Target 80+ Deck 12
Total: 20 cards
verb
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to arrest, capture, or take into custody
transparent
adjective
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easily detected, noticed, recognized, or understood; honest and open
spiral
noun
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a spiral curve, shape, or pattern occurring in a single plane or series of planes
adverse
adjective
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being against something; showing signs of opposition
epic
adjective
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grand or great in character, effort, scale, or size; heroic; majestic
means
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a method for doing or achieving something
orbit
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the circular path that a celestial object or spacecraft follows as it goes around a star, planet, or moon
antibiotic
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a medicine that helps combat sickness by destroying harmful microorganisms in the body
habitat
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the natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or other organism
inject
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to put a substance, such as liquid or a drug, into someone or something using a syringe or a similar instrument
rodent
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a small, gnawing mammal with sharp front teeth, such as hamsters, rats, squirrels, etc.
catastrophe
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a disaster; a tragic event that causes extreme or great destruction, misfortune, or suffering
indigenous
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existing, growing, or originating naturally in a country, region, etc.; belonging to as a native
disrupt
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to interrupt, disturb, or break apart/off
prevail
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to exist or be common during a specific time or at a specific place; to be frequent or to predominate
activate
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to make something or someone active or operative
mortgage
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a legal agreement in which a person borrows money to buy property and then pays the money back over a period of years
promising
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showing signs of future success, achievement, or enjoyment
antiquity
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the ancient past, especially the period before the Middle Ages
allergy
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an abnormal response of the body to a substance it is hypersensitive to, usually pollen, fur, a particular food, or dust
