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abyss, acquiesce, assent, tacit, affable, affliction, affluent, agitate, ambiguous, annex, aqueous arduous, aroma, atone, avarice,

bellicose, calisthenics, concoct, dangle, deprive, diligent, docile, doleful, dubious, dumbfound, efface, obliterate, elucidate, enchant, endeavor, enthral, gaudy, ghastly, grumble, heretic, leash, lucrative, loafer, lucrative, lustrous, malign, meddle,





abyss hole so deep as to appear bottomless

acquiesce: agree, accept without protest; to assent tacitly; submit or comply silently or without protest; agree; consent: to acquiesce halfheartedly in a business plan.

assent : to agree; 1.to agree or concur; subscribe to (often fol. by to): to assent to a statement. 2.to give in; yield; concede: Assenting to his demands, I did as I was told.

tacit: 1.understood without being openly expressed; implied: tacit approval. 2.silent; saying nothing: a tacit partner. 3.unvoiced or unspoken: a tacit prayer.

affable: polite and friendly, easy to talk to; 1.pleasantly easy to approach and to talk to; friendly; cordial; warmly polite: an affable and courteous gentleman. 2.showing warmth and friendliness; benign; pleasant: an affable smile.

affliction: distress, suffering

affluent: wealthy, abundant

agitate: move, shake, stir up

ambiguous: having more then one meaning

annex: take possession of; 1.to attach, append, or add, esp. to something larger or more important. 2.to incorporate (territory) into the domain of a city, country, or state: Germany annexed part of Czechoslovakia. 3.to take or appropriate, esp. without permission. 4.to attach as an attribute, condition, or consequence.

aqueous of or like water

arduous: demanding great effort, strenuous

aroma: quality or surrounding atmosphere considered typical

atone make repayment; 1.to make amends or reparation, as for an offense or a crime, or for an offender (usually fol. by for): to atone for one's sins. 2.to make up, as for errors or deficiencies (usually fol. by for): to atone for one's failings. 3.Obs. to become reconciled; agree.

avarice: greed

bellicose inclined to fighting


calisthenics exercises to develop strong bodies

captor person who takes smb captive

concoct invent, prepare by mixing together

dangle hand or swing loosely

deprive take away from, prevent from using

diligent hard-working

disrobe undress

docile easily trained or controlled

doleful dismal, mourful

drought a long period of dry weather

dubious feeling doubt

dumbfound astonish


efface rub or wipe out, obliterate

elucidate to make understandable

enchant charm, delight

endeavor to make an effort, to try very hard

endorse approve, support a claim or statement

enthral take the whole attention, enslave

exploit to use for selfish advantage or profit

extensive far-reaching

extol to praise highly

flimsy lacking solidarity, strength


fraud a fault, a deception

gaudy too bright and showy

ghastly death-like, pale and ill

grumble to complain

harass worry, trouble

heretic very busy; active

impediment smth that hinders (esp in speech)

indigenous native

insatiate never satisfied

intrepid fearless

irate angry

jeopardy danger

leash control

loafer an idle, lazy person

lucrative profitable lustrous bright; shining

malign to slander

meddle to interfere, to intrude

mend to repair

mirth being merry and happy

nausea feeling of sickness

neglect pay no attention to


nocturnal of or in the night

obese very fat

obsolete no longer useful, outdated

perch take up a high position

pervade spread through every part of


petulant unreasonably impatient or irritable

pillage plunder (esp in war)

presumptuous too bold or self-confident

quashed annuled

quenching satisfy, put an end to, put out

refurbished make clean, as if like new

rejoicing happiness, joy


reticent in the habit of saying little

reverberate be sent back, again and again

rigor sternness, strictness, severe conditions


rotundity state of being round

salvage the saving of property from loss

scattered not situated together

shatter to break into many pieces shunned avoided, kept away from


sketchy shortly, roughly, quickly

sporadic happening from time to time

stifled suppressed, kept back


strive to make great efforts, to struggle subsequent following

succumb yield, die

taciturn unspoken, silent

tantalize raise hopes that cannot be realized

tentative uncertain, probable

torpid dull and slow

treacherous not to be trusted, perfidious

tremor thrill

tyro a beginner


uproar noise and excitement

vanity a foolish pride

vehemence forcefulness; intensity; conviction vigilance watchfulness


vindicate prove the truth

voluptuous arousing sensual pleasures

wan looking ill, not bright

wile a trick


wrinkle make small lines (eg forehead)



