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| Etymology | a bronch of linguistics (word studies) that speciatizes in "digging up" the orgins of words. |
| Draconian | that which refers to a law, measure, or rule of authority that is notably harsh or cruel. |
| Ostracism | the exclusion of someone from the favor of fellowship of a group |
| Laconic | brief, direct, and to the point |
| Spartan | describes a plain life without luxuries |
| Meander | to wander aimlessly |
| Iridescent | a rainbow like display of colors |
| Herculean | describes a task that is very difficult and requires great strength |
| Tantalize | to tease or entice |
| Cynic | someone who distrusts human actions, believing that good deeds are motivated by self-interest |
| Stoic | refers to someone who is in different to pain or pleasure |
| Hedonist | a person who is devoted to the pursuit of physical pleasure |
| Eclectic | to select what appears to be best from many different sources, systems, and styles |
