English 12

Heresy

A belief that is usually religious, opposed to the established doctrine

Hoax

Something intended to deceive or to fool

Hue

That quality which makes one color differ from other colors; a particular shad or tint of a color

Humility

An absence of vanity

Hurtle

To dash; to move swiftly and with great force

Hyperbole

Extreme exaggeration for effect that is not meant to be taken literally

Hypercritical

Overly critical; to severe in judgement

Ignominy

Public shame; disgrace and dishonor

Impeccable

Faultless; without flaws

Implacable

cannot be appeased or pacified

Inane

Without sense or meaning; silly; empty

Incarcerate

To put into prison; to confine

Incisive

Sharp; keen; penetrating

Incognito

Hiding one’s name , rank or position; disguised

Indiscreet

Not wise or judicious; imprudent in speech or actions

Root Dorm means

Sleep

Root Fin means

end

Suffix -ory means

a place for

root nomen means

name

Suffix -ee means

One who is