english vocab (metamorphasis)

Agitation

Nervous, excitement and uneasiness

Apprentice

Someone who works for an expert to learn a trade

Conspicuous

Attracting attention; noticeable

Diminutive

Extremely small in size

Dissipate

To gradually weaken or disappear

Equilibrium

A state of equal balance different opposing forces

Irrepressibly

In a manner that is incapable of being restrained or controlled

Amelioration (noun)

The act of relieving ills and changing for the better

Concede (verb)

To accept or admit to something; to recognize what makes something different

Exertion (noun)

Great effect

Imminent (adj.)

Likely to occur immediately

Indisposition (noun)

A mild illness

Sibilant (noun)

A consonant characterized by a hissing sound (like s or sh)

Ascertain

To learn or discover with certainty

Aversion

A strong disinclination or dislike

Conservatory

A school that teaches music, theater and dance

Frugality

The quantity of being careful with spending money

Indistinguishable

Not capable of being distinguished or differentiated; not having clear differences

Invocation

An appeal to someone in authority or a higher power, especially a god, for help or support

Presumably

Deduced by reasonable assumption

Scrupulous

Highly principled or moral