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Vocab Lesson X Etymology

AB
callous (adj)hardened; insensitive
supercilious (adj)full of haughty arrogance
idiosyncrasy (n)a peculiar trait or habit
anomaly (n)unusual event
fetter (v)to tie up; to chain
vilify (v)to slander; to defame
heinous (adj)cruel and unusual
atrophy (v)to weaken from disuse
abate (v)to subside; to decrease in intensity
porous (adj)filled with many holes
undermine (v)to weaken or diminish something
obsequious (adj)overly submissive
attrition (n)a wearing away of strength or morale
recant (v)to withdraw or renounce, esp. in a formal or public manner
incantation (n)the chanting of words or formulas that are believed to cast a spell or perform other magic
fidelity (n)faithful devotion to duty or to one's obligations or vows; loyalty; faithfulness
apathy (n)lack of emotion, interest or concern; indifference
desolate (adj)left alone; lonely; solitary; uninhabited; deserted
consolidate (v)to combine into a single whole; merge; unite
sequester (v)to set off or apart; separate
solalone
sequifollow
trophnourishment
vilisworthless
cantsing
fidfaith
pathfeeling
antebellum -- (adj) before the warbefore the war
malcontent (n)a dissatisfied, rebellious person
malediction (n)abuse; evil talk about someone; slander
carnage (n)bloody and extensive slaughter, exp. in battle; massacre; bloodshed
nefarious (adj)wicked; sinful
repugnant (adj)offensive; repulsive
avarice (n)extreme greed
inimical (adj)unfriendly
perfidy (n)deliberate breach of trust; treachery
pilfer (v)to steal
malbad
antebefore
bellwar
carnflesh


Nancy Yust

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