Vocabulary
Apathy (n.)
absence of interest for something considered interesting or moving (synonym: indifference)
RW: Apathes (Greek)
Ambiguous (adj)
open to more than one interpretation (synonym: vague)
RW: ambiguus (Latin)
Fervent (adj.)
to say or do something with great passion (synonym: intense)
RW: Fervere (Latin)
Correlation (n.)
mutual relationship between two or more things (synonym: be intese)
RW: Correlatio (Latin)
Tension (n.)
hostility between two people
RW: Tensio (Latin)
Interpretation (n.)
the action of explaining the meaning of something
RW: Interpretatio (Latin)
Indispensable (adj.)
something absolutely necessary
RW: Indispensabilis (Latin)
Garrulous (adj.)
talkative
RW: Garrulus (Latin)
Fatuous (adj.)
being silly and pointless
RW: Fatuus (Latin)
Adolescence (n.)
the period when a child develops into an adult
RW: Adolescere (Latin)
Chromatist (n.)
specialist in the science of colors
RW: Khroma (Greek)
Infinity (n.)
time/space that has no end
RW: Infinitas (Latin)
Activate (v.)
to make something active or operative
RW: Activus (Latin)
Centralization (n.)
the action or process of bringing activities together in one place
RW: Centraliser (French)
Shamefully (ad.)
in a manner worthy of or causing shame/disagree
RW: sceamfull (old English -danish)
Dominate (v.)
half power and influence over
RW: Dominat (Latin)
Action (n.)
the fact or process of doing something
RW: Accioun (Anglo-French)
Ego (n.)
a person's sense of self-esteem or self-importance
RW: I (Latin)
Conjure(n.)
cause something to appear by a ritual
RW: congiurare (Latin)
Dedicate (v.)
to devote your time or effort to a particular task
RW: Dedicare (Latin)
Malediction (n.)
a curse
RW: Maledictio (Latin)
Surreptitious (adj.)
kept secret, especially because it would not be approved of
RW: Surripere (Latin)
Frugal (adj.)
simple and plain, costing little
RW: Frugalis (Latin)
Abdicate (v.)
renounce once's throne
RW: Abdicare (Latin)
Ostentatious (adj.)
characterized by pretentious display
RW: Ostentare (Latin)
Amicable (adj.)
to be friendly
RW: Amicabilis (Latin)
Prosaic (adj.)
lacking originality
RW: Prosaicus (Latin)
Condescending (adj.)
to act superior than others
RW: Condescendere (Old French)
Blemish(v.)
spoil the appearance or quality of something
RW: Blesmir (French)
Banquet (n.)
an elaborate and formal meal for many people
RW: French
Nostalgia (n.)
wistful longing or affection for happier time in the past
RW: Nostos+algon (Return home+pain) - Greek
Ambivert (n.)
person with features as introvert or extrovert
RW: Ambi+vert (Latin)
Equanimity (n.)
calmness of temper
RW: arquanimitas (Latin)
Dubious (adj.)
of questionable value
RW: Dubium (Latin)
Fiasco (n.)
sth planned that goes wrong
RW: Old Italian
Harass (v.)
torment sb by putting pressure on them constantly
RW: Harasser (French)
Animosity (n.)
strong hostility
RW: Animositas (Latin)
Chauvinism (n.)
extreme/ aggressive support for one's own country
RW: Calvinus (Latin)
Extenuate (v.)
cause an offense to seem less serious
RW: Extenuat (Latin)
Bucolic (adj.)
relating to the country life
RW: Boukolos (Greek)
Ethnology (n.)
study of the characteristics of different people, relationships and differences between them
RW: Ethnos (Greek)
Coefficent (n.)
a quantity placed before and multiplying the variable in an algebraic expression
RW: Coefficens (Latin)
Amanuesis (n.)
a writer's assistant
RW: Servus a manu (Latin)
Ethos (n.)
the characteristic spirit and attitudes of culture, era and community
RW: Ethos (Greek)
Paradox (n.)
statement that sounds absurd or seems to contradict itslef, but may be true
RW: Paradoxos (Greek)
Complacent(adj.)
satisfied with yourself or your achievements in an uncritical way
RW: Inevitabilis (Latin)
Eloquent (adj.)
fluent or persuasive in speech or writing
RW: Eloquentia (Latin)
Articulate (v.)
pronounces words distinctly
RW: Articulare (Latin)
Skeptical (adj.)
not easily convinced
RW: Skeptikos (Greek)
Provincial (adj.)
concerning a province or empire of a country
RW: Provincialis (Latin)
Inevitabile (adj.)
in a way that cannot be avoided
RW: Inevitabilis (Latin)