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- Convivial
- Companionable, Gregarious
- Indefatigable
- Tireless
- Ingenuous
- Frank
- Perspicacious
- Keen-Minded
- Magnanimous
- Noble, Forgiving
- Versatile
- Capable in many directions
- Stoical
- Unflinching
- Intrepid
- Fearless
- Scintillating
- Witty
- Urbane
- Friendly
- Vivo
- To Live
- -ous
- Adjective Suffix
- re-
- Again, Back
- Sectus
- Cut
- Anti-
- Against
- Pareo
- Egg
- Ovum
- To give birth, Produce
- Vita
- Life
- -ize
- Verb Suffix
- -ation
-
Noun Suffix
Added to Verbs
Ending in -ize - De-
- Negative Prefix
- Bon
- Good
- -ate
- Verb Suffix
- Oval, Ovoid
- Egg-Shaped
- Revitalize
- To bring renewed life or vigor to
- Gluttonous
- Piggish; Greedy
- Vivacious
- Peppy
- Vivid
- Strong, Sharp
- Viviparous
- Bearing live young (adj.)
- Oviparous
- Bearing young by eggs (adj.)
- Coviviality
- Congeniality
- Vivisecion
- Experimentation on live animals
- Antivivisecionist
- One who is against experimentation on live animals
- Ovulation
- The process of releasing an egg from the ovary
- Vitality
- Strength, Vigor
- joie de vivre
- Joy of living
- Ennui
- Boredom; Discontent; Tedium
- bon vivant
- A "high liver"
- Gourmand
- One who gets a sensual enjoyment from good food
- Gourmet
- One who is a connoisseur of good food
- Glutton
- One who eats like a pig
- Revive
- Bring back to life
- Vital
- Essential to life; Crucial; Of utmost importance
- Vitalize
- Breathe life into
- Devitalize
- To remove life or vigor from
- Gluttonize
- Stuff oneself like a pig
- Vitamin
- Nutritional element necessary for life
- Conviviality
- Good-fellowship
- Vivisection
- Operating on live animals
- Antivivisectionist
- One who is opposed to such an activity
-
Gluttonize or
Gormandize - To stuff oneself like a pig; To eat greedily
-
Vivaciousness or
Vitality or
Vivacity - Liveliness, pep
- Ovid
- Egg-Shaped
- In-
- Negative Prefix
- -ness
- Noun Suffix
- Credo
- Personal code of ethics
- -ible
- Can be; Able to be
- -ity
- Noun Suffix
- -ence
- Noun Suffix
- Dis-
- Negative Prefix
- Indefatigability
- Tirelessness
- Ingenuousness
- Frankness
- Distingenuousness
- Cunning
- Naivete
- Inexperience; Unworldliness
- Credibility
- Believability
- Incredulity
- Skepticism
- Credence
- Belief, Trust
- Ingenious
- Clever; Inventive; Shrewd
- Credulous
- Willing to believe
- Gullible
- Easily tricked
- Incredible
- Unbelievable
- Creed
- Religious belief
- Credentials
- Document proving privileges, identity, etc.
- Ingenuity
- Shrewdness; Cleverness
- Naive
- Inexperienced; Unworldy
- Specto
- To look
- Per-
- Through
- Acuo
- To Sharpen
- Punctus
- Point
- -al
- Adjective Suffix
- Pungo
- To pierce sharply
- -ent
- Adjective Suffix
- -ence, -ency
- Noun Suffixes
- Retro-
- Backward
- Pro-
- Forward, Ahead, Before
- Intro-
- Inside, Within
- -ion
- Noun suffix added to -ate verbs
- -ive
- Adjective Suffix
- Circum-
- Around
- Acumen
- Mental keenness
- Acupuncture
- Piercing of the skin with needles for medical purposes
- Punctilious
- Extremely carful, exact, or proper in procedure
- Pungent
- Spicy; Piercing in taste, smell, wit, etc.
- Perspicuous
- Clearness of style or language
- Retrospect
- A looking back to the past
- Introspective
- Self-Analytical
- Circumspect
- Cautious
- Acute
- Sharp; Sudden; Keen-Minded
- Acuity
- Keeness of mind, thinking, or intellect
- Punctuate
- To interrupt suddenly
- Puncture
- To pierce and make a small hole in
- Pungence, Pungency
- Sharpness or spiciness of taste, smell, wit, etc.
- Perspicuity
- Clearness
- Prospective
- Anticipated; "To be"; Looked forward to (adj.)
- Circumspection
- Care, Watchfulness
- Specious
- Seemingly true, Actually false
-
Pungence or
Pungency - Spiciness, Sharpness; Piercing quality
-
Acumen or
Acuity or
Acute - Sharpness of mind or of intelligence
-
Circumspection or
Circumspect - Care and caution; Wariness
- Punctillious
- Exact in the observance of proper procedure
-
Perspicacity or
Perspicuousness - Keenness of mind
-
Perspicuity or
Perspicuousness - Clarity; Clearness of style or language
- Perspicacuous
- Keen-Minded; Perceptive
- Prospect
- A look forward
- Introspect
- To think of one's mental processes
- Circumspective
- Carefully looking around; Cautions; Wary
- Animus
- Ill will
- Anima
- Soul, Spirit, Life principle
- Magnus
- Large, Great
- Pusillus
- Tiny
- Unus
- One
- Aequus (equ-)
- Equal
- Verto, Versus
- To turn
- Stoa
- Porch
- Trepido
- To tremble
- Scintilla
- Merest spark; Small amount
- Urbs
- City
- Sub-
- Near, Close to, Under
- Inter-
- Between
- Intra-
- Within, Inside
- Ex-
- Out
- Rus, Ruris
- Country, Farmlands
- Magnanimity
- Nobleness of mind or spirit
- Pusillanimity
- Pettiness of character
- Unanimity
- All of one mind or opinion
- Equanimity
- Mental calmness, Balance
- Animosity
- Keen-mindedness
- Versatility
- Ability in many fields
- Stoicism
- Uncomplaining attitude to pain or trouble
- Intrepidity
- Fearlessness
- Trepidation
- Fear and trembling
- Scintillation
- Sparkle
- Urbanity
- Sophistication, courtesy, Refinement
- Suburbia
- Residential areas near big cities; Customs, etc or the inhabitants of such areas
- Exurbia
- Residential areas far from big cities; customs, etc. of the inhabitants of such areas
- Interurban
- Between cities
- Intraurban
- Within one city
- Rural
- Pertaining to the countryside (adj.)
- Rustic
- Countrified; Unpolished
- Rusticate
- Spend time in the country
- Pejorative
- Word with negative or derogatory connotation; describing such a word or words
- Introspection
- A looking inward; An examining of one's mental processes of emotional reactions
- Speciousness
- Falsity
- Exurbs
- Regions far from the city
- Pusillanimous
- Petty, Mean
- Unanimous
- Of one mind
- Urban
- Pertaining to the city (adj.)
- Perspicacity
- Keen intelligence
- Soic
- One who controls his emotions
- Scintillate
- To be witty
- Soicism
- Unflinching fortitude
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Animous or
Animosity - Ill will
-
Perspiicacious or
Perspicacity or
Acumen or
Acuity or
Acute - Keenness of mind
- Stoic
- One who keeps his emotions, during times of trouble, hidden