Target 100+ Deck 19
Total: 20 cards
arable
noun
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a land fit or used for cultivating and growing crops
inflict
verb
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to deal out or deliver something painful, such as a blow; to give by striking
senate
noun
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the higher group (compared to congress) of people with the power to make, improve, and approve laws
physique
noun
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the general appearance of a person's body or an entity's surface with regard to development, size, shape, etc.
missionary
noun
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a person sent to a foreign country to teach people about religion and perform charitable work
circumvent
verb
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to avoid by finding a way around it, typically in a clever and dishonest way
incite
verb
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to stir up action or feeling, usually one that is harmful or violent; to encourage or urge on
varsity
noun
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the main or principal team representing a university, college, or school in competitions, especially in sports
pervade
verb
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to spread or disseminate through something in a thorough way
impoverish
verb
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to make a person or country poor
inflict
verb
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to force or cause someone to bear, endure, or suffer something unpleasant
missionary
adjective
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of, relating to, or connected with religious missions or missionaries
impoverish
verb
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to exhaust or use up the richness, strength, or vitality of something, such as land or soil
deter
verb
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to prevent someone from doing something, usually by instilling fear or doubt
impel
verb
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to propel or drive someone or something forward by means of strength or pressure
tortuous
adjective
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curved or twisted, like a roundabout or winding road
igneous
adjective
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(of rocks) resulting from the magma solidifying under intense heat
lament
verb
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to grieve and feel great sorrow because of a loss
swarm
noun
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a large group of insects, like bees or ants, gathered in one area
avert
verb
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to avoid something, such as an unpleasant event or a person's gaze
