| Term | Definition |
|---|
| Adept | Adjective Thoroughly SKILLED Noun an EXPERT |
| Aspire | Verb to have ambitions HOPES or PLANS, strive toward a higher goal, desire earnestly; to ascend |
| Bleak | Adjective BARE, dreary, dismal |
| Chide | Verb TO BLAME; scold |
| Despicable | Adjective worthy of SCORN, |
| Diminutive | Adjective SMALL, smaller than most others of the same type. |
| Emancipate | Verb to FREE FROM SLAVERY ; to release or liberate. |
| Exploit | Verb to MAKE USE OF, develop; to make improper of for personal profit Noun FEAT, deed |
| Extemporaneous | Adjective MADE or DELIVERED at the spur of the moment |
| impair | Verb to make IMPERFECT, DAMAGE, HARM |
| invincible | Adjective not able to be defeated, UNBEATABLE |
| languid | Adjective drooping; WITHOUT ENERGY, sluggish |
| Mire | Noun MUD; wet swampy ground ; a tough situation Verb TO GET STUCK |
| preamble | Noun an INTRODUCTION to a speech or piece of writing |
| render | Verb to cause to become; TO PERFORM ; to deliver officially; to process, extract |
| Rugged | Adjective ROUGH, IRREGULAR ; severe, stern; STRONG; stormy |
| Skeptical | Adjective Inclined to doubt ; SLOW TO ACCEPT something as true |
| Slipshod | Adjective untidy in dress, personal habits etc.; CARELESS SLOPPY |
| Obstrusive | Adjective FORWARD: undesirably prominent; thrust out |
| Erroneous | Adjective INCORRECT, containing mistakes |
| -a | on or in Anglo Saxon/Latin |
| -de | Down or away from Latin |
| -ex | out Latin |
| -im | in or toward Latin |
| -in | not Latin |
| -pre | before Latin |
| -ive | causing or making Latin |
| -able | Can do Latin |
| -ible | Able Latin |
| -ous | Full of or having Latin |
| -cal | Characterized by Latin |
| -spic | to see latin |
| -ploy | clever plan Latin |
| -temp | informal Latin |
| -temporal | relating to time Latin |
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