LVLCU Exam Deriatives

Question 0

depravity (noun)

Answer 0

moral corruption

pravus

Question 1

concede (verb)

Answer 1

to yield or grant

cedo, cedere, cessi

Question 2

elocution (noun)

Answer 2

the art of public speaking

locutus, -a, -um

Question 3

perfidy (noun)

Answer 3

treachery, betrayal

perfidus, -a, -um

Question 4

transition (noun)

Answer 4

a process of change

transeo, -ire, -ii

Question 5

captivate (verb)

Answer 5

to fascinate or mesmerize

captivus, -vi

Question 6

testify (verb)

Answer 6

to give evidence

testis, testis

Question 7

suave (adj.)

Answer 7

having a smooth or charming manner

suavis, suave

Question 8

belligerent (adj)

Answer 8

aggressive

bellum + gerere

Question 9

provincial (adj)

Answer 9

limited in perspective; narrowminded

provincia, -ae

Question 10

ultimate (adj)

Answer 10

final

ultimus, -a, -um

Question 11

approximate (adj)

Answer 11

around, nearly

proximus

Question 12

tedious (adj)

Answer 12

tiresome, dull

Question 13

insidious (adj)

Answer 13

treacherous

insidiae, insidiarum (fem. pl)

Question 14

dire (adj)

Answer 14

terrible or disastrous

dirus, -a, -um

Question 15

inception (noun)

Answer 15

a beginning, origin

incipere

Question 16

suffuse

Answer 16

to spread through

fundo, fundere, fudi, fusus

Question 17

confidence (noun)

Answer 17

trust; certainty

confidere

Question 18

barbaric (adj)

Answer 18

crude or savage

barbarus, -i

Question 19

morbid (noun)

Answer 19

psychologically unhealthy

morbus, -i

Question 20

ventilate (verb)

Answer 20

to supply with fresh air

ventus, -i

Question 21

opulent (adj)

Answer 21

rich, affluent

opes, -um

Question 22

malice (noun)

Answer 22

harmful intent

malus, -a, -um