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Section 1

(50 cards)

Fond of company, social

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Gregarious

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slightly or indirectly related to something, not closely connected to something

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always rambling off on a tangential story. She filled her speech with tangential thoughts out of nervousness

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cheerful and in a good mood.

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Jovial and vivacious and lived with an inner freedom that could hardly be imagined by most.

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to imitate in an absurd way

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modern architecture can respect the old without aping its style

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unusually or disproportionately large

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law students exposed to inordinate stress levels. The case had taken up an inordinate amount of time.

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To describe or portray precisely

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Delineated in kerouac's later work

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considered to embody characteristics that are considered more feminine than masculine

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effeminate

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To great to be expressed in words

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Ineffable

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having or showing a dislike of other people

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a misanthropic, drunken, loner.

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contemptuous ridicule or mockery

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My stories were greeted with derision and disbelief, to deride

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A sound that is sweet and smooth, pleasing to hear.

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Mellifluous

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Extremely delicate and light, not of this world

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Ethereal

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self assertive in an rude or overbearing way. Having an ostentatious or tasteless appearance.

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he was brash, cocky, and arrogant at the party. The cafe was a brash new building.

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The realization that each passerby has a life as vivid and as complex as your own

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Sonder

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quiet, shy, modesty. quiet and polite

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sitting demurely in the corner. Demure (adjective)

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not likely to bother or offend anyone

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innocuous statements

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Producing a display of rainbow like colors (adj)

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Iridescent

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In low spirits from loss of hope or courage

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Despondent

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Of a disease: extremely harmful... Also bitterly hostile

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Virulent anti-Semitism. a virulent tropical maladie.

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to shock or excite someone into taking action

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The urgency in his voice galvanized them to take action

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Full of energy, the quality of being cheerful, energetic

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Exuberance

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Lying face upwards

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He was supine

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optimistic or positive, especially in a bad situation

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He remains sanguine about the prospects for the global economy. Sanguinity

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The warmth of the sun in the cold winter

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Apricity

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Not being what it purports to be

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Spurious

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gradually spread through or over

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old age is suffused with youth. Her cheeks were suffused with color.

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growing or existing in a certain place or region, common

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endemic to our culture

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Mental inactivity, lethargy, a lack of interest or concern

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They teetered between apathetic torpor and hysterical fanaticism. Torpor surrounding the intellectual movement of the times.

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something that makes a process happen or happen more quickly (noun)

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The ending of the cold war gave new impetus to idealism.

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showing a deliberate desire to behave in a way that is undesirable or unacceptable. Contrary to what is believed or accepted and practiced

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Kate's perverse decision. It was considered a perverse theory at the time

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incapable of surviving in an environment (because of a deleterious genetic constitution)

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these rights would be inviable in such an environment

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relating to the person or thing for which something is named.

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Goes back to Ben and Jerry's eponymous brand of ice cream. The indian novel ramania's eponymous hero Rama.

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a person opposed to technological progress (n)

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Brits who destroyed machinery in 19th c. "A small-minded luddite opposed to advances of modern medicine."

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Wicked, Villainous activities

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Nefarious

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not showing any concern for the problems or suffering of other people

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Under his charm was something cold and callous.

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showing no understanding of what is proper or acceptable. Rude and insensitive

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Crass assumptions men make about women

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A certain homesickness or longing for a home that maybe never was (welsh)

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Hiraeth (heereth)

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(n) the use of clever and usually dishonest methods to achieve something

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She was old, and had lost a lot of her guile

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A self confident young fellow (romeo and juliette)

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Princox

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a place, person, or institution strongly maintaining particular attitudes, values, or activities.

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a bastion of liberal orthodoxy. The last bastion of male only suffrage in Europe

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to try hard to achieve something

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He's endeavoring to complete his first novel.

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The resolution of a narrative

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Denouement

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unpleasant and bright in color/ shocking or sensational

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lurid food colorings. The more lurid details of the massacre were too much for the children.

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to fit or to cause to fit together easily or conveniently

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plans to allow parents to dovetail their work and their family commitments.

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The state of being infatuated w someone ( noun)

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Limerence

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Inflexible, relentless, inescapable, inevitable

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Inexorable march of new tech

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highest point or development of something

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His appearance in Hamlet was the apotheosis of his career

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Done in a secret way

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Surreptitious glances cast at one another across the table

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living out a duplicitous existence

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marked by duplicity, deceitfulness in conduct

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relating to the body as opposed to relating to the spirit

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believing in corporeal immortality

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Section 2

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To go without doing or saying something. To hold yourself back from doing or saying something

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Forbear. He forbore mentioning the incident

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Very rich, luxurious, or impressive

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A turban of sumptuous length. A sumptuous residence

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Tending to be quiet or not speaking frequently

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A taciturn mood

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Having or showing the unpleasant attitude that you rink you are better than someone else

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Supercilious reply.

