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Vocab 11+12

OCMS English

TermDefinition
AD <L. "to" "forward"
Ad Hoc For a specific purpose or situation
Admonish 1) To scold gently but firmly 2)To caution, to warn
Assimilate 1) To take in and make a part of the body, to digest 2) to cause to become similar or part of a whole
OLEO,OLERE, OLUI <L. "to smell"
olfactory Pertaining to the sense of smell
redolent 1) Smelling strongly 2) Full of memories
resonate To produce or show sound vibrations; to echo or resound
sonic Pertaining to sound waves or audible sounds
VOCO, VOCARE, VOCAVI, VOCATUM <L. "to call"
advocate 1) To speak in favor/support of something 2) A person who argues, supports, or defends a cause
evoke 1) To summon or call forth; to inspire 2) To produce a reaction or response
provocative Exciting, stimulating
vociferous Making an outcry; characterized by loudness, especially in protest
assent 1) To consent; to express agreement 2) Agreement; consent
dissent 1) To have or express a different opinion 2) Disagreement
presentiment A sense of something about to happen
assent 1) To consent; to express agreement 2) Agreement; consent
dissent 1) To have or express a different opinion 2) Disagreement
presentiment A sense of something about to happen
assent 1) To consent; to express agreement 2) Agreement; consent
dissent 1) To have or express a different opinion 2) Disagreement
presentiment A sense of something about to happen
sensuous Appealing to the senses, especially aesthetically
sentinel A sentry; on who keeps watch
contiguous Adjoining; sharing a boundary
tangible 1)Perceptible by sense of touch 2) Clear and definite; real
tactical Pertaining to or using the sense of touch; tangible
tangent 1) touching - adj 2) Irrelevant - adj 1) A straight line that touches the outside of a curve but does not cross it - noun 2) A sudden change of direction - noun
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