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savor, evident, recuperate (Latin)
527 words from the Italic (Indo-European) family. Predominantly nouns. Representative words: savor, evident, recuperate, nascent, revise.
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produceverb/nounTo make, manufacture, or create something; to bring forth...verbnounA word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence,...debatenounA formal discussion on a particular topic in a public...conceptnounAn abstract idea or general notion; a plan or intention.tracenoun/verbA mark, indication, or evidence of the former presence or...ancestornounA person from whom one is descended, especially one more...citizennounA legally recognized member of a state or nation, entitled...claimverbTo assert that something is true or is the case; to demand...closeverb, adjective, nounTo shut or cause to shut; to bring to an end; near in...distinguishverbTo recognize or treat as different; to perceive a...evidencenounInformation, facts, or objects presented to a court or...includeverbTo contain as part of a whole; to make part of a group or...indicateverbTo point out or show; to be a sign or symptom of; to...legitimateadjectiveConforming to the law or to rules; able to be defended with...moneynounA current medium of exchange in the form of coins and...patternnounA repeated or regular arrangement of shapes, colours, or...acquireverbTo buy or obtain an object or asset; to learn or develop a...anglenounThe space between two intersecting lines or surfaces at or...applyverbTo make a formal request; to put something into operation...concludeverbTo bring to an end; to arrive at a judgment or decision by...culturenounThe arts, customs, institutions, and achievements of a...demonstrateverbTo show clearly by giving proof or evidence; to illustrate...distinctadjectiveRecognisably different in nature from something else; clear...elementnounA fundamental substance that cannot be broken down into...emotionnounA strong feeling deriving from one's circumstances, mood,...equivalentadjective / nounEqual in value, amount, function, or meaning; a thing that...establishverbTo set up on a firm or permanent basis; to found or...hybridnounThe offspring of two plants or animals of different species...illustrateverbTo make clear by examples, figures, or comparisons; to...librarynounA building or room containing collections of books,...linenounA long narrow mark or band; a length of cord, rope, or...medicinenounThe science or practice of diagnosing, treating, and...partnounA piece or segment of something that, combined with other...pushverbTo exert force on something so as to move it away from...royaladjectiveHaving the status of a king or queen or a member of their...sacrificenoun/verbAn act of giving up something valued for the sake of...transformverbTo make a marked change in the form, nature, or appearance...abundantadjectiveExisting or available in large quantities; plentiful; more...accelerateverbTo increase in speed, rate, or velocity; to cause something...acceptverbTo consent to receive or undertake something offered; to...adverseadjectivePreventing success or development; harmful; unfavourable;...agriculturenounThe science, art, and practice of cultivating soil,...alma maternounThe school, college, or university that one formerly...appreciateverbTo recognize the full worth of something; to be grateful...artifactnounAn object made or shaped by human workmanship, especially...assessverbTo evaluate or estimate the nature, ability, or quality of;...candidatenounA person who puts themselves forward or is nominated for...candlenounA cylinder or block of wax or tallow with a central wick...capableadjectiveHaving the ability, fitness, or quality necessary to do or...capacitynounThe maximum amount that something can contain or produce;...captureverb/nounTo take into one's possession or control by force; the act...certainadjectiveKnown for sure; established beyond doubt; having complete...cognitionnounThe mental action or process of acquiring knowledge and...computeverbTo calculate or reckon a figure or amount; to make a...contemplateverbTo think deeply about something for a long time; to...contemptnounThe feeling that a person or a thing is beneath...correctadjective / verbFree from error; true, right, accurate. As a verb, to put...covertadjectiveNot openly acknowledged or displayed; concealed, secret,...defineverbTo state the precise meaning of a word or concept; to mark...destinynounThe predetermined course of events considered as something...duplicateverb/noun/adjectiveTo make an exact copy of something; an identical copy;...elucidateverbTo make clear or plain, especially by explanation; to shed...empirenounAn