Etymology Latin Test Word 1
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 dissonance | bad sound |
| contradict | say against |
| provocative | provoking |
| accord | agreement |
| malicious | hurtful |
| conducive | works well |
| irreducible | can't be reduced |
| desolate | hopeless |
| languor | exhaustion |
| resonant | resounding |
| precipituous | dangerous |
| incapacitate | to weaken |
| sentient | consciously perceiving |
| equanimity | steadiness of mind under stress |
| conspicuous | obvious |
| congestion | excessive crowding |
| infatuate | to lose reason |
| prescient | having foresight |
| effigy | symbolic representation |
| vociferous | conspicuously and offensively loud |
| retrospect | looking back |
| contagion | a contagious disease |
| dissent, dissension | disagreement |
| indiscriminate | without discernment |
| expunge | to eliminate |
| repugnant | disgusting |
| obliterate | to destroy completely |
| nondescript | bland |
| approbation | approval |
| impecunious | moneyless |
| indubitable | undoubtedly |
| expropriate | to take away |
| strictures | limitations |
| tensile | strength to hold under tension |
| proponent | one who argues in support of something |
| dejected | rejected and sad |
| remit | to send payment |
| precursor | a sign (usually bad) for something ahead |
| trajectory | a path |
| unanimous | complete agreement |
| delineation | drawing lines between |
| ensue | something that came after |
| aversion | the act of turning yourself (or your gaze) away; dislike |
| devolve | grow worse |
| subversive | undermine authority |
| insubordinate | refuse to be under order |
| retort | comeback |
| incontrovertible | unarguable |
| convoluted | complicated |
| pliable | something that can be bent |
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