Vocab. Week 1-6
Terms
undefined, object
copy deck
- pan
- all
- omni
- all
- dis
- take away, not
- graph
- writing
- geo
- earth
- super
- over,above
- Pandemonium
- total confusion,uproar
- omnipotent
- all-powerful
- disinherit
- to deprive of an inheritance
- monograph
- scholarly essay on a narrow subject
- geology
- study of the earth
- supercilious
- arrogant,with an air of superiority
- ab
- away from,separation
- sens,sent
- aware,intelligent
- bio
- life
- ex,e
- out,out of
- con
- togather,with
- derm
- skin
- absolve
- to clear of blame
- sensual
- phsical, phsically pleasurable
- sentiment
- attitude based in feelings
- atuobiography
- one's own life story
- ecstacy
- intense delight
- congregate
- to gather togather
- pachyderm
- thick-skinned animal
- grat
- pleasing
- arch
- rule
- duc(t)
- lead
- fed,fid
- trust,faith
- pater,patr
- father
- mater,matr
- mother
- ingratiate
- curry,favor
- monarchy
- rule by a single person
- abduct
- to carry off by force
- infidel
- unbeliver
- patricide
- killer of one's own father
- matriarch
- a ruler who is a woman
- cardi
- heart
- hema,hemo
- blood
- forc,fort
- strong
- trans
- across
- path
- feeling,disease
- tact,tang
- feel,touch
- cardiocascular
- involving the blood vessels and the heart
- hemorrhage
- bleeding extensively
- fortitude
- courage in time of trouble
- transmit
- to send across
- sympathy
- sharing another's fellings
- intangible
- insubstantial, untouchable
- anthrop
- man
- gyn
- woman
- ben,bon
- good,well
- mal
- evil,bad
- prim
- first
- curs,curr
- run
- philanthropy
- love of mankind,altruism
- misogyny
- hatred of woman
- benevolent
- wishing good toward others
- malapropism
- a comical confusion of words
- primeval
- of the earliest times of the world
- cursory
- hasty,superficial
- ego
- i,me
- mono
- one,only
- migra
- wander
- bibl
- book
- auto
- self
- man
- hand
- egocentric
- self-centered
- monologue
- speech by one person
- immigrate
- to come into a land to settle
- bibliophile
- lover or collector of books
- autonomy
- self-goverment,independence
- emancipate
- to free, release