Vocab Words Flashcards by Natalie Plautz

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Implacable

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Unbending

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Insolent

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Disrespectful

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Disconsolate

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Broken-hearted

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Sinister

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Evil

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Dissolute

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Lax

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Inconsolable

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Cannot be comforted

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Incomparable

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Cannot be compared

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Subterfuge

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Sophisticated deception

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Succumb

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Yield, give in, submit

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Magnanimous

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Noble

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Engulf

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Surround

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Ignominous

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Shame

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Diffidence

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Shyness

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Divert

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To deflect

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Imperial

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Having supreme authority

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Impetuous

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Rash, impulsive

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Infallible

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Knowing truth with certainty

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Prevaricate

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Lie, Evade the truth

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Enmity

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Hatred

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Incontinent

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Lacking self-restraint

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Callous

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Unfeeling

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Formidable

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Awesome & fearful

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Inured

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To become used to something

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Forlorn

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Sad

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Malignant

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Tendency of a medical condition to become worse

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Noblesse Oblige

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Noble rank requires noble conduct

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Epic/Homeric Hero

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Hero overcomes all obstacles

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Manifestation

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Display of something

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Hubris

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Arrogance, excessive pride

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Irony

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Opposite of what you say, think, do, or imply