| alacrity | cheerful willingness |
| aversion | strong dislike |
| involuntary | not done of one's own free will |
| loath | unwilling |
| loathe | have an intens aversion to; detes |
| volition | will |
| acclivity | upward slope |
| acme | highest point |
| apogee | farthest point from the earth in the orbit of a heavenly body |
| climactic | arranged in order of increasing force |
| consummate | perfect, superb |
| eminence | high rank |
| eminent | standing out |
| ethereal | of the heavens, celestial |
| exalt | lift up with joy, pride |
| precipice | very steep or overhanging place |
| precipitous | steep, hasty, rash |
| preeminent | standing out above the other |
| sublimate | redirect the energy, purify, refine |
| sublime | elevated, noble |
| vertex | farthest point opposite the base |
| Zenith | highest point, peak |
| abject | deserving contempt |
| abysmal | deep, profound |
| abyss | bottomless depth |
| anticlimax | abrupt decline from the dignified, comedown |
| chasm | deep breach |
| declivity | downward slope |
| dregs | most worthless part |
| earthy | down to earth |
| humble | lo position, not proud, modest |
| humiliate | lower the pride |
| humility | freedom form pride |
| menial | low, mean |
| nadir | lowest point |
| plumb | get to the bottom of |
| profound | very deep |
| ravine | deep, narrow gorge worn by running water |
| consanguinuity | blood relationship |
| filial | of or like a son or daughter |
| fraternal | like a brother |
| geneaology | a person's or family's descent |
| gentility | good manners, gentry, upper class |
| kith/kin | friends and relatives |
| maternal | like a mother |
| nepotism | favoritism to relative by those in power |
| paternal | of or like a father |
| progenitor | forefather |
| progeny | offspring |
| sibling | one of two or more children of a family |
| aroma | pleasant odor |
| aromatic | sweet sented |
| fragrant | having a pleasant odor |
| fusty | stale smelling, old fashioned |
| incense | substance yielding a pleasant odor when burned |
| malodorous | ill smelling |
| noisome | offensive smell |
| olfactory | pertaning to the sense of smell |
| pungent | sharp in smell or taste |
| putrid | stinking form decay |
| rancid | unpleasant smell from being spoiled or stale |
| rank | having a strong, bad odor |
| reek | emit a strong disagreeable smell |
| scent | smell |
| scent (v) | get a suspicion |
| unsavory | unpleasant to taste or smell |
| acrophobia | fear of being at a great height |
| agoraphobia | fear of open spaces |
| Anglophobia | dislike of England or the English |
| Claustrophobia | fear of enclosed or marrow spaces |
| Germanophobia | dislike of Germany or the Germans |
| hydrophobia | dread of water, rabies |
| monophobia | fear of bieng alone |
| phobia | fear, dread |
| photophobia | adversion to light |
| xenophobia | adversion to foreigners |
| philanthropist | lover of humanity |
| philanthropy | love of humanity |
| philatelist | stamp collector |
| philately | collection and study of stamps |
| philharmonic | pertaining to a musical organization |
| philhellenism | support of Greece or the Greeks |
| philogyny | love of women |
| philology | study of language and literature |
| philosopher | lover of wisdom or knowledge |
| Anglophile | supporter of england or the english |
| audiophile | one who is enthusiastic about high fidelity sound reproduction |
| bibliophile | lover of books |
| Francophile | supporter of France or the French |
| Sinophile | Supporter of China or the Chinese |
| misandry | hate of males |
| misanthrope | hate of humanity |
| misanthropoy | hatred of humanity |
| misogamy | hatred of marraige |
| misogyny | hatred of women |
| misology | hatred of argument |
| misoneism | hatred of anything new |
| dysentery | inflammation of the large intestine |
| dysfunction | abnormal functioning, as an organ of the body |
| dyslexia | impairment of the ability to read |
| dyslogistic | expressing disapproval of censure |
| dyspepsia | difficult digestion |
| dysphagia | difficulty in swallowing |
| dysphasia | speech difficulty resulting from brain injury |
| dysphoria | sense of great unhappyness |
| dystophia | imaginary place where living conditions are dreaful |
| dystrophy | faulty nutrition, muscle disorder |
| eugenics | science dealing with improving hereditary qualities |
| eulogize | write or speak in preais of somone |
| eupepsia | good digestion |
| euphemism | substitution of a good expression for an unpleasant one |
| euphonious | pleasing in sound |
| euphoria | sense of great happiness |
| euthanasia | controversial pratice of mercifully puttiong to death a person suffering from a painful incurable disease |
| euthenics | science dealing with improving living conditions |
| amoral | not moral |
| amorphous | without definite form |
| anarchy | total absence of rule or govt. |
| anemia | lack of a normal number of red blood cells |
| anesthesia | loss of feeling from medicine |
| anesthetic | drug that produces anesthetic |
| anhydrous | destitute, without water |
| anomaly | deviation from the common rule |
| anomalous | not normal |
| anonymous | nameless |
| anoxia | deprivation of oxygen |
| apnea | temporary cessation of breathing |
| aseptic | free from disease causing microorganisms |
| asymptomatic | showing no symptoms of disease |
| atheism | godlessness |
| atrophy | lack of growth |
| atypical | not typical |
| monarchy | rule by a single person |
| monochromatic | one color |
| monocle | eyeglass for one eye |
| monogamy | marriage with one mate at a time |
| monogram | two or more latter interwoven to represent a name |
| monograph | written account of a single thing |
| monolith | single stone of large size |
| monolithic | MASSIVE AND RIGIDLY |
| monolog(ue) | long speech by one person |
| monomania | excessive concentration of one subject |
| monomorphic | having single form |
| monosyllabic | having one syllable |
| monotheism | belief that there is one God |
| omotonous | continuing in an unchanging tone |
| polyarchy | rule by many |
| polychromatic | having a variety of colors |
| polygamy | marriage to several people at the same time |
| polyglot | speaking several languages |
| polygon | closed plane figure having many angles and many sides |
| polymorphic | having various forms |
| polyphonic | having many sounds |
| polysyllabic | having more than three syllables |
| polytechnic | dealing with many applied sciences and technical arts |
| polytheism | many gods |
| antipathy | aversion |
| apathy | lack of feeling |
| empathy | complete understanding of another's feeling |
| empathy | complete understanding of another's feelings |
| pathetic | arousing pity |
| pathos | quality in drama, speech, literature, music or events that arouses a feeling of pity or sadness |
| sympathy | sharing of another's trouble |
| telepathy | transference of the toughts and feeling of one person to another by no apparent means of communication |
| homeopathy | treatment of disease with minute doeses of a remedy |
| osteopath | practitioner of osteopathy |
| pathogenic | causing diseas |
| pathological | due to disease |
| psychopathic | insane |
| amorphous | having noe definint form |
| anthropomoriphic | attributing human form or characteristic to beings not human |
| dimorphous | occurring under two distinct forms |
| endomorphic | having a form deriving largely form the embryo's inner layer |
| heteromorphic | exhibiting divesity of form |
| metamorphosis | change of form |
| monomorphic | having a single form |
| morphology | branch of biology dealing with the form and structure of animals and plants |