extensive group of states or countries ruled over by a...endureverbTo suffer through something painful or difficult without...ensureverbTo make certain that something will occur or be the case;...evokeverbTo bring or recall a feeling, memory, or image to the...exactadjectivePrecise and accurate in every detail; not approximated or...examplenounA thing characteristic of its kind or illustrating a...expediteverb / adjectiveTo speed up the progress of; to accomplish promptly. As an...extractverb/nounTo draw or pull out, often with effort or force (verb); a...familiaradjectiveWell known from long or close association; often...genuineadjectiveTruly what something is said to be; authentic; sincere and...glaciernounA slowly moving mass of ice formed by the accumulation and...ignorantadjectiveLacking knowledge or awareness in general or about a...illuminateverbTo light up; to make visible or bright with light. To...improviseverbTo create or perform something spontaneously without...indirectadjectiveNot going in a straight course or line; not directly caused...ingredientnounAny of the foods or substances that are combined to make a...innateadjectiveInborn; existing from birth rather than acquired; natural...innovateverbTo make changes in something established, especially by...institutenoun / verbA society or organization for a particular purpose,...integritynounThe quality of being honest and having strong moral...interestnounThe feeling of wanting to know or learn about something;...interiornounThe inner part of something; the inside of a building,...inundateverbTo flood; to cover or submerge with water. To overwhelm...judgeverbTo form an opinion or conclusion about something; to decide...lecturenounAn educational talk given to an audience, especially to...legacynounSomething handed down from an ancestor or predecessor; a...lucidadjectiveExpressed clearly; easy to understand. Showing ability to...maintainverbTo cause or enable something to continue; to keep in good...MarchnounThe third month of the year in the Gregorian and Julian...marryverbTo join in marriage; to take as a husband or wife.meditationnounThe practice of focused contemplation or mental exercise,...novelnoun / adjective(noun) A long fictional prose narrative; (adjective) new...observeverbTo watch carefully; to notice or perceive; to make a...obstaclenounA thing that blocks one's way or prevents or hinders...obstreperousadjectiveNoisy and difficult to control; stubbornly resisting...orbitnounThe curved path of a celestial object or spacecraft around...patrimonynounProperty inherited from one's father or male ancestor; a...pooradjectiveLacking sufficient money to live at a standard considered...prerogativenounA right or privilege exclusive to a particular individual...proceedverbTo begin or continue a course of action; to move forward,...realadjectiveActually existing as a thing; not imagined, supposed, or...recalcitrantadjectiveStubbornly resistant to authority, control, or treatment....rectanglenounA plane figure with four straight sides and four right...revenuenounIncome, especially when of an organisation or government...sacramentnounA religious rite or ceremony regarded as an outward and...sentencenoun / verbA set of words that is complete in itself, typically...siliconnounThe chemical element of atomic number 14, a non-metal with...stableadjective / nounAs an adjective: firmly fixed, not likely to change or...strangeadjectiveUnusual or surprising; difficult to understand; not...universenounAll existing matter and space considered as a whole; the...veinnounA blood vessel that carries blood toward the heart; also a...versatileadjectiveAble to adapt or be adapted to many different functions or...vivaciousadjectiveAttractively lively and animated. Full of spirit and energy.abrogateverbTo repeal or do away with (a law, right, or formal...abruptadjectiveSudden and unexpected; brief to the point of rudeness;...absoluteadjectiveNot qualified or diminished in any way; total, complete;...accessnounThe means or opportunity to approach, enter, or make use of...accoladenounAn award or privilege granted as a special honor or...accomplishverbTo achieve or complete successfully; to bring about or...acrimonynounBitterness or ill feeling, especially in speech or manner.acumennounThe ability to make good judgments and quick decisions,...adaptverbTo adjust or modify oneself or something to suit new...adhereverbTo stick firmly to a surface or substance; to remain...adjunctnoun / adjectiveA thing added to something else as a supplementary rather...adjustverbTo alter or move something slightly in order to achieve the...admitverbTo allow entry or access; to confess or acknowledge as...adolescencenounThe period of development