Senses And Action - Chapter 10 Flashcards

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Patient

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Tolerant, understanding, person recieving medical care

Pat- pass- suffer, feel, allow

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Passion/passionate

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Strong affection/feeling for something, intense sexual love

Pat- pass- suffer, feel, allow

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Impassioned

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Filled with passion or fury

Pat- pass- suffer, feel, allow

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Compassion

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Feeling of pity for suffering and misfortunes of others

Pat- pass- suffer, feel, allow

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Passive

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Not active or participating

Pat- pass- suffer, feel, allow

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Impassive

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Not revealing emotion, reserved

Pat- pass- suffer, feel, allow

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Mortuary

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Building for dead bodies

Mort- death

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Mortal

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Able to die

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Post mortem

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After death

Mort- death

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Mortified

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Feeling humiliated

Mort- death

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Moribund

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Mort- death

Near death, in terminal decline

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Morbid

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Abnormal and unhealthy interest in death or unpleasant events

Morbus - diseases

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Pedal

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Foot operated lever

Ped- foot

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Pedestrian

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Person travelling on foot

Ped- foot

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Pedicure

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Treatment of feet

Ped- foot

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Impede

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Hinder, restrict the progress

Ped- foot

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Impediment

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Hinderance or obstruction

Ped- foot

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Expedite

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Facilitate the progress, speed up

Ped- foot

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Expeditious

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Done with speed and efficiency

Ped- foot

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Pedlar

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a person who goes from place to place selling small items.

Ped- basket (old English not Latin)

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Expedient/expediency

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Convenient; inclined towards methods or solutions that are advantageous rather than fair

