| A | B |
|---|
| pan (G.) | all |
| pandemonium (n) | uproar |
| panacea (n.) | a cure-all for diseases or troubles. |
| omnis (L.) | all |
| omnipotent (adj.) | having unlimited power; all-powerful. |
| omnipresent (adj.) | present everywhere |
| omnivorous (adj.) | feeding on both plants and animals |
| holos (G.) | whole |
| catholic, Catholic (adj.) | 1) universal; including most things. 2) (capitalized) Referring to the Roman Catholic church. |
| holocaust, Holocaust (n) | 1. a great destruction, especially by fire. 2) (capitalized) Murder by the Nazis of over six million Jews and millions of other people in World War II. |
| totus (L.) | whole |
| totalitarian (adj.) | referring to a form of government in which one person or party holds absolute control. |
| claudo, claudere, clausi, clausum (L.) | to close |
| cloister (n.) | 1. a covered walk along the inside walls of a building, usually looking out on a courtyard. 2. a monastery or similar place of religious seclusion |
| cloister (tr.v.) | to seclude as in a monastery |
| preclude (tr. v.) | to prevent; to make impossible. |
| recluse (n.) | a person who avoids mixing with people. |