abate 3 abeyance 3

abscond 3 abstemious 2 abstruse 3 absurd 2 accorded 2 acknowledge 2 adamant 2 adept 2 administering 2 admonish 2 adulation 2 adumbrate 2 aesthete 2 affirm 2 agenda 2 aggrandize 2 aggressive 3 agility 2 agog 2 alacrity 2 allegation 2 allegiance 2 allusion 4 ally 2 ambivalent 2 ameliorate 3 amenable 2 anachronistic 2 analgesic 2 anesthetic 4 annotate 2 annul 2 anomalous 2 antiseptic 4 aphoristic 2 apocryphal 2 apparition 2 appraise 3 apprehension 3 apprise 4 approbation 3 aptitude 2 arable 2 articulate 3 ascetic 2 ascribe 2 asperity 3 aspersion 3 aspiration 3 assess 2 assuage 3 astringent 2 astute 2 atrophy 2 attentive 3 attorney 2 augment 2 austere 4 authentic 2 avaricious 2 aver 5 avert 4 avid 2 awe 2 babble 2 balk 2 banal 4 bask 2 belie 3 benevolence 2 benign 2 bilk 2 bizarre 2 blithe 2 blunder 2 blush 2 board 2 bog 2 bogus 2 bolster 2 bombast 4 boor 3 brisk 2 brittle 2 brood 2 burgeon 2 burlesque 2 buttress 4 cajole 2 cant 2 castigate 4 cavern 2 censure 2 censure 2 cessation 2 charter 2 chary 2 chicanery 3 circumlocution 3 circumspect 3 claim 2 clot 2 clumsy 4 coagulant 2 coax 4 coerce 4 cogent 6 cognizance 2 coherent 2 collusion 2 commensurate 4 commentator 2 commitment 2 complacent 2 complaisant 5 compliment 4 composure 2 compound 2 concede 4 conceit 2 concession 3 conciliatory 2 concur 2 condescend 3 conducive 2 confidential 2 confine 2 conflate 2 confound 3 confrontation 2 congruent 3 conifer 2 conjecture 2 conjure 2 conscript 3 consensus 2 consign 5 console 4 conspicuous 4 conspire 3 consternation 3 contend 2 contention 3 contentious 2 contingent 2 contrite 2 controversial 2 convoke 2 convoluted 2 corpuscle 2 corroborate 2 covert 3 covet 2 cower 3 coy 2 crave 2 craven 2 crease 3 credulity 2 crockery 2 cues 2 culpable 2 curb 3 dabble 2 dampen 2 dazzle 2 debacle 2 debilitate 3 decorous 2 decorum 3 decree 2 decry 2 dedication 2 defer 3 deference 3 defiance 2 defiant 2 delineate 2 deluge 2 demote 3 demur 2 denounce 2 denunciation 2 deposition 2 deprivation 2 descry 5 despicable 2 detached 2 deter 3 devoid 2 diatribe 5 dichotomy 2 diffident 3 digress 2 dilettante 2 din 2 dirge 2 disabuse 4 disburse 2 discomfit 2 discourse 5 discreet 2 discrete 4 disdain 2 disguise 2 disinterested 3 dislodge 2 dismiss 3 disparage 2 disparate 2 disparity 2 dispassionate 3 dispel 2 disprove 2 dissemble 3 dissent 3 dissident 2 distend 2 distract 3 distraught 2 divest 2 divulge 2 dormant 2 drab 2 drawl 2 dread 2 droll 2 drone 2 dubious 2 dupe 2 dwarf 2 dwindle 2 ebullient 2 eclectic 2 efficacious 2 effrontery 3 egalitarian 2 elicit 2 eloquence 2 elucidate 3 elusive 2 embellish 2 embrace 2 emissary 2 encomium 2 encroach 3 encumber 2 endorse 2 enervate 2 engender 2 engrossed 3 enlist 2 ensign 2 entrenched 2 ephemeral 2 epistemology 2 epistle 2 epithet 2 epitome 2 equivocation 4 eradicate 2 eschew 3 esoteric 2 espouse 2 espy 2 ethos 2 euphemism 2 euphoria 4 euphorism 2 evanescent 2 evict 2 evoke 2 exacerbate 2 excerpted 4 exculpate 2 exemplary 3 exemplify 3 exhort 2 exigent 3 exonerate 2 expend 2 expiate 2 explicit 2 exploit 3 extempore 2 extent 2 extol 2 extravagant 2 exuberant 2 facetious 2 facilitate 5 factions 2 faddish 2 fallacious 2 fallacy 