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TCITR Vocab 2

Vocabulary Part II, Chapters 14-end

TermDefinition
modest humble
modestly modest - adverb
mutiny (noun) revolt/rebellion against authority
mutinied mutiny - verb (past tense)
mutinying mutiny - gerund
mutinous mutiny - adjective
raspy harsh, grating voice or sound
rasp raspy - verb
raspiness raspy - noun
blasé indifferent, unimpressed, casual to something
sacrilegious in violation of something sacred, against morality/religion
sacrilege sacrilegious - noun
inane foolish, stupid
inanely inane - adverb
intellectual (adjective) engaging, relating to, possessing/showing intellect
intellectual (noun) a person of superior intellect, a rational person
intellectually intellectual - adverb
intellectualness intellectual - noun (ness)
intellectuality intellectual - noun (ity)
intellect intellectual - noun
putrid in a state of decay, having the odor of decaying flesh, rotten
putridity putrid - noun (ity)
putridness putrid - noun (ness)
putridly putrid - adverb
rancid having a rank, unpleasant smell/taste, spoiled
rancidly rancid - adverb
rancidness rancid - noun (ness)
rancidity rancid - noun (ity)
mutiny (verb) to rebel/revolt against authority
stagger (verb) to move unsteadily, to falter
stagger (noun) an unstable/unsteady walk
repulsive something that disgusts or offends someone
repulsively repulsive - adverb
repulsiveness repulsive - noun (ness)
digress to deviate from the main topic in speech or writing, to go on a tangent
digresser digress - noun (person)
digressingly digress - adverb
digression digress - noun (the tangent)
pedagogical relating to teaching or education
pedagogy pedagogical - noun
pedagogically pedagogical - adverb
immaterial unimportant, not material
immaterially immaterial - adverb
immaterialness immaterial - noun (ness)
immateriality immaterial - noun (ity)
immaterialism immaterial - noun (ism)
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