between childhood and adulthood.adoptverbTo legally take another's child as one's own; to take up or...adventurenoun / verbAn unusual, exciting, and potentially hazardous experience...advocatenoun / verbA person who publicly supports or recommends a particular...affableadjectiveFriendly, good-natured, and easy to talk to.affectverbTo have an influence on; to produce a change in; also...aggressionnounHostile or violent behavior or attitudes toward another;...altarnounA table or raised structure on which sacrifices are offered...alumninounFormer students or graduates of a particular school,...alumnusnounA former student or graduate of a particular school,...ambitionnounA strong desire to do or to achieve something, typically...amendmentnounA minor change or addition designed to improve a text,...annualadjectiveOccurring once every year; calculated over or covering a...anticipateverbTo regard as probable; to expect or look forward to; to act...anxietynounA feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease about something...AprilnounThe fourth month of the year in the Gregorian and Julian...aqueductnounA bridge-like structure carrying a channel of water across...armisticenounAn agreement to stop fighting temporarily, especially as a...arrogantadjectiveHaving or revealing an exaggerated sense of one's own...artificenounClever or cunning devices or expedients, especially as used...aspectnounA particular part or feature of something; the appearance...aspireverbTo direct one's hopes or ambitions toward achieving...assumeverbTo take for granted without proof; to take on a...attainverbTo succeed in achieving something, especially after much...auctionnoun / verbA public sale in which goods are sold to the highest...audaciousadjectiveShowing a willingness to take bold risks; impudently daring...audacitynounThe willingness to take bold risks; rude or disrespectful...auspiciousadjectiveConducive to success; favourable; promising; showing signs...authornoun / verbThe writer or originator of a literary work; one who...avenuenounA broad road in a town or city, typically having trees at...avowverbTo assert or confess openly; to declare boldly and...benedictionnounThe utterance of a blessing, especially at the end of a...benignadjectiveGentle and kind in disposition; not harmful; (of a tumor)...candidadjectiveTruthful and straightforward; frank and honest, especially...candornounThe quality of being open, honest, and straightforward in...carnivalnounA public festival, usually occurring before Lent, involving...cavenounA natural underground chamber in a hillside or cliff,...cavernnounA large cave or underground chamber.ceilingnounThe upper interior surface of a room; an upper limit set on...ceruleanadjectiveDeep sky blue; resembling the blue of a clear sky.circumlocutionnounThe use of many words where fewer would do, especially in a...clamornounA loud and confused noise, especially of people shouting; a...clandestineadjectiveKept secret or done secretively, especially because illicit.clemencynounMercy or leniency, especially toward an offender or enemy.coastnounThe part of the land near the sea; the edge of the land...colornoun / verbThe property of objects that produces different sensations...commotionnounA state of confused and noisy disturbance; civil unrest or...compassionnounSympathetic pity and concern for the sufferings or...complementnoun / verbA thing that completes or brings to perfection; the number...concedeverbTo admit or acknowledge something reluctantly; to yield or...conflagrationnounA large and destructive fire; an extensive conflict or war.consciencenounA person's moral sense of right and wrong, especially as it...constantadjectiveOccurring continuously over a period of time; unchanging in...contaminateverbTo make impure by exposure to or addition of a poisonous or...contentmentnounA state of happiness and satisfaction; peaceful ease of...contradictverbTo deny the truth of a statement by asserting the opposite;...controversynounA prolonged public disagreement or heated debate about a...countverbTo determine the total number of a collection of items; to...counterfeitadjective/noun/verbMade in exact imitation of something valuable with the...coursenounThe route or direction followed; a series of lectures or...crescentnoun / adjectiveThe curved shape of the waxing or waning moon; something...crueladjectiveWilfully causing pain or suffering to others; devoid of...curvenounA line or outline that gradually departs from being...decentadjectiveConforming to standards of propriety, good taste, or...decorumnounBehavior that is considered correct, tasteful, or socially...deduceverbTo arrive at a conclusion by reasoning from general...deferencenounPolite respect and