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Card A 726-750

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adj. simple; childlike; lacking worldly wisdom naïve
adj. not moving stationary
adj. excessive exorbitant
n. a sudden flash of understanding epiphany
n. a follower of another who helps to spread teachings disciple
v. to polish burnish
n. commotion or wild disorder turbulence
adj. impatient or irritable, esp. over a minor annoyance petulant
n. a ceremonial act; a customary procedure ritual
adj. suggesting the horror of death macabre
v. to waste time; loiter dally
n. animals as a group, esp. of a specified region or time fauna
n. a false and malicious statement; slander calumny
n. a current, as of water or air, moving contrary to the direction of the main current, esp. in a circular motion eddy
adj. intended to teach; inclined to teach excessively didactic
v. to dig up out of the ground exhume
n. a female sheep, esp. when full grown ewe
adj. made thin unnaturally; a abnormally thin due to starvation emaciated
v. to reecho reverberate
n. a rule of action or conduct precept
n. trouble; fuss ado
adj. inclined to find fault; complaining; full of complaint querulous
adj. happening afterward; following in order subsequent
adj. distrusting others from a sense that everyone’s motives are selfish cynical
n. a collection of previously published material, usu. in condensed form digest
Created by: mei
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