Caesar's English Volumes I and II Glossary
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abate(v.) to lessen | ||
abject(adj.) miserable | ||
abyss(n.) a bottomless depth | |
acquiescence(n.) passive compliance | ||
acrsharp | |
acute(adj.) sharp | ||
adto | |
adjacent(adj.) adjoining | ||
affable(adj.) friendly | ||
alacrity(n.) eagerness | |
allude(v.) to indirectly refer to | ||
alterother | |
amatlove | |
ambiguous(adj.) uncertain | ||
amiable(adj.) friendly | ||
anguiblood | |
animmind | |
antebefore | |
antiagainst | |
apprehension(n.) fear | ||
aquawater | |
archygovernment | |
articulate(v.) to express clearly | ||
audihear | |
audible(adj.) able to be heard | ||
austere(adj.) bare | ||
autoself | |
B |
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bellwar | |
benegood | |
benevolent(adj.) charitable | ||
bitwo | |
biolife | |
C |
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captake | |
cedego | |
censure(n.) strong criticism | ||
centone hundred | |
chrontime | |
cidekill | |
circaround | |
cisecut | |
clamcry out | |
clamor(n.) outcry | ||
cludeclose | |
cognknow | |
comtogether | |
condescend(v.) to patronize | ||
contraagainst | |
countenance(n.) facial expression | |
credbelieve | |
culpblame | |
currrun | |
D |
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dedown | |
decten | |
derision(n.) ridicule | ||
dictsay | |
disaway | |
doleful(adj.) mournful | ||
dormsleep | |
E |
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eccentric(adj.) unconventional | ||
epithet(n.) a characterizing term | |
equiequal | |
equivocal(adj.) ambiguous | ||
exout | |
exquisite(adj.) beautifully made | ||
F |
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felicity(n.) great happiness | ||
fercarry | |
furtive(adj.) stealthy | ||
fuspour | |
G |
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genial(adj.) kind | ||
geoearth | |
germvital | |
gratpleasing | |
greggroup | |
grotesque(adj.) distorted | ||
I |
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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 | ||
interbetween | |
intrawithin | |
introinto | |
irrevocable(adj.) unalterable | ||
J |
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jectthrow | |
junctjoin | |
L |
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languor(n.) weakness | ||
latent(adj.) present but inactive | |
livid(adj.) bruised or pale | ||
locoplace | |
luclight | |
lunamoon | |
lurid(adj.) sensational | ||
M |
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magngreat | |
magnanimous(adj.) generous | ||
malbad | |
malevolence(n.) ill will | ||
manifest(adj.) obvious | ||
marsea | |
martyr(n.) one who suffers | ||
matrimother | |
medimiddle | |
melancholy(n.) sadness | |
migrwander | |
misssend | |
mortify(v.) to profoundly humiliate | ||
N |
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neonew | |
novnew | |
numernumber | |
O |
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oblique(adj.) indirect or slanting | ||
obsequious(adj.) cringing | ||
odious(adj.) hateful | ||
omniall | |
orthodox(adj.) traditional | ||
ostentatious(adj.) showy | ||
P |
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pallor(n.) paleness | ||
palpable(adj.) touchable | ||
paterfather | |
pendhang | |
pensive(adj.) thoughtful | ||
perthrough | |
peremptory(adj.) imperious | ||
perplex(v.) to confuse | ||
pervade(v.) to spread throughout | ||
placate(v.) to appease | ||
placid(adj.) calm | ||
plumore | |
pondweight | |
poppeople | |
postafter | |
prebefore | |
procure(v.) to acquire | |
prodigious(adj.) huge | ||
profane(adj.) irreverent | ||
profound(adj.) deep | ||
profuse(adj.) abundant | ||
prostrate(v.) to lie flat (Caesar's English I - Lesson 16) (adj.) lying flat (Caesar's English II - Lesson 4) | ||
pugnfight | |
punctpoint | |
putthink | |
R |
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reagain | |
rectright | |
remonstrate(v.) to object | ||
repose(n.) resting | ||
retort(n.) a quick, clever reply | |
ruptbreak | |
S |
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sagacity(n.) wisdom | ||
sanctholy | |
sanguine(adj.) cheerfully confident | ||
scopelook | |
scribwrite | |
seapart | |
semihalf | |
serene(adj.) calm | ||
singular(adj.) unique | ||
solicitude(n.) concern | ||
somber(adj.) gloomy | ||
sonsound | |
speclook | |
stellstar | |
stolid(adj.) unemotional | ||
subunder | |
sublime(adj.) lofty | ||
subtle(adj.) slight | ||
superover | |
superfluous(adj.) extra | ||
surover | |
symtogether | |
T |
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tacit(adj.) unspoken | ||
tangtouch | |
tangible(adj.) touchable | ||
tedious(adj.) boring | ||
temportime | |
torpid(adj.) sluggish | ||
torttwist | |
transacross | |
transient(adj.) existing briefly | ||
traverse(v.) to cross | |
tremulous(adj.) quivering | ||
tribpay | |
tumult(n.) disturbance | ||
U |
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unnot | |
undulate(v.) to wave | ||
urbcity | |
V |
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venerate(v.) to respect | ||
vertrue | |
verdure(n.) vegetation | |
vex(v.) to irritate | |
vidlook | |
visage(n.) the face | |
vitalife | |
vivacious(adj.) full of life | ||
vivid(adj.) bright | ||
vocvoice | |
vulgar(adj.) common | ||
W |
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wistful yearning | ||