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lucent
adj |
shining; luminous
permitting light to pass through |
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Lucid
adj |
clearly expressed; easy to understand
logical rational; sane lucidity-n |
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Elucidate
v |
to make clear; to clarify
elucidation-n; elucidative-adj; elucidator-n |
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Pellucid
adj |
very clear; allowing max amt of light to pass throug
very clear in meaning or style |
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luminary
n |
an object (sun or moon) tht gives light
a person who is outstanding in a particular field |
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Luminescence
n |
light emitted by other means than burning (biochemical rxn; radiation)
luminescence-v; luminescent-adj |
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Muster
v |
to assemble people; especially troops for a specific purpose
to gather; to summon |
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Remonstrate
v |
to speak in protest or disapproval
remonstration-n; remonstrative-adj; remonstrator-n |
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Umbrage
n |
extreme offense; resentment
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Adumbrate
v |
to give a sketchy outline
to foreshadow indistinctly adumbration-n |
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Denigrate
v |
to speak derogatively of someone's character or reputation
denigration-n; denigrative-adj; denigrator-n |
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Necromancy
n |
the art of predicting events by allegedly communicating with the dead
black magic, witchcraft, sorcery |
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Pall
n |
a cover for a coffin or tomb
a coffin, especially w/body in it anything that covers, darkens, mks gloomy to become dull, tiresome, lifeless |
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Palliate
v |
to make a situation especially offense; to mk excuse for something or someone
to mk less sever; to alleviate |
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Pallid
adj |
deficient in color; abnormanlly pale complexion
lacking color; vitality or intrest; dull |
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Apocalypse
n |
a prophetic disclosure especially concerning a universal cataclysm
any widespread destruction last book of bibel [Revelation] contains prophesis abt the ultimate destruction of the world apocalyptic-adj; apocalyptical-adj; apocalypticism-n; apocalyptist-n |
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Apocryphal
adj |
false; counterfiet; doubtful especially in authorship or authencity
apocrypha-n; apocrypha-n |
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Apoplexy
n |
a strok; sudden loss of muscular control-result of rupture of blood vessel
apoplectic-adj |
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Apopstate
n |
a person who forsakes his/her principle, religion, allegiances
apostasy-n; apostate-adj; apostatize-v |
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Castigate
v |
to punish; to criticize severly
castigation-n; castigator-n; casitgatory-adj |
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Chasten
v |
to seek to improve thru punishment; to discipline
chastened-adj; chastener-n |
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Occlusion
n |
something that blocks; an obstrucction
occlude-v; occludent-adj; occlusive-adj |
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Recluse
n |
someone who lives alone and avoids company; a hermit
reclusion-n; reclusive-adj |
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Clavier
n |
a keyboard instrument
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Conclave
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a private, exclusive, secert mtg
conclavist-n |
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Enclave
n |
a country entirely enclosed w/in the territory of another
a district or group isolate or enclosed w/in another enclave-v |
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Diadem
n |
a crown or headband worn as a sign of authority
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Diatribe
n |
an abusive criticism or attack
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Diametrical
adj |
relating to diameter
exactly or completely opposite |
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Diaspora
n |
any group migration or flight from a country
the dispersion of jews from middle east |
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apo
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away from
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Claudo, claudere, clausi, clausum
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to close
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Castus
Castigo, castigare, castigavi, castigatum |
pure, spotless
to punish, to correct, to restrain |
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Clavis
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key
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dia
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through
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Monstro, monstrare, monstravi, monstratum
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to point out; to show
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Umbra
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shade, shadow
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Luceo, lucere, luxi, luctum
lux, lucis |
to shine
light |
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Lumen
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light
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niger
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black
dark colored |
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pallo, Pallere, Pallui, Palletum
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to be pale; to long for
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