod
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Earth; soil
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Heifer
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Young cow that has not yet produced a calf
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Magistrate
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Judge
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Pallor
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Extreme paleness
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Ameliorate
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Improve; amend
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Evade
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Avoid
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Deliberate
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Consider
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Effrontery
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Shameless boldness; audacity
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Immaculate
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Spotless; flawless
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Probity
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Integrity; honesty
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Perjury
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False testimony under oath
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Guile
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Crafty deception
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Indignation
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Righteous anger; resentment
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Incredulous
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Doubtful
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Blanc
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Turn white
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Harlot
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Prostitute; whore
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Slovenly
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Untidy; careless
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Lechery
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Excessive indulgence of sexual desire; lust
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Unintelligible
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Not capable of being understood
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