Unit 12 vocab (language arts)6azP

Perpetual (adj.)

lasting forever, occurring continually, or proceeding indefinitely without interruption. everlasting, permanent

Impervious (adj.)

something that cannot be penetrated, affected, or damaged. resistant, invulnerable

supercilious (adj.)

a person or behavior showing cool, or contempuous superiority over others arrogant, snobby

tempestous

something characterized by strong, turbulent, or conflicting emotion violent, turbulent, stormy

camaraderie (noun)

mutaul trust, friendship, and good will among people who spend a lot of time together ir share close experiences with. fellowship, brother/sister hood

clairvoyant

a person who claims to have the supernatural ability to perceive objects, actions, or future event beyond the natural range of human sense psychic, telepathist

Morph— (morphology, amorphous)

form, shape, apperence

per— (perfect, permeate)

through, completely, very

retro— (retroactive, retrospect)

backwards, back, behind

extra/o— (extracellular, extravasation)

outside, beyond, outward

voracious (adj.)

having a huge appetite, consuming large quantities of having a huge excessively eagat insatiable in some activity gluttonous, avid(very eager)

disparage (verb)

to speak of or treat someone/something slightingly, disrespectfully, or with contempt, there by towering their reputation or value run down, minimize

discern

to recognize or detect something with the senses, or the intellect, often requiring effort to distinguish it clearly observe, detect, recognize

egregious (adj.)

something outstandly bad, shocking, or remarkably offensive glaring, gross, outragous