Vocabulary FFA (copy)

approximate

Close to the actual, but not completely accurate or exact.

innate

Existing naturally or inherent, rather than acquired or learned.

intuitive

Instinctively known or understood, often without conscious reasoning.

inquiry

The act of seeking information or knowledge through questioning or investigation.

subconscious

Existing in the mind but not fully aware or conscious of; operating below the level of conscious awareness.

suspicion

A feeling or belief that something is possibly true, often without concrete evidence; a sense of doubt or mistrust regarding a person or situation.

despised

Regarded with disdain or strong dislike; held in contempt by an individual or group.

regression

A return to a previous state, often implying a decline or deterioration in progress or quality.

deterioration

The process of becoming progressively worse; a decline in quality, performance, or health.

introspective

Characterized by inward-looking thought and reflection; examination of one's own thoughts and feelings.

Clarity

The quality of being clear and easy to understand; the state of being coherent and intelligible.

Peak

The highest point or level, often used to describe maximum performance or achievement.

unleashed

To release or set free, allowing something to emerge or become active.

tendency

A natural or prevailing inclination towards a particular behavior, action, or thought pattern.

integrate

To combine or incorporate different elements into a unified whole.

doc- et

Latin root meaning 'to teach'; forms the basis of words related to instruction.

qui-

Latin root meaning 'to seek' or 'to search'; foundation for words that pertain to inquiry.

-serv-

Latin root meaning 'to save' or 'to serve'; underpins words related to preservation.

teg -

Latin root meaning 'to cover'; source of words associated with protection.

ten-

Latin root meaning 'to hold'; basis for terms related to retention and possession.