| A | B |
|---|
| amateur | person who follows a particular pursuit as a pastime rather that as a profession |
| amiable | likable; good-natured pleasant and agreeable obliging |
| amity | friendship goodwill friendly relations |
| amorous | strongly moved by love; loving inclined to love; enamored |
| enamored | inflamed with love charmed captivated |
| am, amor | love liking friendliness |
| anim | mind will spirit |
| animosity | ill will (usually leading to active opposition); violent hatred enmity antagonism |
| animus | ill will (usually controlled) |
| equanimity | evenness of mind or temper under stress emotional balance composure calmness equilibrium |
| magnanimous | showing greatness or nobility of mind chivalrous forgiving generous on overlooking injury or insult |
| unanimity | oneness of mind; complete agreement |
| unanimous | of one mind in complete accord |
| fin | end boundary limit |
| affinity | (literally condition of being " near the boundary" or "a neighbor") kinship; sympathy liking attraction |
| confine | keep within limits restrict limit |
| definitive | serving to end an unsettled matter; conclusive; final |
| finale | end or final part of a musical composition opera play |
| finis | end; conclusion |
| flu,fluc,flux | flow |
| fluctuate | flow like a wave move up and down change often and irregularly be unsteady |
| fluent | ready with a flow of words speaking or writing easily articulate eloquent |
| fluid | substance that flows |
| flux | continuous flow or changing unceasing change |
| influx | inflow inpouring inrush |
| gen gener genit | birth kind class |
| degenerate | sink to a lower or standard worsen deteriorate |
| engender | give birth to create generate produce cause |
| genre | kind sort category |
| progenitor | ancestor to whom a group traces its birth forefather forebear |
| regenerate | cause to be born again; put new life into; reform completely revive reinvigorate |
| greg | gather, flock |
| aggregate | gathered together in one mass total collective |
| aggregation | gathering of individuals into a body or group assemblage |
| congregation | flock or gathering of people for religions worship |
| gregarious | inclined to associate with the flock or group fond of being with others sociable |
| segregation | separation from the flock or main body setting apart isolation separation |
| here hes | stick |
| adhere | stick hold fast cling be attached` |
| cohere | stick together hold together firmly |
| coherence | state of sticking together consistency logical connention |
| cohesion | act or state of sticking together unison unity bond |
| incoherent | not logically connected disconnected unintelligible |
| inherenet | deeply infixed intrinsic essential |
| lateral | side |
| bilateral | involving two sides |
| collateral | situated at the side accompanying parallel additional supplementary |
| equilateral | having all sides equal |
| lateral | of or pertaining to the sides |
| multilateral | having many sides |
| quadrilateral | plane figure having four sides and four angles |
| unilateral | one-sided undertaken by one side only |
| litera | letter |
| alliteration | repetition of the same letter or consonant at the beginning of neighboring words |
| literacy | having to do with letters or literature |
| literate | lettered able to read and write educated |
| luc lum | light |
| elucidate | throw light upon make clear explain clarify |
| lucid | clear easy to understand comprehensible |
| luminary | one who is a source of light or inspiration to other famous person notable celebrity |
| luminous | emitting light bright shining brilliant |
| translucent | letting light through |