Ped - food

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Expedition

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Organised journey

Ped-foot

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Impeach

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Ped-foot

To charge a public figure with an offense committed in office

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Carivourous

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Carn - flesh, meat

Meat eating

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Carnage
Extensive slaughtering Carn - flesh, meat
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Incarnation/incarnate
In the flesh, possessing bodily form
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Carnal
Of the flesh, relating to the passions of the body Carn - flesh, meat
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Reincarnation
Belief that on the death of the body, the soul transmigrates to or is born again in another body Carn - flesh, meat
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Carnival
Festive person marked by merrymaking, fair with sideshows and merry go around (Not linked to Carn - flesh, meat )
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Current
Happening in the present Curr- curs- run
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Concurrent
Happening at the same time Curr- curs- run
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Excursion
Curr- curs- run Short journey
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Recur/recurrence
Happening again Curr- curs- run
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Cursor
Moveable indicator on the computer screen Curr- curs- run
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Cursive
Joined letters in writing Curr- curs- run
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Cursory
Hasty, superficial Curr- curs- run
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Precursor
Person or thing that precedes something else Curr- curs- run
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Curriculum vitae
Outline of a persons educational and professional history Curr- curs- run
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Course
Route or direction followed; area which a sport is placed: prescribed lectures in an educational curriculum Curr- curs- run
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Courier
Messenger who delivers documents swiftly Curr- curs- run
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Recourse
Curr- curs- run The act of resorting to a person or course of action for help
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Concourse
Large open space for gathering of people in a public area Curr- curs- run
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Legible
Leg- lig- lect- read choose Able to read
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Lectern
Reading desk in a church of lecture theatre Leg- lig- lect- read, choose
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Lecture
Educational talk to an audience Leg- lig- lect- read, choose
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Eligible
Satisfying appropriate conditions Leg- lig- lect- read, choose
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Select
Carefully choose as being best or most suitable Leg- lig- lect- read, choose
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Elect
Choose Leg- lig- lect- read, choose
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Predilection
Preference or special like for something Leg- lig- lect- read, choose
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Include
Comprise, allow someone to share in an activity or privilege Clud- shut/close
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Exclude
Keep out Clud- shut/close/
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Seclude
Keep someone away form other people Clud- shut/close/
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Conclude
Bringing to an end, arrive at a decision Clud- shut/close
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Preclude
Prevent from happening or preventing someone from doing something Clud- shut/close/
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Occlude
Obstruct Clud- shut/close
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Fracture
Frang/Fract- break A crack or break (bone or rock) to break or cause to break
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Fraction
Frang/Fract- break Small piece, any part or subdivision
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Fractious
Irritable Frang/Fract- break
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Fragment
Small piece broken off; incomplete part Frang/Fract- break
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Fragile
Easily broken, delicate or weak Frang/Fract- break
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Frail
Physically weak and delicate Frang/Fract- break
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Infringe/infringement
Break (a law or agreement) Encroached on right or privilege Frang/Fract- break
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Science
Investigation of physical and natural phenomena Sc- know
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Conscience
A persons moral sense of right and wrong Sc- know
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Conscientious
Wishing to do what is right Sc- know
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Conscious
Aware of and responding to one’s surrounding; deliberate or knowing Sc- know
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Unconscionable
Not right or reasonable; unprincipled Sc- know
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Prescience
Knowing beforehand Sc- know
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Omniscient
Having very great knowledge, knowing everything Sc- know
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Incognito
In disguise Cognit- cognosc- understand, know
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Recognise
Know again, acknowledge the existence, validity or legality of Cognit- cognosc- understand, know
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Cognitive
Mental act or process by which knowledge is acquired Cognit- cognosc- understand, know
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Take cognisance of
Acknowledge; take notice of Cognit- cognosc- understand, know
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Ignorant
Lacking knowledge Cognit- cognosc- understand, know
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Audible
Aud- audit- hear, listen Able to be heard
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Audience
Those listening, formal interview Aud- audit- hear, listen
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Auditorium
Place where audience sits Aud- audit- hear, listen
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Auditory
Relating to sense of hearing Aud- audit- hear, listen
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Audition
Interview for a musician or actor Aud- audit- hear, listen
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Audit/auditor
Official inspection of an organisations accounts Aud- audit- hear, listen
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Video
System of recording Vid-vis- see
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Visual
Relating to seeing or sight Vid-vis- see
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Visible
Able to be seen Vid-vis- see
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Television
Seen from far away Vid-vis- see
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Provide/provision
Make available for use, make adequate preparation Vid-vis- see
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Provident
Making preparation for the future Vid-vis- see
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Improvident
Careless, lacking foresight Vid-vis- see
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Improvise
Create or perform spontaneously Vid-vis- see
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Voice
Sound produced through latynx and uttered through the mouth; express in words Voc- voice
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Vocal
Relating to human voice; expressing positions loudly or freely Voc- voice
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Evoke, evocative
Elicit; recall strong image, memory or feeling Voc- voice
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Invoke
Call on a god or spirit in prayer; appeal to as an authority Voc- voice
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Vociferous
Vehement; loudly expressing opinions Voc- voice
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Revoke
Cancel Voc- voice
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Irrevocable
Voc- voice Cannot be called back or changed
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Provoke or provocation.
Deliberately anger or incite anger Voc- voice
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Provocative
Intending to incite, especially to anger or sexual desire Voc- voice
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Equivocal
Ambiguous; open to more than one interpretation Voc- voice
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Equivocate
Use ambiguous or evasive language Voc- voice
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Tract
Large area of land Trah-/Tract- drag
