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nova (noun)
a star that increases thousands of times in brightness and then fades
novice (noun)
a person new to any field; a beginner
neoclassical (noun)
A revival of the literary, architectural, musical, and artistic forms that are considered a standard or model, and therefore "classical"
neologism (noun)
a new word, phrase, or expression, or a new meaning for an old word
neophyte (noun)
a recent convert (could also be considered a beginner)
dour (adjective)
stern, grim, gloomy
novus
(Latin)
new
duro, durare, duravi, duratum (L)
to make hard, to endure
duress, noun
forced constraint, coercion against one's will (to make someone doing something)
obdurate, adjective
stubborn, unyielding
Memoria (Latin)
remembrance, memory
immemorial, adjective
going deep into the past before history, knowledege, or memory; primordial
memoir (noun)
a written account of events one has lived thorugh; an autobiography
Memorabilia, noun
things worth remembering
moror, morari, moratum (L)
to delay, to loiter, to tarry
demur (intr. v.)
1. to raise an objection
2. to delay
moratorium (noun)
deferment or delay of any action
senex, senis (L)
old, an elder
senescent, adj
growing old; aging
surly, adjective
bad-tempered and unfriendly, flagrantly uncivil, ill-natured
One verb, intr.
demur
5 adjectives
D-O-I-S-S
There are 3 D words (the adjective is Dour); only 1 O word (obdurate), only one I word (immemorial) and both S words ( senescent and surly)
There are 9 nouns
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