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marked by good humor and high spirits

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The mirthful laughter of old friends telling jokes

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Expressed or understood without being directly stated

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Tacit. A tacit agreement that if I wash the dishes, he puts them away.

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Lively in manner or appearance. Having or suggesting a confident quality

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He was far less jaunty than I remembered though after a a few Gins regained some of his old cockiness

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a temporary prohibition or ban on an activity

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a temporary moratorium on all nuclear testing

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Something done without enthusiasm because it is expected or because it is out of habit

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Gave a perfunctory Glance. Admired the floral arrangements perfunctorily

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showing no signs of weariness despite a hard and persistent effort

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An indefatigable laborer who worked from sun up to sun set

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Opposed to someone or something in a very stubborn way that cannot be changed

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Implacable. She was implacable. Her face was implacable

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To go away secretly/ to " " with something that is not yours

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The thieves absconded with 10k in valuables

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Very bad and easily noticed

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An egregious error

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Being careful about speaking or acting. Not comfortable about speaking

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Diffident, diffidence. Diffidently.

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Strange because not going with what is normal or expected

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Incongruous

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having or showing good natured personal qualities, affable

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he had an amiable disposition

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Causing anger

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She wasn't trying to be incendiary

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To cause something to be learned through repetition

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Inculcate.

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to great, beautiful, or powerful to be expressed

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Ineffable

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An opinion deduced by surmise of guesswork. An idea or opinion former without sufficient proof or evidence

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A surmise. A conjecture.

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A quality of phrase expressing a quality or attribute regarded as characteristic of the person or thing mentioned

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Old men are often unfairly awarded the epithet dirty.

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well known, respected, and admired for past achievements

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The illustrious doctor, I have long wanted to try this illustrious cocktail.

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A strong natural tendency to do something

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Propensity. The neighbor has an unfortunate propensity for snooping

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Being lenient or merciful when harsh punishment could be given.

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Clemency. Clement

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something that is one's duty or responsibility

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The onus is on the countries of the region to deal with the Isis problem.

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Exaggerated pride or self confidence

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Hubris. A failure that was no doubt brought on by his hubris

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Showing the attitude of people that Get angry when you don't get what you want. Insolent or rude in speech or behavior

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No I don't want to get a beer with you, which was A petulant reply, but true.

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a change or alteration in the course of something

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we live and die by the tiny vicissitudes

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Branch of medicine concerned with the origins of diseases

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The etiology of schizophrenia has long caused fierce debate

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Tending to be quiet. Not speaking frequently

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Taciturn

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1) unremitting, or constant 2) working diligently/attentively at a task

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assiduous, assiduously, assiduity

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A natural liking or leaning toward something that is bad.

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A proclivity for crime at an early age. An Inclination

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Being very careful about how you do something. Always wanting to be neat and clean

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Fastidious. Fastidiousness

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to openly disregard

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the idea of an autonomous eastern union was flouted by the USSR

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Too eager to help or obey someone important

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Served by obsequious waiters.

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Having an obstinately uncooperative attitude toward authority

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a class of recalcitrant 15 year olds

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not yielding in an argument, firmly or stubbornly adhering to one's purpose. Sticking to a belief in spite of reasoning, argument, persuasion

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obstinate determination to pursue a career in radio. The child was obstinate about wanting that specific toy

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a formal authorization, proposition, or decree

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the reforms left most prices fixed by a government fiat

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A person's inherent qualities of mind and character

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disposition

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relentlessly gloomy and stern in appearance

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a hard, dour, humorless fanatic

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Changing often and quickly esp. sudden changes in mood, opinion, or behavior

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Capricious

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a violent attempt to overthrow a government

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the USSR's putsch in Czechoslovakia

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Going far beyond what is considered reasonable/ expensive

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Exorbitant

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to decide to what degree of urgency are a patient's wounds in order to determine the order in which they are to be treated

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Victims were triaged by medics before being transported to the hospital.

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A thing that plays an essential role in an event activity or situation

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fulcrum. research is the fulcrum of the academic community.

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unwilling or refusing to change ones ideas about something

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He was intransigent in his demands.

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