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Caput IV Derivatives

QuestionAnswer
Semper Fidelis "always faithful" (Marine Corps motto)
vexed annoyed
enamored in love
amateur someone who does something as a hobby (because they enjoy it), not a job
dormitory a sleeping room, for several people
dormant sleeping or appearing to be asleep
conspicuous obvious or attracting attention
furtive done in a sneaky way
propinquity nearness, proximity
ascend to climb, go up
magnify to make bigger in appearance
magnanimous nobility of character
magnificent having impressive beauty
vociferous noisy
voice sound produced by humans in speaking
vocalize to give voice to
audience a group that listens or watches
audible capable of being heard
audio the sending or receiving of sound
audit a careful check or review
audition a short performance to test a performer's talent
video a recording displayed on a screen
evident clear, plain to see
terrify to fill with fear
terror a state of great fear
terrific very great
terrible very bad in quality
solicit to approach and ask for something
solicitor British word for a lawyer
solicitous very thoughtful or willing to help
descent a step downward
condescending showing a patronizing attitude toward others, acting like others are lesser
descendant family members that come from the same ancestor
annihilate to destroy completely
nihilism a belief that nothing matters and existence is useless
caveat a warning
ramifications branching out or consequences of an action
infirmary a place for the care of sick people
infirmity weakness, disease
infirm frail in body (from age or disease)
fragile easily broken
fragment a part that is broken off or incomplete
 

 



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