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Card B 401-425

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v. to look for; to search; to investigate delve
adj. refusing to give up despite difficulties dogged
v. to lean to one side or swerve while in motion (of a vehicle) careen
n. a collection of valuable items trove
adj. stubbornly unyielding; impervious to pleas, appeals, or reason adamant
n. a person sent on a mission to represent another emissary
adj. indecent or humorously coarse; lewd bawdy
adj. highly complicated or intricate; characterized by devious plotting byzantine
n. the decisive or final result upshot
n. joy; happiness glee
adj. impressive by virtue of size, power, or manner imposing
n. the power to attract with something desirable allure
n. all the people not belonging to a given profession, esp. the clergy laity
adj. harmful or threatening harm or evil baleful
v. to return to a previous state regress
n. a heated or noisy argument altercation
n. a strong, often militant, supporter partisan
n. a remark that attacks one’s reputation aspersion
n. a group of touring actors, singers or performers troupe
v. to capture the attention or affection of, as by beauty, excellence, etc. captivate
adj. not yet grown; immature; undeveloped unfledged
n. immoral behavior turpitude
adj. alert and watchful, esp. for what is dangerous vigilant
n. the consideration of past events retrospect
n. a small, often exclusive group of people who associate with one another frequently coterie
Created by: mei
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