submission to the judgment or authority...defiancenounOpen resistance; bold disobedience.deficitnounThe amount by which something, especially a sum of money,...degenerateverb/adjective/nounTo decline or deteriorate from a former or original state;...delegatenounA person authorized to act as a representative for another;...deliriumnounAn acutely disturbed state of mind characterized by...dementedadjectiveSuffering from dementia; driven mad; wildly insane or...dementianounA chronic or persistent disorder of the mental processes...demolishverbTo pull or knock down a building or structure; to destroy...denseadjectiveClosely compacted in substance; thick or crowded; slow to...deportverbTo expel a foreigner from a country, typically on the...depressionnounA severe and prolonged economic downturn, or a mental...derivativenounA financial instrument whose value is derived from the...desolateadjectiveBleak, empty, and lifeless; feeling wretchedly lonely or...despairnounThe complete loss or absence of hope.despiteprepositionWithout being affected by; in spite of a particular fact or...destroyverbTo put an end to the existence of something by damaging it...destructverbTo deliberately destroy, especially a rocket or missile...destructionnounThe action or process of causing so much damage to...desuetudenounA state of disuse; the condition of a law, custom, or...detectverbTo discover or identify the presence or existence of...detonateverbTo explode or cause to explode with sudden violence; to set...devotionnounLove, loyalty, or enthusiasm for a person, activity, or...devoutadjectiveDeeply religious and committed to worship; totally...dictatornounA ruler who holds absolute, unilateral power over a state,...dignitynounThe state or quality of being worthy of honour or respect;...diligencenounCareful and persistent work or effort.diligentadjectiveHaving or showing care and conscientiousness in one's work...discernverbTo perceive or recognise something, especially with...discordnounDisagreement or conflict between people or groups; a harsh...discoververbTo find or learn something for the first time; to be the...discreditverb / nounTo harm the good reputation of; to cause an idea or piece...discriminateverbTo recognize a distinction; to differentiate. Also, to make...dismissverbTo send away or allow to leave; to discharge from...dissentnoun / verbThe holding or expression of opinions at variance with...distancenounThe amount of space between two things or places; the state...dominateverbTo have a commanding influence on; to exercise control...dormantadjectiveTemporarily inactive or in a state of rest; existing but...doubtnounA feeling of uncertainty or lack of conviction; the state...dubiousadjectiveHesitating or doubting; not to be relied upon; of...ductnounA channel or tube for conveying something, especially air,...durableadjectiveAble to withstand wear, pressure, or damage; lasting for a...edictnounAn official order or proclamation issued by a person in...effectnounA change which is a result or consequence of an action or...effervescentadjectiveGiving off bubbles; vivacious and enthusiastic.efficientadjectiveAchieving maximum productivity with minimum wasted effort...egregiousadjectiveOriginally meaning 'standing out from the flock' (Latin ฤ-...elegancenounThe quality of being graceful and stylish in appearance or...elocutionnounThe skill of clear and expressive speech, especially of...emissarynounA person sent on a special mission, usually as a diplomatic...endurancenounThe ability to endure an unpleasant or difficult process or...enginenounA machine with moving parts that converts power into...ensignnounA flag or standard, especially a military or naval one; a...equanimitynounMental calmness, composure, and evenness of temper,...equinoxnounEither of the two times in the year when the sun crosses...equivocaladjectiveOpen to more than one interpretation; ambiguous; uncertain...escapeverbTo break free from confinement or control; to succeed in...essencenounThe intrinsic nature or indispensable quality of something...estuarynounThe tidal mouth of a large river, where the tide meets the...eternaladjectiveLasting or existing forever; without end or beginning;...evidentadjectivePlain or obvious; clearly seen or understood.examnounA formal test of knowledge or ability in a particular...exceptpreposition/conjunction/verbNot including; other than; to exclude from a general...excursionnounA short journey or trip, especially one taken for leisure...exemptadjectiveFree from an obligation or liability imposed on others; not...exilenoun / verbThe state of being barred from one's native country; a...expectverbTo regard something as likely to happen; to anticipate or...expeditionnounA journey or