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Card B 351-375

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adj. working hard and steadily; diligent sedulous
v. to take a risk; to dare; to dare to go venture
n. something at which a person excels forte
adj. bashful; shy; quiet; pretending to be shy coy
v. to move back and forth regularly oscillate
n. a bad reputation or disgrace gained after a specific action opprobrium
adj. characterized by tasteless or showy colors gaudy
v. to demolish; to flatten to ground level raze
v. to go around; bypass; to surround circumvent
v. to spend wastefully squander
n. material distributed by those in favor of a specific cause and reflecting their point of view propaganda
adj. greedy; motivated by desire for money mercenary
v. to make lower in value, quality, or character debase
adj. old fashioned; out-of-style passé
n. an imitation that makes a serious thing seem ridiculous travesty
n. magnificence; splendor grandeur
n. a transformation, as by magic; a marked change in appearance or function metamorphosis
n. a state of great happiness; such a state expressed in speech or writing rhapsody
v. to renounce under oath; to give up or deny abjure
n. all the gods of a people; a group highly respected in a field pantheon
n. a natural or habitual tendency or inclination proclivity
adj. dull; routine; commonplace humdrum
n. an act or accomplishment showing skill feat
adj. ready to do favors; helpful; courteous obliging
adj. sleepy somnolent
Created by: mei
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