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Final 8th - Vocab

VCR 15 and 16 Vocabulary

TermDefinition
Redit agricolis labor actus in orbem. The farmer’s work returns in a circle.
circum (Latin) around
circuitous (adj.) roundabout, indirect
circumspect (adj.) cautious and watchful; prudent
circumference (n.) the outer boundary of a circle; the perimeter
orbis (Latin) circle, anything round
orbita (Latin) wheel
orbit (n.) the path of one body as it revolves around another body
orbit (n.) a sphere of influence; a range of action or experience
orb (n.) a sphere; anything spherical in shape (for example, a planet, an eye)
orb (n.) a globe carried by a monarch as a symbol of office
figura (Latin) form, shape
configuration (n.) a shape or outline; a method of arrangement
figurative (adj.) using figures of speech; symbolic, not literal
kuklos (Greek) wheel, circle
cyclic (adj.) occuring or moving in cycles
encyclopedic (adj.) possessing information about many subjects or intensively knowledgeable about one subject
Ore rotundo. With round mouth. (meaning: speaks eloquently)
fingo, fingere (Latin) to shape
feign (tr. v.) to pretend
feint (n.) a misleading movement or pretended attack
feint (n.) a pretense; a scheme to mislead
feint (tr. v.) to make a misleading movement or pretended attack
effigy (n.) a sculpture or model of a person
eidos (Greek) shape, form
ideology (n.) the main ideas of a class, group, or movement
idyll (n.) a short description of a peaceful or romantic scene, usually of country life
idyll (n.) a peaceful or romantic scene or incident
rota (Latin) wheel
rotundus (Latin) round
rote (n.) by memory without thought of meaning
rote (n.) mechanical routine
rotunda (n.) a circular domed building or hall
rotund (adj.) plump; rounded
cavea (Latin) a hollow
cavernous (adj.) like a large cave in size or darkness
cavernous (adj.) filled with caves or cavities
concave (adj.) curved like the inner surface of a ball
excavate (tr. v.) to dig out; to make a hole by digging
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