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Card A 451-475

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n. enthusiastic and lengthy applause   ovation  
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n. a leader who obtains power by appealing to the emotions and passions of the people   demagogue  
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v. to stir up negative feelings, esp. those that lead to violent action   foment  
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v. to prod or urge, as if with a pointed stick; n. a long stick used to prod animals; something used to urge on   goad  
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v. to torment or tease by showing something desirable while keeping it out of reach   tantalize  
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adj. warm and friendly; hearty   cordial  
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v. add beauty; to decorate   adorn  
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n. a professional copyist of manuscripts and documents, esp. in ancient times   scribe  
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adj. not easy to please; very critical or discriminating   fastidious  
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v. to claim, esp. falsely   purport  
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v. to define the limits of   circumscribe  
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n. leaves   foliage  
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adj. too pleased with oneself; self-satisfied   complacent  
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n . the forms of behavior of polite society   etiquette  
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adj. gruesome; awful   morbid  
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v. to hold back   inhibit  
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adj. based on personal experience or feeling, not from external evidence   subjective  
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v. to happen subsequently   ensue  
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adj. extremely wicked; abominable   heinous  
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adj. sophisticated   urbane  
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v. to influence, esp. by persuasion; to bring about; to infer by inductive reasoning   induce  
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adj. easy and carefree in manner   debonair  
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n. the study of origins of words   etymology  
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adj. apparently indifferent to joy, grief, pleasure, or pain   stoic  
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n. an excessive amount   plethora  
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