| Term | Definition |
|---|
| pandemonium | uproar |
| panacea | cure for all diseases or troubles |
| omnipotent | having unlimited power, all-poweful |
| omnipresent | present everywhere |
| omnivorous | eating both meat and plants/ devouring everything |
| catholic | universal including most things/ referring to the Roman______Church |
| holocaust | great destruction, usually by fire/ Murder by the Nazis of Jews in WWII |
| totalitarian | reffering to a form of government in which one person or party holds absolute control |
| cloister | a covered walk along the inside walls of a buliding/ a monastery or similar place of religion/ to seclude in a monastery |
| preclude | to prevent, make impossible |
| recluse | a person, who avoids mixing with other people |
| pan-Greek | all |
| omnis-Latin | all |
| Holos-Greek | whole |
| totus-Latin | whole |
| Claudo, claudere, clausi, clausum-Latin | to close |
| inception | the beginning of something |
| incipient | in its early stages, beginning |
| annihilate | to destroy completely |
| nihilism | total rejection of religious or moral beliefs |
| negate | to desprove, to nullify/ to rule out to cancel to repeal |
| renegade | one who deserts a group, cause, faith, an outlaw/ like renegade, traitorous |
| vacuous | empty, espicially of meaning or purpose |
| vanity | conceit, especially about one's apperance/ something worthless or useless/ a dressing table |
| vaunt | to boast, to brag about/ a boast |
| aperture | an opening, especially one that lets in light |
| overt | done or shone openly |
| incipio, incipere, incepi, inceptum-Latin | to begin |
| nihil-Latin | nothing |
| nego, negare, negavi, negatum-Latin | to deny |
| vanus, vacous-Latin | empty |
| aperio, aperire, aperui, apertum-Latin | to open |
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