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audible Latin - adj. Able to be heard coherence Latin - noun The quality of being logical, orderly, and clearly connected digress Latin - verb To stay from the main subject when writing or speaking eloquent Latin - adj Persuasive and powerful in speaking or writing garble verb To mix or confuse sa as make unclear impromptu adj Without preperation or rehearsal orator Latin - noun A skilled public speaker proclaim Latin - verb a. To announce publicly and officialy b. To make clear or plain reiterate Latin - verb To say or to do again or repeatedly terse adj Brief and to the point applicable adj Appropriate or relevant to a situation expedient adj - Convenient an dself-serving rather than morally correct noun - A convenience; something used to achieve a result extraneous Latin - adj Not essential or relevant; unrelated functional adj a. Able to operate; in working order b. Intended to be useful futile adj Not successful; without effect or result obsolete Latin - adj No longer in use or fashion opportune adj Well timed; occuring at an appropriate or fitting time pragmatic Latin - adj Practical; concerned with realities and actual needs relevant adj Related or connected to; important in a given context utilitarian Latin - adj designed to be useful rather than beautiful or pleasing alliance Latin - noun A close association or relationship based on shared needs or intrests collaborate Latin - verb a. to work together on an intellectual or creative project colleague Latin - noun A member of the same staff or profession; an associate conspire Latin - verb To plan together secretly federation Latin - noun A formal association containing many individual groups or countries harmonious adj Peaceful, pleasing, or appropriate when together or combined interact Latin - verb To act on or affect each other populace Latin - noun The general public; the population unanimous Latin - adj In complete agreement; sharing the same opinion or veiw uniform Latin - adj Always the same; not varying unus one forma shape spirare to breathe clamare to cry out populus the people re again uti to use inter between pro forward co together with exter outside e speak dis to go audire to hear pragmaticus skilled in business