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Card B 876-900

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adj. having a bias; favoring a cause (usually in print) tendentious
adj. relating to drama; n. an actor thespian
v. to shake or wave, as of a weapon; to show threateningly brandish
adj. puzzled, questioning quizzical
adj. proper or fitting with respect to established customs seemly
v. to move or set apart; to quarantine sequester
adj. wordy verbose
n. a confused mass or jumble welter
n. an impelling or originating force impetus
n. an attractive, ultimately misleading outward show; thin layer veneer
v. to worsen aggravate
v. to set right; to correct rectify
adj. skillful with the hands or mind dexterous
v. to lessen pain or distress assuage
adj. showing merciless disregard for individual differences or special circumstances procrustean
n. a small quantity modicum
n. one with great skill, esp. in music or the arts virtuoso
n. one who inflicts justified or great punishment; a source of harm ruin nemesis
adj. charming, esp. in a childlike or innocent way winsome
n. again, once more; a second performance; an audience’s call for a second performance encore
n. an excuse; an strategy intended to conceal something pretext
adj. of little worth or importance trivial
v. to take back or cancel rescind
adj. inexperienced; not developed; immature callow
adj. of the lowest degree; brought low in condition abject
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