voyage undertaken by a group of people with a...expendverbTo spend or use up a resource, especially money, energy, or...explicitadjectiveStated clearly and in detail, leaving no room for confusion...extinguishverbTo cause a fire or light to cease burning or shining; to...extrovertnoun/adjectiveAn outgoing, overtly expressive person whose interests and...fablenounA short story, typically featuring animals as characters,...factornounAn element or circumstance that contributes to a result;...fashionnoun/verbA prevailing custom or style of dress, behavior, or way of...fatenounThe development of events beyond a person's control,...feastnoun / verbA large, elaborate, and sumptuous meal; a religious...featurenoun/verbA distinctive attribute or quality of something; to have as...FebruarynounThe second month of the year in the Gregorian and Julian...filigreenounOrnamental work of fine wire, usually gold or silver;...flagrantadjectiveConspicuously or obviously offensive; shockingly...fluctuateverbTo rise and fall irregularly in number or amount; to vary...fluentadjectiveAble to express oneself easily and articulately in a...fluidnoun / adjectiveA substance that has no fixed shape and yields easily to...focusnounThe point at which rays of light or other radiation...formatnoun / verbThe way in which something is arranged or set out; the...fortunenounChance or luck as an arbitrary force affecting human...frigidadjectiveVery cold in temperature; lacking warmth of feeling;...furynounWild or violent anger; extreme fierceness or violence.gendernounThe state of being male or female, especially in social or...generalnounA commander of an army or a high-ranking military officer;...genialadjectiveFriendly, cheerful, and warm in disposition; conducive to...geniusnounExceptional intellectual or creative power or other natural...gradenoun / verbA particular level of rank, quality, or intensity; a mark...honestadjectiveFree of deceit; truthful and sincere; morally correct or...horticulturenounThe art or practice of garden cultivation and management,...igniteverbTo catch fire or cause to catch fire; to arouse or inflame...ignitionnounThe action of setting something on fire or beginning to...ignoreverbTo refuse to take notice of or acknowledge; to deliberately...imagineverbTo form a mental image or concept of something not present...impeccableadjectiveWithout fault or error; flawless in quality or character.impendverbTo be about to happen, especially something threatening or...impetusnounThe force or energy with which something moves; the...incandescentadjectiveEmitting light as a result of being heated; brilliant or...incendiaryadjective / nounDesigned to cause fires; tending to inflame or provoke; a...incurverbTo become subject to something unpleasant, especially a...indexnounAn alphabetical list of names, subjects, or references in a...indictverbTo formally accuse of or charge with a crime, especially by...industrynounEconomic activity concerned with the processing of raw...infantnounA very young child or baby, especially one not yet able to...infectverbTo contaminate with a disease-causing organism; to affect...infidelnoun / adjectiveA person who does not believe in a particular religion,...influxnounAn arrival or entry of large numbers of people or things;...ingeniousadjectiveCleverly inventive or resourceful; showing originality and...innumerableadjectiveToo many to be counted; very numerous.inquirynounAn act of asking for information; a formal investigation...inscribeverbTo write, carve, or engrave words or symbols on a surface,...insignianounA badge or distinguishing mark of military rank, office, or...inspectverbTo look at something carefully in order to assess its...instantnoun / adjectiveA very short period of time; happening or produced...instinctnounAn innate, typically fixed pattern of behaviour in animals...intactadjectiveNot damaged or impaired in any way; complete; whole.intellectnounThe faculty of reasoning and understanding objectively; the...intelligencenounThe ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills; the...intendverbTo have a course of action as one's purpose or plan; to...interpretverbTo explain the meaning of something; to translate orally...intervalnounA space of time between two events, or a gap between two...intimateadjectiveClosely acquainted or familiar; involving very close...introvertnoun/adjective/verbA shy, reticent person whose thoughts and interests are...inventverbTo create or design something that has not existed before;...invertverb/nounTo put upside down or in the opposite position, order, or...invokeverbTo call on a deity, spirit, or authority for aid,...irrevocableadjectiveNot able to be changed, reversed, or recovered; final