2 falter 2 fanatical 2 fawn 2 feckless 4 felicitate 2 felon 2 fervent 2 fervor 2 feud 3 fickle 3 fidget 2 finicky 2 flamboyant 2 flatter 3 flaunt 2 fledgling 3 flinch 2 flippant 2 flirt 3 flop 2 florid 2 flounder 3 flout 3 fluffy 2 fluke 2 flustered 2 foible 2 foment 2 foolhardy 3 foppish 2 foreclosure 2 forestall 2 forge 4 forgery 2 formidable 2 forthright 3 fortuitous 2 foster 4 fracas 3 fraud 2 frenzy 4 fret 2 frivolous 5 frown 2 fulminate 2 furtive 2 gaffe 3 gainsay 2 garner 3 garrulous 2 gauche 3 gavel 2 germ 2 gird 2 gist 2 glib 2 gloat 3 goad 3 gorge 2 gouge 2 gravel 4 gravity 2 grazing 2 gregarious 2 grill 2 grovel 2 grudging 2 guarded 2 gullible 2 gush 2 hackneyed 2 hallucinate 2 hamper 2 harangue 4 harbor 2 herbaceous 2 heresy 2 heretical 3 heterodox 2 high-spirited 2 hoax 2 holster 2 homeopathy 2 hyperbole 2 hypocritical 2 idiosyncrasy 2 idolatrous 2 illicit 2 immutable 2 impair 2 impassive 2 impede 2 imperative 2 impervious 3 impetuous 3 implacable 3 imposture 3 impregnable 2 impromptu 2 improvise 3 impudent 2 impugn 3 impunity 3 inadvertent 2 inchoate 3 incidence 2 incident 2 incipient 2 incongruous 3 incursion 2 indict 2 indigenous 2 indignant 2 induce 3 indulge 2 inept 3 inextricable 3 infiltrate 2 infuse 2 ingenuous 2 ingrained 4 inimical 2 iniquitous 3 innocuous 2 inopportune 2 inquisitive 2 insignia 4 insinuate 2 insipid 4 insular 3 intact 2 interregnum 3 intransigent 3 intrepid 3 intricate 4 intrigue 3 inundate 3 inured 2 invective 3 invert 2 invigorate 2 invoke 2 irascible 2 irate 3 jamb 2 jeer 2 jest 2 jocular 2 jovial 2 judicious 2 lackluster 2 laconic 3 lasso 2 latitude 2 laudable 2 laudatory 2 lava 3 lavish 2 leaven 3 lethargic 2 lethargy 2 levee 2 levy 2 libertine 2 ligneous 2 limerick 2 limp 2 linen 2 literal 2 lizard 2 loll 2 loom 3 lope 2 lucid 2 ludicrous 2 lull 2 lumber 2 luminous 2 mace 2 macerate 2 malapropism 2 manifest 2 martial 2 martinet 4 maverick 2 meager 3 meddle 2 mediocre 2 mercenary 2 mercurial 2 metaphysics 3 meticulous 2 mettle 3 mettlesome 2 minuscule 2 misanthrope 2 mistrust 4 mitigate 2 moat 3 mollify 2 mollycoddle 4 molt 2 morose 3 mundane 4 nadir 3 narcotic 2 neuralgia 2 nonchalant 2 nondescript 2 nonplused 2 note 4 notion 2 obdurate 2 obscure 5 obsequious 2 obsolete 3 obtuse 2 obviate 2 obvious 3 occult 2 odious 2 odium 2 ogle 3 ominous 2 onerous 3 opprobrium 2 ostracism 3 outgrowth 2 outmoded 2 outset 2 overhaul 2 overt 3 overture 3 overwrought 2 pan 2 panegyric 2 paragon 2 parasite 2 parquetry 2 pathology 2 paucity 2 pebble 2 peccadillo 3 pedant 3 pedantry 2 pedestrian 2 peer 2 penchant 2 penury 3 peremptory 2 perennial 2 perfidious 2 perfidy 2 perfunctory 2 pernicious 2 perpetuate 3 perplex 2 pertinent 3 pervade 2 petition 2 petulant 3 philanthropist 3 pine 2 piquant 2 pique 2 pitch 3 pith 2 placate 3 placid 2 plaintiff 2 plaintive 2 platitude 2 plea 2 plead 4 plod 3 pluck 3 plumb 3 plummet 2 polemic 2 ponderous 5 posit 2 posture 2 practitioner 3 preamble 2 precarious 2 precedence 2 precious 2 precipitate 2 precipitous 4 preclude 2 predilection 4 predisposition 2 preen 2 premise 2 prerogative 3 prescience 2 presume 2 presumption 3 presumptuous 2 prevaricate 5 pristine 3 probity 2 proclamation 