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10th voacb lesson 19

The roots SENT and PATHDefinition
apathy 1) Lack of feeling or emotion; impassiveness 2) lack of interest in things generally found exciting, interesting or moving. indifference
assent acceptance, as of a proposal or statement; compliance. To agree to something especially after thoughtful consideration.
empathy understanding, concerned identification with another's situation or feelings. The attribution of one's own feelings to an object
pathetic 1) Expressing or arousing pity, sympathy, or tenderness; sad 2) Distressing and inadequate
pathyology 1) The scientific and medical study of diseas, its causes, its processes, and its effects. 2)the physical changes in the body and its functioning as a result of a disease or disorder.
presentiment A sense of something about to occur; premonition; foreboding.
sensational 1)arousing great interest or excitment. 2)designed to shock or thrill spectators or readers 3) outstanding; spectaular
sensibility 1)the ability to feel, sense, or perceive; mental or emotional responsiveness toward something. 2)refined awareness and appreciation in matters of feeling and perception
sententious 10 inclined to give advice in a self-righteous way 2)inclined to wise sayings; abounding in proverbs 3)brief and pointed in meaning or expression; saying much in a few words
sentiment 1)a thought, view, or attitude based more on feeling than on reason 2)a general cast of mind regarding something 3) tender, romantic, or nostalgic feeling.
Created by: EWebb
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