Vocab from Classical Roots Lesson 10

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Vocab from Classical Roots Lesson 10

apocalypse
1. A prophetic disclosure or revelation, especially concerning a universal cataclysm; 2. Any widespread destruction; 3. (capitalized) The last book of the Bible, also known as Revelation, which contains prophesies about the ultimate destruction of the world
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apocalypse 1. A prophetic disclosure or revelation, especially concerning a universal cataclysm; 2. Any widespread destruction; 3. (capitalized) The last book of the Bible, also known as Revelation, which contains prophesies about the ultimate destruction of the world
apocryphal False; counterfeit; doubtful, especially in authorship or authenticity
apoplexy A stroke; a sudden loss of muscular control, sensation, or consciousness usually resulting from rupture or blockage of a blood vessel (often used hyperbolically to describe a state of extreme rage that produces exaggerated responses)
apostate A person who forsakes his or her own principles, religion, or allegiances
castigate To punish; to criticize severely; to chastise
chasten To seek to improve through punishment; to discipline
occlusion Something that blocks; an obstruction
recluse Someone who lives alone and avoids company; a hermit
clavier A keyboard instrument, like a piano or harpsichord, with strings
conclave A private, exclusive, or secret meeting
enclave 1. A country entirely or mostly enclosed within the territory of another country; 2. A district or group isolated or enclosed within a larger one
diadem A crown or headband worn as a sign of authority
diatribe An abusive criticism or attack
diametrical 1. Pertaining to a diameter; 2. Exactly or completely opposite
diaspora 1. Any group migration or flight from a country; 2. (capitalized) The dispersion of the Jews from their homeland in the Middle East

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