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Card A 551-575

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n. a division; a split; a break schism
n. an assembly of diverse elements collage
v. to deceive; to trick; n. a person easily tricked dupe
adj. ridiculous, or exaggerated as to cause or deserve laughter; absurd ludicrous
n. a law or body of laws, esp. religious; an established principle or basis for judgment; The works of a writer that have been accepted as authentic canon
adj. lacking pity or mercy; unfeeling callous
ad. Worthy to serve as a model exemplary
adj. careful in spending money or resources frugal
adj. currently or actually existing extant
adj. able to be heard audible
n. a flattering act or remark; allurement; enticement blandishment
v. to yell very loudly; to shout bellow
n. mental distress; that which amuses or entertains distraction
adj. appropriate to spoken, as opposed to written, language; informal colloquial
n. study of the origin, behavior, and culture of human beings anthropology
v. to meditate; to consider thoughtfully muse
adj. unreasonably stubborn obstinate
n. strain or hardship, often illegally applied duress
v. to use sparingly; to conserve husband
adj. modest; not showy unpretentious
adj. extremely emotional; passionate fervid
v. to believe; to trust credit
adj. narrow in outlook; provincial insular
v. to plot secretly for a deceitful or illegal purpose collude
v. to draw back in fear; lose heart or courage quail
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