ALARP 2 Vocab - Sem 2

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Phosphorescent

glows in the dark with a soft light but little heat, usually after the absorption of some radiation

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Photogenic

looking attractive in photos/film

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Photosynthesis

the process that organisms use to create energy from sunlight, water, and CO2

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Elucidate

to make something clear/explain; to shed light on or illuminate

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Lucent

glowing/giving off light

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lucubration

laborous/intensive study, meditation, over-elaborate piece of writing

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immortality

live forever

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mortality

being able to die

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mortify

to cause someone to feel embarrassed/ashamed

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internecine

destructive to both sides of a conflict

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pernicious

having a gradual harmful effect

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Innocuous

not harmful or offensive

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Egregious

outstandingly bad, shocking

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inundate

to flood; to overwhelm someone with things to deal with

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mitigate

to make less severe, serious, or painful

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narcissistic

having an obsession with yourself

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nominal

existing in name only; a very small amount/price, far below the true value or cost

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Opulence

great wealth/luxury

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perfunctory

carried out with minimal effort or reflection

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philanthropist

someone who promotes the welfare of others, especially through donating lots of money to good causes

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rescind

to revoke, cancel, repeal

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Unsavory

disagreeable to taste/smell/see; unpleasant because morally disreputable

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Unwittingly

without being aware; unintentionally

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vociferous

(of a person/speech) vehement, clamorous

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PHOS/PHOT

light

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MOR/MORT

to die, death

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LUC

light, to shine/glitter

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NEC/NIC/NOX

kill or slay

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HER/HES

to stick, get stuck

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FUG

to flee/escape

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COSM

ornament or order

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SCI

to know/understand

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Adherent

sticking fast to an object/surface; someone who sticks to a particular set of ideas, people, or parties

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Incoherent

unclear, incomprehensible, expressed in a confusing way

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Inherent

existing as a permanent/essential trait

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Fugue

loss of awareness with one’s identity, often paired with fleeing one’s environment

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subterfuge

deceit used to achieve a goal

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Centrifugal

moving/tending to move away from a center

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Cosmetic

products applied to the body to improve its appearance

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Cosmopolitan

people from many different countries; found all over the world

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cosmos

the universe as a well-ordered whole; a system of thought

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Omniscience

the state of knowing everything

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Prescient

having knowledge of the future

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unconscionable

not right or reasonable, unreasonably excessive

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Astute

ability to accurately assess situations/people and turn this to one’s advantage

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Banal

so lacking in originality as to be obvious and boring

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Jaded

tired, bored, lacking in enthusiasm (usually after having too much of something)

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Mutable

likely to change; inconsistent, variable

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paltry

small/meager (amount); petty, trivial

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Retort

sharp/angry/witty reply to a remark or accusation

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Retrograde

directed/moving backwards

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Stoic

not affected by/showing emotion, passion, pain, or distress

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ulterior

intentionally hidden, beyond what is admitted/obvious

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unobtrusive

inconspicuous/doesn’t attract attention; modest

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Unprecedented

never done/known before

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Wane

to seem to become smaller in size??

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Adjunct

connected/added to something

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disjunction

a lack of correspondence/consistency

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injunction

an authoritative warning/order

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impart

to make info known, communicate; to bestow

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impartial

fair, just, unbiased

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partisan

a strong supporter of a party, cause, or person

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emissary

a person sent on a special mission (usually a diplomatic rep)

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Missive

a letter, especially a long/official one

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remittance

the action of sending money in payment

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Impel

drive, force, urge someone to do something; drive forward, propel

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Expel

to force (someone/something) to leave

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repulsion

a feeling of intense distaste/disgust

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JUNCT

join

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PART

part

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MIT/MIS

to send

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PEL/PULS

to move/drive

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aero

air

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aqua

water

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bio

life, living organism

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chron/o

time

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cycl/o

wheel, cycle

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dys

bad, difficult, abnormal

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helio

sun

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-itis

inflammation

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lun/i

moon

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mar/i

sea

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-onym

name, word

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port

to carry

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psych/o

mind, soul

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soph, sophy

wise, wisdom

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sphere

ball

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verb

word

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PATH

suffering

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PEN/PUN

penalty

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MATR/METR

mother

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MONI

to warn/scold

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Apathetic

showing/feeling no concern, interest, enthusiasm

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Empathy

the ability to understand/share another’s feelings

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Sociopath

someone with extreme anti-social attitudes/behavior, and a lack of conscience

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Impunity

exemption from punishment/freedom from the injurious consequences of an action

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Penance

self-punishment as repentance for doing wrong

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Punitive

inflicting/intended as punishment

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Matriarch

female head of the family/organization

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Matriculate

to be enrolled at a college/university