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20 Cards in this Set
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ABHOR
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verb.
to regard with loathing; to hate |
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AMEND
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verb.
to remove the faults or errors in; to correct |
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BUFFET
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noun.
a blow with the hand or fist verb. to hit or beat repeatedly |
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CHAOS
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noun.
a condition of great disorder or confusion |
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COMMODIOUS
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adjective.
spacious; roomy |
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CORROSIVE
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adjective.
that which causes gradual decay by crumbling or surface disintigration |
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DISCERN
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verb.
to detect with the senses; to see clearly |
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EXTANT
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adjective.
still existing |
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IMPLICATE
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verb.
to be related to; to involve in |
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INTER
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verb.
to place in a grave or tomb; bury |
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MARTINET
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noun.
one who demands absolute adherence to forms and rules |
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OBVIATE
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verb.
to prevent by interception |
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RENEGADE
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noun.
someone who deserts a cause or principle; an outlaw; a rebel adjective. having deserted a cause or principle |
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REPREHENSIBLE
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adjective.
deserving blame or punishment |
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SOMBER
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adjective.
gloomy; depressing; melancholy |
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SQUALID
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adjective.
having a dirty appearance |
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TURBULENT
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adjective.
violently agitated or disturbed; chaotic |
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VISCOFEROUS
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adjective.
noisy and loud; commanding attention |
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VOLUMINOUS
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adjective.
having great size, fullness, or number |
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WAIVE
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verb.
to give up, especially temporarily, as a right or claim |