and...JanuarynounThe first month of the year in the Gregorian and Julian...journalnounA daily record of events or transactions; a periodical...JulynounThe seventh month of the year in the Gregorian and Julian...JunenounThe sixth month of the year in the Gregorian and Julian...justadverbExactly, precisely; only, merely; very recently; by a...justifyverbTo show or prove to be right or reasonable; to provide...languidadjectiveLacking energy or vitality; slow and relaxed; weak or faint...larvanounThe immature, wingless, often worm-like form of an insect...laundrynounClothes and linen that need to be washed, or that have been...legendnounA traditional story sometimes popularly regarded as...legibleadjectiveClear enough to be read; easily decipherable, especially of...legislateverbTo make or enact laws; to exercise the function of...libertynounThe state of being free within society from oppressive...licencenounA permit or official document granting authorisation to do,...locustnounA large tropical grasshopper that periodically forms vast...luminousadjectiveEmitting or reflecting light, especially in the dark;...lunaticnounA person who is mentally ill (archaic/offensive);...malicenounThe intention or desire to do evil or cause harm.maneuvernoun, verbA movement or series of moves requiring skill and care; a...manifestadjective, verb, nounClear or obvious to the eye or mind (adjective); to display...manualadjective, nounOf or done with the hands; a book of instructions or a...manufactureverbTo make or produce goods on a large scale using machinery...massnounThe Christian Eucharistic liturgy, especially in the Roman...matrimonynounThe state or ceremony of being married; marriage,...matureadjectiveFully developed physically or mentally; having reached an...memorizeverbTo commit to memory; to learn something so that one can...mentionverbTo refer to something briefly or incidentally; to speak of...mercenarynoun/adjectiveA professional soldier hired to serve in a foreign army;...mercurynounA heavy, silvery-white metallic element that is liquid at...millenniumnounA period of one thousand years; (in Christian theology) the...ministernounA senior government official heading a department, or a...miscreantnoun / adjectiveA person who behaves badly or unlawfully; a wretch or...missilenounAn object that is forcibly propelled at a target,...monitornounA person or device that observes, checks, or keeps a...monsternounAn imaginary creature that is large, ugly, and frightening;...multiplyverbTo increase in number or quantity; to perform the...nascentadjectiveJust beginning to develop; emerging; coming into existence.nobleadjectiveBelonging to the aristocracy; having high moral qualities...nocturnenounA musical composition inspired by or evocative of the...nonchalantadjectiveFeeling or appearing casually calm and relaxed; not...noticenounThe fact of observing or paying attention to something; a...notionnounA conception of or belief about something; a vague...novanounA star that suddenly increases enormously in brightness and...numeralnounA figure, symbol, or group of figures or symbols denoting a...oblivionnounThe state of being unaware or unconscious of what is...obscureadjectiveNot clearly expressed or easily understood; not well known...obtainverbTo get, acquire, or secure something; (formal) to be...occludeverbTo block or close up a passage or opening; in dentistry, to...officenounA room or building used for professional or administrative...opaqueadjectiveNot able to be seen through; not transparent or...opinionnounA view or judgment formed about something, not necessarily...opportunitynounA favorable set of circumstances or time for doing...ordernounThe arrangement or disposition of people or things in...patiencenounThe capacity to accept or tolerate delay, trouble, or...peculateverbTo embezzle or misappropriate public funds or property...pelvisnounThe basin-shaped bony structure at the base of the spine...pendulumnounA weight hung from a fixed point so that it can swing...penicillinnounAn antibiotic produced naturally by certain blue or green...perceiveverbTo become aware of something through the senses; to...perilnounSerious and immediate danger; exposure to the risk of being...perjurynounThe offense of willfully telling a lie or making a...perniciousadjectiveHaving a harmful effect, especially in a gradual or subtle...perseverancenounPersistence in doing something despite difficulty or delay...pertainverbTo be appropriate, related, or applicable to something; to...pertinentadjectiveRelevant or applicable to a particular matter; appropriate...pervertverb/nounTo alter from its original course, meaning, or state to a...pitynounThe feeling of sorrow and compassion caused by the...polishverbTo