 | Term | Definition |
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Plico, Plicare, Plicavi, Plicatum |
To fold |
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Complicity |
Participation with another in an act that is or seems to be deceitful |
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Duplicity |
1. Deceitfulness in speech or conduct; double-dealing 2. Being physically or numerically double or two-fold; doubleness |
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Explicate |
to make clear; to explain thoroughly, often in a literary context |
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Explicit |
definite; stated in detail, leaving nothing to be guessed at; outspoken |
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Exploit |
1. A notable or heroic deed 2. To make use of selfishly or unethically 3. To publicize |
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Imply |
1. To indicate indirectly; to hint 2. To require as a necessary condition |
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Ploy |
A tactic intended to frustrate, embarrass, or gain an advantage over an opponent |
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Ply |
1. To use a tool or weapon vigorously; to work at a trade 2. To offer something persistently 3. The thickness of a cloth, yarn, or rope 4. Wood layered with crosswise grain |
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Supplicate |
To ask humbly or earnestly for; as in praying; to beseech |
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Prehendo, prehendere, Prehendi, Prehensum |
To catch, to seize, to grasp |
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Apprehend |
1. To arrest 2. To grasp mentally; to understand 3. To anticipate with anxiety |
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Comprise |
To consist of; to contain |
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Entrepreneur |
A person who organizes, operates, and assumes the risk for business ventures |
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Impregnable |
1. Strong enough to resist attack of capture, as a fortress 2. Not to be outweighed or overcome in argument |
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Reprehend |
To reprimand, reprove, or express disapproval |
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Reprisal |
an action or act of retaliation against someone for injuries |
