acr sharp

ad to

alter other

amat love

angui blood

anim mind

ante before

anti against

aqua water

archy government

audi hear

auto self

bell war

bene good

bi two

bio life

cap take

cede go

cent one hundred

chron time

cide kill

circ around

cise cut

clude close

cogn know

com together

contra against

cred believe

culp blame

curr run

de down

dec ten

dict say

dis away

dorm sleep

equi equal

ex out

fer carry

fus pour

geo earth

germ vital

grat pleasing

greg group

inter between

intra within

intro into

ject throw

junct join

loco place

luc light

luna moon

magn great

mal bad

mar sea

matri mother

medi middle

migr wander

miss send

neo new

nov new

numer number

omni all

pater father

pend hang

per through

plu more

pond weight

pop people

post after

pre before

pugn fight

punct point

put think

re again

rect right

rupt break

sanct holy

scope look

scrib write

se apart

semi half

son sound

spec look

stell star

sub under

super over

sur over

sym together

tang touch

tempor time

tort twist

trans across

trib pay

un not

urb city

ver true

vid look

vita life

voc voice

abate (v.) to lessen

abject (adj.) miserable

abyss (n.) a bottomless depth

acquiescence (n.) passive compliance

acute (adj.) sharp

adjacent (adj.) adjoining

affable (adj.) friendly

alacrity (n.) eagerness

allude (v.) to indirectly refer to

ambiguous (adj.) uncertain

amiable (adj.) friendly

apprehension (n.) fear

articulate (v.) to express clearly

audible (adj.) able to be heard

austere (adj.) bare

benevolent (adj.) charitable

censure (n.) strong criticism

clamor (n.) outcry

condescend (v.) to patronize

countenance (n.) facial expression

derision (n.) ridicule

doleful (adj.) mournful

eccentric (adj.) unconventional

epithet (n.) a characterizing term

equivocal (adj.) ambiguous

exquisite (adj.) beautifully made

felicity (n.) great happiness

furtive (adj.) stealthy

genial (adj.) kind

grotesque (adj.) distorted

ignominy (n.) disgrace

impassive (adj.) expressionless, without emotion

impending (adj.) about to happen

imperious (adj.) overbearing

importune (v.) to pester

incongruous (adj.) incompatible

incredulous (adj.) skeptical

indolent (adj.) lazy

inexorable (adj.) inevitable

irrevocable (adj.) unalterable

languor (n.) weakness

latent (adj.) present but inactive

livid (adj.) bruised or pale

lurid (adj.) sensational

magnanimous (adj.) generous

malevolence (n.) ill will

manifest (adj.) obvious

martyr (n.) one who suffers

melancholy (n.) sadness

mortify (v.) to profoundly humiliate

oblique (adj.) indirect or slanting

obsequious (adj.) cringing

odious (adj.) hateful

orthodox (adj.) traditional

ostentatious (adj.) showy

pallor (n.) paleness

palpable (adj.) touchable

pensive (adj.) thoughtful

peremptory (adj.) imperious

perplex (v.) to confuse

pervade (v.) to spread throughout

placate (v.) to appease

placid (adj.) calm

procure (v.) to acquire

prodigious (adj.) huge

profane (adj.) irreverent

profound (adj.) deep

profuse (adj.) abundant

remonstrate (v.) to object

repose (n.) resting

retort (n.) a quick, clever reply

sagacity (n.) wisdom

sanguine (adj.) cheerfully confident

serene (adj.) calm

singular (adj.) unique

solicitude (n.) concern

somber (adj.) gloomy

stolid (adj.) unemotional

sublime (adj.) lofty

subtle (adj.) slight

superfluous (adj.) extra

tacit (adj.) unspoken

tangible (adj.) touchable

tedious (adj.) boring

torpid (adj.) sluggish

transient (adj.) existing briefly

traverse (v.) to cross

tremulous (adj.) quivering

tumult (n.) disturbance

undulate (v.) to wave

venerate (v.) to respect

verdure (n.) vegetation

vex (v.) to irritate

visage (n.) the face

vivacious (adj.) full of life

vivid (adj.) bright

vulgar (adj.) common

wistful yearning

prostrate (v.) to lie flat (Caesar's English I - Lesson 16) (adj.) lying flat (Caesar's English II - Lesson 4)

clam cry out