L-5

Question 1

ecumenism

Answer 1

Noun

The principle or aim of promoting unity among the world’s Christian churches

Question 2

emulator

Answer 2

Noun

Match of surpass a person or achievment, usually by imitation

Question 3

exemption

Answer 3

Noun

Process of freeing from an obligation or liability imposed on others

Question 4

emphatic

Answer 4

Adjective

Showing or giving emphasis, expressing something forcibly and clearly

Question 5

epoch

Answer 5

Noun

A period of time in history, typically one marked by notable events or characteristics

Question 6

eco

Answer 6

Greek

house

Question 7

emul

Answer 7

Latin

striving to equal, rivaling

Question 8

em, empt

Answer 8

Latin

buy

Question 9

en, em

Answer 9

Greek

in, within

Question 10

epi, ep

Answer 10

Greek

upon

Question 11

abberation

Answer 11

Noun

A departure from what is normal, usual or expected, typically one that in unwelcome

Question 12

esoteric

Answer 12

Adjective

Intended for or likely to be understood by only a small number of people with a specialized knowledge or interest

Question 13

ethology

Answer 13

Noun

The study of human behavior and social organization from a biological persepective

Question 14

etymology

Answer 14

Noun

The study of the origin of words and the way their meanings have changed throughout history

Question 15

extremity

Answer 15

Noun

The furthest point or limit of something

Question 16

err

Answer 16

Latin

stray

Question 17

eso

Answer 17

Greek

within

Question 18

etho, eth, ethi

Answer 18

Greek

custom, habit

Question 19

etym

Answer 19

Greek

true

Question 20

extrem

Answer 20

Latin

utmost, outermost