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Tractor
Vehicle for hauling farm equipment Trah-/Tract- drag
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Detract
Take away, diminish Trah-/Tract- drag
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Protracted
Extended, dragging out Trah-/Tract- drag
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Retract/retraction
Take back, withdraw Trah-/Tract- drag
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Intractable
Difficult to influence or control Trah-/Tract- drag
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Contract
Decrease in size, agreement (n) Trah-/Tract- drag
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Agent
Person who provides a particular service Ag- -ig act- do act
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Agenda
List of items to be discussed at a meeting Ag- -ig act- do act
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Actor
Person whose profession is acting Ag- -ig act- do act
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Transact
Conduct business Ag- -ig act- do act
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Navigate
Sail or travel over, guide Ag- -ig act- do act
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Fumigate
Purify with fumes of certain chemicals Ag- -ig act- do act
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Litigate
Go to the law/drive a lawsuit Ag- -ig act- do act
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Intransigent
Unwilling to change one’s view or agree Ag- -ig act- do act
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Exigent
Pressing; demanding; urgent Ag- -ig act- do act
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Ambiguous
Having more than one meaning; open to different interpretation Ag- -ig act- do act
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Exit
Ient- it- go Way out
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Ambience
Atmosphere of a place Ient- it- go
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Sedition
Ient- it- go Conduct or speed inciting rebellion
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Ambit
Scope, extent of something Ient- it- go
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Ambition
Strong desire to do or achieve something Ient- it- go
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Fas
Right
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Nefas
Wrong
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Nefarious
Fa- fat- speak Wicked or criminal
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Ineffable
Fa- fat- speak Too great of extreme to be spoken in words
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Fate
Predetermined course of events or destiny Fa- fat- speak
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Fatal
Resulting in death, leading to failure or disaster Fa- fat- speak
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Fatalism
Belief that all events are predetermined and this inevitable Fa- fat- speak
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Profane
Secular rather than religious Blasphemous or obscene Fa- fat- speak
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Fanatic
Person with excessive and obsessive enthusiasm for something Fa- fat- speak
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Infant
Very young child or baby Fa- fat- speak
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Salient
Most noticeable or important Sal- -sil- jump
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Resilient
Able to bounce back or recover quickly from difficult conditions Sal- -sil- jump
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Noxious
Harmful, poisonous Nox- injury
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Obnoxious
Nox- injury Behaving in unpleasant manner
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Innocent
Noc- injury/harm Not guilty of a crime or offense, not corrupted, not experienced
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Innocuous
Not harmful or offensive Noc- injury/harm
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Adhere
Stick to, follow the practise of Her- hes- stick/cling
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Adherent
Supporter of a particular party,person or set of ideas Her- hes- stick/cling
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Adhesive
Sticky, able to stick to a surface Her- hes- stick/cling
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Coherent
(Of an argument or theory) Logical and consistent Her- hes- stick/cling
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Cohesion
Action or fact forming a United whole Her- hes- stick/cling
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Inherent
Intrinsic, existing as an inseparable part Her- hes- stick/cling
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Divert
Turn aside, amuse or distract Vert- Vers- turn
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Avert
Turn away Vert- Vers- turn
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Averse
Strongly disliking
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Adverse
Unfavourable Vert- Vers- turn
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Adversary
Opponent Vert- Vers- turn
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Adversity
Difficulty or misfortune Vert- Vers- turn
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Versatile
Able to adapt to many different functions or activities Vert- Vers- turn
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Convert
Change Vert- Vers- turn
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Revert/reversion/reverse
Go back, return to an earlier practise of condition Vert- Vers- turn
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Converse
Engage in conversation or opposite, contrary Vert- Vers- turn
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Conversant
Vert- Vers- turn Experienced in; familiar with
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Conversant
Experienced in, familiar with Vert- Vers- turn
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Conversion
Change in form, function or character Vert- Vers- turn
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Advertise
Present goods, service, ect, to encourage sales Vert- Vers- turn
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Controversy/ controversial
Dispute, argument or debate Vert- Vers- turn
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Diverse
Having variety Vert- Vers- turn
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Diversify
Vert- Vers- turn To create different forms of, vary
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Inadvertent
Unintentional Vert- Vers- turn
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Incontrovertible
Cannot be contradicted or disputed, undeniable Vert- Vers- turn
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Valid
Strong, legally acceptable Val- be strong, be well
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Invalid
Weak, legally unacceptable or someone suffering from ill health or injury Val- be strong, be well
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Validate
Strengthen; give legal force to Val- be strong, be well
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Invalidate
Weaken, take away legal force, annul Val- be strong, be well
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Convalesce
Recover from illness Val- be strong, be well
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Ambivalent
Having mixed feelings or opinions about Val- be strong, be well
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Paradox
A statement that seems to do against common sense but is true; seemingly contradictory
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Hellenologophobia
Fear of Greek terms or complex scientific vocabulary
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Sesquipedaliophobia
Fear of long word
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Triskaidekaphobia
The fear of the number 13
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Selachophobia
Fear of sharks
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Aichmophobia
Fear of needles or pointed objects
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Amathophobia
Fear of dust
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Hydrophobia
Rabies extreme or irrational fear of water
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Psephology
Study of voting and elections
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Bureaucracy
A system of administration based upon organisation into department, division of labour, hierarchy of authority , any administration in which action is impeded by unnecessary official procedures
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Androgynous
Having male and female characteristics
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Hermaphrodite
An organism with both male and female sex organs
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Misogynist
A man who hates of women
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Misandrist
Woman who hates men
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Gynaecology
Study of the functions and diseases specific to women
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Android
Resembling a man
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Anthropomorphic
God, animal, or object in shape of humans Anthro- human begin