Vocab 9
Terms
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- adulation
- (n) high praise; laudatory remarks
- capit
- head
- ad, at
- to, toward
- egregious
- (adj) conspicuous
- mega
- great
- anathema
- (n.) something or someone that is greatly hated or avoided
- evanescent
- (adj) vanishing
- culpable
- (adj.) deserving blame; blameworthy
- morph
- form, shape
- nov
- new
- grad, gress
- to step
- pre
- before
- ic
- (adj.) having char of
- equi, equa
- equal
- ate (v)
- (v.) to cause to become
- inter
- between
- duct, duce
- to lead
- cept, cipt, ceipt
- to take
- novice
- (n.) beginner
- hypo
- under
- e, ex
- out
- nebulous
- (adj.) cloud-like
- ion
- (n.) act/process of
- slovenly
- (adj.) untidy, dirty, careless
- pos, pon
- to put, to place
- arch
- chief
- vert, vers
- to turn
- mut
- to change
- able/ible
- (adj.) able, capable of
- a
- not
- nomin, nonm, nym
- name
- auto
- self
- astute
- (adj.) shrewd, crafty
- un
- not
- derm
- skin
- abate
- (v.) make or become less
- pro
- forward
- escent
- becoming
- trans
- across
- re
- back, again
- hyper
- above, beyond
- equivocate
- (v.) to speak or act in a way that allows for more than one interpretation
- ten, tin
- to hold
- acr
- sharp
- y
- (n) state of being
- scend
- to climb
- ent/ant
- (adj.) having char of
- bene
- good, well
- fic, fac
- to make, to do
- culp
- guilt
- resuscitate
- (v.) to revive
- corp
- body
- gnos
- to know
- fer
- to carry
- mania
- spirit
- greg
- flock
- voc, vok
- to call
- ped
- foot, child
- tend
- to stretch
- com, con, col
- together, with
- dis
- not, apart
- grat
- to please
- sequi
- to follow
- in
- in, not
- recapitulate
- (v.) to sum up
- ate (adj)
- (adj) having char of
- de
- down, away
- pretentious
- (adj.) done for show
- scribe, script
- to write
- al
- (adj) relating to
- stat, stit
- to stand
- penury
- (n.) extreme poverty
- sub
- under
- torpid
- (adj.) inactive, sluggish, dull
- dilatory
- (adj.) Tending to cause delay.
- avarice
- (n.) a greedy desire, particularly for wealth
- irresolute
- (adj.) hesitating
- ceed, cede, cess
- to go
- supposition
- (n.) something that is assumed or taken for granted without conclusive evidence
- ous
- (adj.) having char of
- dem
- people