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AD
Ad Hoc
Admonish
Assimilate
"to," "toward"
(Adj) For a specific purpose or situation
(V) 1. To scold gently but firmly.... 2. To caution; to warm
(V) 1. To take in and make a part of the body; to digest... 2. To…
AD
"to," "toward"
Ad Hoc
(Adj) For a specific purpose or situation
Genealogy
Genocide
Genre
Genteel
A record of decent from ones ancestors; the study of family re…
The planned annihilation of a racial, political, or cultural g…
A type, class, or category, especially if fine art or literatu…
Well-mannered; refined; polite.
Genealogy
A record of decent from ones ancestors; the study of family re…
Genocide
The planned annihilation of a racial, political, or cultural g…
Excerpt
Exhilarate
Exonerate
Exorbitant
A passage selected selected frim a book, play, piece of music,…
To cheer to simulate to enliven ... [hilaris<L. Cheerful, happy.…
To free from blame ... To relieve from a task ... [onus<L. Burden, l…
Excessive ... [orbita<L. Route]
Excerpt
A passage selected selected frim a book, play, piece of music,…
Exhilarate
To cheer to simulate to enliven ... [hilaris<L. Cheerful, happy.…
altruism
amicable
benefactor
benign
Noun : unselfish concern and actions for the welfare of others
Adj : friendly; showing goodwill
Noun : a person who gives financial or other aid
Adj : kind and gentle; harmless; not dangerous to health
altruism
Noun : unselfish concern and actions for the welfare of others
amicable
Adj : friendly; showing goodwill
re-
refute
reiterate
repartee
back; again
transitive verb... - to prove a statement or person to be incorr…
transitive verb... - to say over again... - We [ ] the morning pra…
noun... - 1. a quick witty reply... - Her [ ] hurt her friend's fe…
re-
back; again
refute
transitive verb... - to prove a statement or person to be incorr…
Monologue
Monarch
Monarch
Monogram
A long speech made by one performer or by one person in a group
A person who rules a kingdom or empire
A large black and orange American butterfly
A design composed of letters, usually the first letter of a na…
Monologue
A long speech made by one performer or by one person in a group
Monarch
A person who rules a kingdom or empire
Postscript
Prescription
Scribe
Script
A note added after ending a letter (often abbreviated PS)
An order for medicine or other treatment written by a doctor
Before the invention of printing, a person who wrote books by…
The text of a play, movie, or broadcast; handwriting
Postscript
A note added after ending a letter (often abbreviated PS)
Prescription
An order for medicine or other treatment written by a doctor
feign
feint
effigy
ideology
(v.) to pretend
(n.) a misleading movement or pretended attack; (v.) a pretens…
(n.) a sculpture or model of a person.
(n.) the main ideas of a class, group, or movement.
feign
(v.) to pretend
feint
(n.) a misleading movement or pretended attack; (v.) a pretens…
epigram
epigraph
choreography
graffiti
a short, witty saying
an incription on a monument or building, on a coin, or at the…
the art of creating dances
words or drawing scratched or scribbled on a wall
epigram
a short, witty saying
epigraph
an incription on a monument or building, on a coin, or at the…
INTER
Interloper
Internecine
Interpolate
between
one who intrudes by meddling or trespassing on the rights of o…
1. very destructive to both sides in a conflict; involving sla…
1. to insert or add something between other parts, especially…
INTER
between
Interloper
one who intrudes by meddling or trespassing on the rights of o…
Muto , Mutare, Mutavi, Mutatum
immutable
permutation
transmute
latin - to change
adj - never changing or varying: unchangeable
n - an alteration : rearrangement of elements, especially in m…
tr. v. - to transform; to change from one form of nature into…
Muto , Mutare, Mutavi, Mutatum
latin - to change
immutable
adj - never changing or varying: unchangeable
Humane
Humanism
Humanities
Anthropology
having kindness or compassion
a philosophy in which interests and values of human beings are…
branches of knowledge concerned with human beings and their cu…
the scientific study of the origins, cultural development, and…
Humane
having kindness or compassion
Humanism
a philosophy in which interests and values of human beings are…
Extempore
temporal
temporize
anachronism
(adj); mprovised, composed or uttered without advance preparat…
(adj); pertaining to worldly affairs; transitory; short-lived
(v); to accept or adapt to a situation; to compromise; to post…
(n); a person or thing out of place in a historical period or…
Extempore
(adj); mprovised, composed or uttered without advance preparat…
temporal
(adj); pertaining to worldly affairs; transitory; short-lived
Catalyst (noun)
Catholic (adjective)
Cavort (verb)
Chafe (verb)
A person, thing, or agent that speeds up or stimulates a resul…
Universal; wide-ranging
To leap about in a sprightly manner; romp
To irritate as if by friction or rubbing
Catalyst (noun)
A person, thing, or agent that speeds up or stimulates a resul…
Catholic (adjective)
Universal; wide-ranging
cognition
Cognizant
connoisseur
notorious
n. The act of perceiving or knowing
adj. Aware; having knowledge of something
n. An expert or very discriminating person, especially in matt…
adj. Widely and unfavorably known: infamous
cognition
n. The act of perceiving or knowing
Cognizant
adj. Aware; having knowledge of something
Aberrant (adj)
Circumvent (vb)
Congress (n)
Convene (vb)
Deviating from a pattern or rule
To avoid by going around, bypass
A formal meeting or series of meetings for discussion between…
To call together, to assemble, to gather
Aberrant (adj)
Deviating from a pattern or rule
Circumvent (vb)
To avoid by going around, bypass
Edifice
Charisma
Educe
Deplete
Noun, a large, elaborate structure; an imposing building.
Noun, a great appeal or attraction for others; personal magnet…
Verb, to draw or bring out
Verb, to use up gradually
Edifice
Noun, a large, elaborate structure; an imposing building.
Charisma
Noun, a great appeal or attraction for others; personal magnet…
CARO, CARNIS
Carnage
Carrion
Incarnate [in <Latin. "in"]... incarnatio…
<Latin. "flesh"
n. The killing of many people; massacre (sometimes used metaph…
n. Dead and decaying flesh.... adj. Pertaining to dead flesh.
adj. Embodied in human form.
CARO, CARNIS
<Latin. "flesh"
Carnage
n. The killing of many people; massacre (sometimes used metaph…