Studied by 3 peopleAmanda
from latin ama, maning “to be loved”
Ambulance
from Latin ambulare, meaning "to walk"
Audition
from Latin audire, meaning "to hear"
Bonus
from Latin bonus, meaning "good"
Cognition
from Latin cognoscere, meaning "to know"
Deceive
from Latin decipere, meaning "to deceive"
Exit
from Latin exitus, meaning "a going out"
Facile
from Latin facilis, meaning "easy"
Inevitable
from Latin inevitabilis, meaning "that cannot be avoided"
Jovial
from Latin Iovialis, meaning "of or pertaining to Jupiter"
Magnify
from Latin magnificare, meaning "to make great"
Nostalgia
from Greek nostos, meaning "return home" and algos, meaning "pain"
Omniscient
from Latin omnis, meaning "all" and scire, meaning "to know"
Perceive
from Latin percipere, meaning "to take in through the senses"
Procrastinate
from Latin procrastinare, meaning "to put off until tomorrow"
Quadrant
from Latin quadrans, meaning "a fourth part"
Regal
from Latin regalis, meaning "kingly"
Spectacle
from Latin spectaculum, meaning "a public show"
Terrify
from Latin terrere, meaning "to frighten"
Unity
from Latin unitas, meaning "oneness"
Vivid
from Latin vividus, meaning "lively"
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