45. WPME p. 377
animus
mind
anima
soul, spirit, life principle
pusillus
tiny
unus
one
aequus (equ-)
equal
verto, versus
tu turn
stoa
porch
in-
negative prefix
trepido
to tremble
scintilla
a spark
urb
city
sub-
near, close to, under
intra-
within, inside
ex-
out
rus, ruris
country, farmlands
-ate
verb suffix
-ion
noun suffix aded to -ate verbs
magnanimity
big-heartedness; generosity; quality of
forgiving easily
pusillanimit
petty-mindedness
unanimity
complete agreement, all being of one mind
equanimity
calmness, composure
animosity
anger, hostility, resentment, hatred
versatility
ability either to do many different things
well, or to function successfully in many areas
stoicism
unemotionality; bearing of pain, etc. without complaint
intrepidity
fearlessness; great courage
trepidation
fear and trembling; alarm
scintillation
a sparkling with wit or cleverness
urbanity
sophistication, courtesy, polish, etc.
suburbia
residential areas near big cities; customs, etc. of the inhabitants of such areas
exurbia
residential areas far from big cities;
customs, etc. of the inhabitants of such areas
animus
anger, hatred, hostility
interurban
between cities
intraurban
within one city
rural
referring to the countryside
rustic
roughhewn, farmlike; unsophisticated, uncultured
rusticate
to spend time in the country
pejorative
word with negative or derogatory
connotation; describing such a word or words