Target 80+ Deck 82
Total: 20 cards
administer
verb
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to apply or dispense a drug, medicine, medical treatment, etc.
wound
noun
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injury or pain that is physical, mental, or emotional in nature
celebrity
noun
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a person who is famous, especially in the entertainment industry
wilderness
noun
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a large area of land or region uncultivated and uninhabited by humans
erase
verb
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to delete or remove something completely
mine
verb
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to dig or to extract valuables like precious stones, information, etc.
primate
noun
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a diverse order of mammals distinguished by having hands and feet, complex flexible behavior, and varied locomotion
steep
adjective
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rising or falling quickly, not gradually
acknowledge
verb
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to admit, accept, or recognize that something exists or is true, especially something good, excellent, or important
sacred
adjective
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very important and treated with great respect; that must not be changed or challenged, specifically in relation to holy deities or beings; considered to be holy
cosmic
adjective
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of, belonging, or relating to the cosmos or the whole universe
halt
verb
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to stop or cause to stop
distort
verb
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to alter or misrepresent a fact, idea, statement, etc.
elevation
noun
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the height above a surface or a given place, especially sea level
immense
adjective
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extremely large or great
dogmatic
adjective
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characterized by or given to the expression of opinions forcibly asserted as if authoritative and unchallengeable
equivalent
adjective
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having the same or equal value, meaning, use, etc.
flake
noun
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a small loose mass or piece of something, especially one broken off or detached from an object
encroach
verb
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to intrude on or infringe upon someone's domain, property, rights, etc., especially in a gradual or sneaking way
sacred
adjective
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concerned with religion or religious ceremonies or purposes; intended for religious use