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Card B 726-750

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adj. to appease or placate propitiate
v. to bring under control; to conquer subjugate
adj. harmful to health or the mind noxious
adj. unable to move or respond; sluggish inert
adj. not genuine; false spurious
adj. responsive to advice or authority amenable
adj. aging; growing weak with age senescent
n. a reply to one charge with a countercharge recrimination
adj. imposing strict standards of performance; constricted stringent
n. a situation in which one must choose between two equally bad alternatives dilemma
v. to improve through change or correction amend
v. to attack from all sides; to trouble persistently beset
adj. supreme; ranking higher than others in power or importance paramount
adj. inactive, oft. suggesting a temporary state quiescent
n. one who takes blame scapegoat
adj. marked by stubborn defiance of authority or guidance recalcitrant
n. garbage refuse
adj. favorable to good health salubrious
n. hearty enjoyment; flavor or interest zest
v. to criticize sharply, esp. by a figure of authority upbraid
adj. stingy; miserly tightfisted
n. a surviving trace of a culture or period that no longer exists relic
v. to confuse or stupefy bemuse
v. to steal, oft. in violation of a trust purloin
adj. extremely infectious or harmful; bitterly hostile virulent
Created by: mei
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