| A | B |
|---|
| fac | to make, do |
| discomfit | to embarrass and confuse |
| edification | improvement or enlightenment |
| malfeasance | misconduct or wrongdoing, especially by a public official |
| feasible | capable of being accomplished |
| surfeit | condition of being too full; overbundance |
| opus | work |
| ops, opis | wealth, power, resource |
| magnum opus | the greatest work of an artist, writer, or composer |
| modus operandi | manner of working |
| erg | work |
| opulent | possessing or exhibiting great wealth; affluent |
| SYNERGY | the power that results from the combination of two or more forces |
| liturgy | a pattern of prayer or worship |
| lethargy | a state of sluggishness, inactivity, and apathy |
| labor | work |
| laborious | requiring mental or physical effort |
| belabor | 1. to discuss in too much detail 2. to attack |
| elaborate | to explain in greater detail |
| sta, sti | stand, stay |
| stanch | stop the flow of |
| staunch | firm and steadfast |
| extant | still in existance; not destroyed |
| restive | 1. resisting authority; difficult to control 2. restless; fidgety |
| pos | to put, place |
| apropos | with regard to |
| depose | to remove from office or power |
| stas, stat | standing |
| static | having no motion or change |
| ecstasy | intense joy or delight |
| stasis | condition in which there is no change |
| ent, ess | to be |
| entity | a being |
| essence | the most important ingredient; the crucial element |
| quintessential | most typical, ideal, or important |
| verd, virid | green |
| verdure | greenery; fresh and ripe vegetation |
| verdant | green; lush with vegetation |
| viridity | lack of experience; innocence |
| cand | white, pure |
| candere, canditum | to glow, to burn |
| candid | open and sincere |
| candor | frankness or sincerity of expression; openness |
| incandescent | shining brilliantly |
| pall | to be pale |
| pallor | extreme or unnatural paleness |
| pallid | lacking color; dull |
| appall | to fill with horror or disapproval |
| livid, lividus | bluish-black |
| livid | enraged; furious |
| nigr | black |
| denigrate | to attack the character of; to mock |
| pecc | to sin, to be flawed |
| peccadillo | a small sin or fault |
| impeccable | having no flaws |
| peccant | violating a moral law; sinful |
| pej, pair | worse |
| pejorative | negative and critical; insulting |
| impair | to cause to diminish, as in strength, value, or quality |
| mal | bad |
| malign | to speak of maliciously; insult |
| malinger | to pretend to be sick in order to avoid something |
| malaise | a sense of unease; depression |
| neg | to deny |
| neglegere | to neglect |
| negligent | not properly attentive |
| negligible | unimportant; insignificant |
| negate | to cancel the effect of; nullify |