3 proclivity 2 prodigal 2 prodigality 2 prodigious 3 prodigy 6 profligate 3 profound 2 profundity 2 prolong 2 prompt 2 prone 2 propensity 2 propitiate 4 proposition 2 propriety 2 protracted 2 provocation 2 provocative 2 provoke 2 prudent 2 prune 2 pucker 2 pugnacious 2 pundit 2 pungent 2 putrefy 2 quack 2 quaff 2 qualm 2 quarantine 2 quibble 4 quiver 2 quotidian 2 ramification 2 rampant 2 ranger 2 rash 2 rationale 3 recalcitrant 3 recant 3 recede 2 reciprocal 2 reckless 2 recluse 2 recompense 4 recondite 2 recourse 2 redeem 2 redoubtable 2 refractory 2 reinstate 3 rejoice 2 relapse 2 relegate 2 relent 3 remnant 3 renegade 3 repine 2 repress 2 reprimand 3 reprobate 2 repugnant 2 repulse 2 rescind 2 resent 2 resolve 2 resound 2 restitution 2 retain 3 retard 2 reticent 2 retiring 2 retreat 2 revile 4 rhetoric 2 rift 2 rind 3 ritual 2 rogue 3 roster 2 rung 2 sacred 3 salutary 2 salvation 2 sanctioned 2 sap 2 savor 2 scabbard 3 score 2 scrupulous 2 scrutiny 4 sedative 4 sedentary 2 seemly 2 serenity 2 sever 3 sheath 3 shed 2 shirk 2 shrill 2 shrug-off 2 shuck 2 shunt 2 simper 2 sip 2 skeptical 2 skiff 2 slack 2 sloppy 2 slur 3 smother 2 sober 2 somber 2 sordid 3 specious 3 spell 3 spendthrift 2 spine 2 sporadic 2 spurious 2 squalid 3 squander 2 squelch 4 stake 2 stark 2 startle 3 steadfast 2 steep 2 stickler 2 stiff 2 stigma 2 stigmatize 2 stint 2 stipulate 3 stockade 2 stoop 2 strain 2 stray 3 striate 2 strove 2 strut 2 subdue 3 suborn 2 subpoena 2 subside 3 substantial 2 supplant 3 supplicate 2 susceptible 2 sway 3 swift 2 swindle 2 syncopated 2 tacit 4 tamp 2 tangential 2 tangible 2 tapestry 2 tarnish 2 taut 3 tenable 4 tentative 2 tepid 4 tirade 2 topple 2 torment 2 torpid 3 tout 3 traitor 3 trample 2 transgress 2 treacherous 4 trenchant 2 trepidation 2 truce 2 truculent 2 turpitude 2 untenable 2 untoward 2 uphold 2 usurp 2 vacillation 2 vagary 2 vagrant 2 valiant 2 varnish 2 venerable 2 venerate 2 veracious 4 verdant 4 veritable 2 vertigo 2 vestiges 2 vex 2 viable 2 vicious 3 vigor 2 vilify 2 vindictive 3 vituperate 3 volubility 2 voracious 2 vulnerable 3 wardrobe 3 wary 2 waver 2 weary 2 welter 2 wheedle 2 wing 3 withhold 2 yarn 2 zealot 2



ROOT MEANING EXAMPLES

acr, acro beginning, tip, end, top, peak,summit acronym, acrophobia

actin ray actinology, actinoid

agog lead, leader demagogue, synagogue

andr male androgynous, misandry

anthrop man, mankind anthropology, misanthrope

arch first, ancient, chief monarch, archaeology

arthr joint arthritis, arthropod

aster star astrology, asterisk

auto self automaton, autonomy, autocratic

bar pressure barometer, isobar

bibl book bibliophile, Bible

bio life amphibious, biology

cac(o) harsh, bad cacophony, cachexia

cardi heart cardiologist, pericardium

carp fruit monocarpic, carpophgous

cephal head encephalitis, cephalopod

chrom color chromatic, chromosome

chron time synchronize, anachronism

chthon earth autochthonous, chthonic

cline dip, slope isocline, geosyncline

cosm order, world cosmology, microcosm

crat power, rule, government democracy, autocrat

cry frost cryology, cryogenics

crypt secret, hidden cryptic, cryptogram

cycl


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