make the surface of something smooth and shiny by...pollennounA fine powdery substance consisting of microscopic grains...portableadjectiveAble to be easily carried or moved, especially because of...possibleadjectiveAble to be done or achieved; that may exist, happen, or be...potionnounA liquid mixture intended to be drunk, especially one...powernounThe ability or capacity to do something or act in a...prayernounA solemn request for help or expression of thanks addressed...precedeverbTo come before something in time, order, or position.precursornounA person or thing that comes before another of the same...preferverbTo like one thing better than another; to choose as more...premiumnounAn amount paid above the normal price, or a regular payment...preposterousadjectiveContrary to nature, reason, or common sense; from Latin...prescribeverbTo lay down authoritatively as a rule or guide; in...pricenounThe amount of money expected, required, or given in payment...privilegenounA special right, advantage, or immunity granted or...proficientadjectiveCompetent or skilled in doing or using something; having...profitnounA financial gain, especially the difference between the...progenitornounA direct ancestor; a person or thing from which others...projectnoun, verbA planned undertaking or scheme; to throw or cast forward;...protectverbTo keep safe from harm, injury, or danger; to shield,...prudencenounThe quality of acting with or showing care and thought for...questnoun / verbA long or arduous search for something; an expedition in...rapturenounA feeling of intense pleasure or joy; ecstatic delight; in...recedeverbTo move back or away from a previous position; to gradually...receiveverbTo come into possession of something sent, given, or...recipenounA set of instructions for preparing a particular dish; a...recuperateverbTo recover from illness or exertion; to regain something...recurverbTo happen again or repeatedly; to return to one's mind; to...regentnounA person appointed to administer a country because the...regretnounA feeling of sadness, repentance, or disappointment over...rehearsalnounA practice session in preparation for a public performance;...reignnoun, verb(noun) The period during which a sovereign rules; royal...relativitynounThe quality of being relative rather than absolute; in...rememberverbTo have in or be able to bring to one's mind an awareness...reminisceverbTo indulge in enjoyable recollection of past events; to...remorsenounDeep regret or guilt for a wrong committed.replyverbTo say or write something in response to a question,...repressverbTo restrain or hold back an impulse, feeling, or action; to...reproductionnounThe process by which organisms produce offspring; also, the...requestnoun / verbAn act of asking politely or formally for something; to ask...resentmentnounBitter indignation at having been treated unfairly.resignverbTo voluntarily leave a job or position; to accept something...resiliencenounThe capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; the...respireverbTo breathe; to carry out the process of respiration; to...reverseverb / adjective / nounTo move backwards; to make something the opposite of what...revertverbTo return to a previous state, practice, or belief; in law,...reviseverbTo examine or reexamine and make corrections or alterations...revokeverbTo officially cancel, withdraw, or reverse a decision,...rigidadjectiveUnable to bend or be forced out of shape; not flexible;...rubynounA precious gemstone consisting of the mineral corundum...rudimentnounA basic, elementary principle or skill forming the...rumornounA currently circulating story or report of uncertain or...saladnounA cold dish of various mixtures of raw or cooked...sanctionnounOfficial permission or approval, or conversely, a penalty...savorverb / nounTo taste or smell with pleasure; to enjoy or appreciate...scintillateverbTo emit flashes of light; to sparkle or twinkle....scribbleverbTo write or draw carelessly or hurriedly; to produce...sealnoun / verbA device or substance used to close or fasten something...secludeverbTo keep apart from others; to isolate or withdraw into...sectnounA group of people with somewhat different religious beliefs...sentimentnounA view or opinion that is held or expressed; a feeling or...SeptembernounThe ninth month of the year in the Gregorian and Julian...sequencenoun / verbA particular order in which related events, movements, or...serenitynounThe state of being calm, peaceful, and untroubled; tranquil...sinisteradjectiveGiving the impression that something harmful or evil is...smellnoun / verbThe faculty of perceiving odours; a quality perceived by...soliloquynounAn act of speaking one's thoughts aloud when by oneself or...solsticenounEither