Target 100+ Deck 55
Total: 20 cards
albeit
conjunction
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even though; although
epistemology
noun
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a branch of philosophy that deals with the origin, limits, and nature of human knowledge
schizophrenia
noun
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a serious mental disorder characterized by hallucinations, delusions, and emotional instability
ostentatious
adjective
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loud, flashy, or showy, often in a way that feels pretentious
trappings
noun
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the outward signs or objects symbolizing power or wealth
fatigue
noun
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tiredness or exhaustion
wreath
noun
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an arrangement of flowers and leaves, usually in a circular form, usually put on a grave or used as home decor
groan
verb
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to make a low prolonged sound due to sadness, pain, grief, etc.
wrath
noun
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intense anger, fury, or rage
ornithology
noun
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the study of birds
culprit
noun
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a criminal or offender; the suspect of a crime
gauge
noun
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an instrument that measures and usually displays the amount, quantity, or size of something
Cretaceous
adjective
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relating to the last period of the Mesozoic era when chalk deposits were formed and flowering plants first appeared
ephemeral
adjective
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brief; lasting only for a short time
centipede
noun
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a long, multi-legged arthropod with a segmented body where each segment bears a pair of legs
Pleistocene
adjective
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of or relating to the first epoch of the Quaternary period characterized by a series of moving continental glaciers in the Northern Hemisphere and the development of modern humans and toolmaking cultures
squirrel
noun
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a small, furry rodent with a long tail that mainly feeds on nuts and seeds
pathology
noun
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the branch of medicine that deals with the behavior and development of diseases and illnesses
fathom
verb
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to understand or discover the reason and meaning behind something
havoc
noun
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great destruction or devastation caused by a catastrophic event, like hurricanes, wars, etc.