of the two times in the year when the Sun reaches...sovereigntynounSupreme power or authority, especially of a state to govern...speciesnounA fundamental category of biological classification,...spectrumnounA band of colours produced by the separation of light; a...speculateverbTo form a theory or conjecture without firm evidence; to...speculationnounThe forming of a theory or conjecture without firm...spendverbTo pay out money in buying or hiring goods or services; to...staturenounA person's natural height; importance or reputation gained...structurenounThe arrangement of and relations between the parts of...studentnounA person who is studying at a school, college, or...subdueverbTo overcome, bring under control, or conquer by force or...subjugateverbTo bring under domination or control, especially by...subsequentadjectiveComing after something in time; following.subtractverbTo take away a part from the whole; in mathematics, to...sufferverbTo experience or be subjected to something bad or...sufficientadjectiveEnough to meet a need or purpose; adequate in quantity or...superbadjectiveImpressively splendid; of the highest quality; excellent.supererogationnounThe performance of more work than duty requires; doing more...superfluousadjectiveUnnecessary, especially through being more than enough;...superioradjective / nounHigher in rank, status, or quality; above average in...superviseverbTo observe and direct the execution of a task or activity;...suppressverbTo put an end to something forcibly; to prevent the...surplusnounAn amount of something left over after requirements have...surrogatenoun / adjectiveA substitute, especially a person deputizing for another in...suspectverb, noun, adjectiveTo believe something is likely or possible, especially...suspicionnounA feeling or thought that something is possible, likely, or...sustainverbTo strengthen or support physically or mentally; to keep...tactnounAdroitness and sensitivity in dealing with others or with...tangentnoun / adjectiveA straight line that touches a curve at a single point...tangibleadjectivePerceptible by touch; clear and definite; real rather than...tastenoun / verbThe sensation of flavor perceived in the mouth; a person's...taxnoun / verbA compulsory contribution to state revenue, levied by the...temperancenounModeration or self-restraint, especially in eating and...tenableadjectiveAble to be maintained or defended against attack or...tenaciousadjectiveTending to keep a firm hold of something; persistent and...tenantnounA person who occupies land or property rented from a...tenornounThe highest of the ordinary adult male singing voice; the...tentnounA portable shelter made of cloth or skins, supported by...tenurenounThe conditions under which something is held or occupied;...tibianounThe larger of the two bones in the lower leg, running from...tolerancenounThe ability or willingness to tolerate something,...torrentnounA strong and fast-moving stream of water or other liquid. A...tractornounA powerful motor vehicle with large rear wheels used...trailnoun/verbA path or track made across wild country (noun); to draw or...tranquilitynounThe quality or state of being tranquil; calmness,...translucentadjectiveAllowing light to pass through but diffusing it so that...treasonnounThe crime of betraying one's country, especially by...tremornounAn involuntary quivering movement; a shaking or trembling,...tripleadjective / verb / nounConsisting of three parts or things; three times as much or...univocaladjectiveHaving only one possible meaning; unambiguous; (in logic) a...vanitynounExcessive pride in or admiration of one's own appearance or...ventriloquistnounA person who can speak or produce sounds so that they seem...vermilionnounA brilliant red or scarlet pigment made from mercury...vetonoun, verbA constitutional or procedural right to unilaterally block...viableadjectiveCapable of working successfully; feasible. Capable of...videonounThe recording, reproducing, or broadcasting of moving...vigilancenounThe action or state of keeping careful watch for possible...virtualadjectiveAlmost or nearly as described, but not completely; not...virtuenounMoral excellence and righteousness; a particular good...visionnounThe faculty or state of being able to see; the ability to...vitalitynounThe state of being strong, active, and full of energy. The...vividadjectiveProducing powerful feelings or strong, clear images in the...vocationnounA strong feeling of suitability for a particular career or...vociferousadjectiveVehement or clamorous in expressing one's views; loud and...votenounA formal indication of a choice between two or more...voyagenoun / verbA long journey, especially by sea or through space; to make...