Ng Roots

Cept

Take

Auto

Self

Bene

Good

Bri/brevi/brev

short

Cap

Take

Chron

TIme

Cog/Cogni

Know

Contra

against

Dic/dict

speak

Ex

Out

Inter

Between

Ject

Throw

Jur/just

Law

Log/logue

thought

Man/mani/manu

hand

Cur

run

Mors/mor/mort

death

Re

again

Script/scrib

write

struct

build

trans

across/beyond

Ana

Against

Gen

Born

Xeno

Strange

Am/amor

love

Crat/cracy

authority

Sum

take/pick up

Autonomous

(n) Self Governing

Autocracy

(n) One person ruler with all powers

Cognizant

(n) Knowledge of something

Cognitive

(adj) Process of gaining knowledge

Extrapolate

(v) to infer having other known information

Expose

(v) Reveal the truth

Expedite

(v) To speed up make faster

Jurisdiction

(n.) an area of authority or control

justifcation

(n) Something which shows reason to

Beneficial

(adj) helpful

Benevolent

(adj) Kindly, nice

Dictator

(n) a absolute ruler

Dictate

(v) To give orders

Dichotomy

(adj) a division into two parts

Morbid

(adj) Gruesome Subjects

Mortal

(n.) a being that must eventually die; (adj.) of or relating to such a being; causing death, fatal; possible, conceivable

Morose

(adj) sullen and ill-tempered

Degenerate

(n) Jun Yoon, Tyler Smith, immoral person, (adj) Falling apart overtime

Homogenous

(adj) Same kind, a like

Indigenous

(adj) Native

Engender

(v) cause to a rise of feeling

Mantra

(n) Statement which is repeated over and over again

Manifest

(adj) clear or obvious to yourself (v) display or show ones apperance/acts

Rejuvinate

(v) Younger or better

Resolve

(v) Settle a solution (n) firm determination

Chronological

(adj) the correct order of time

Chronic

(adj) Long lasting (not in a good way)

Inscription

(n) words printed or engrave onto something

Subscribe

(v) Accept a philosophy or idea

Circumscribe

(v) Restrict the limits of something

Concur

(v) reaching the same opinion

Recurrence

(n) Happening over and over

Analogy

(n) comparison of two different things which are similar

Anachronism

(n) against chronological, wrong order of time

Anathema

(n) AN object of intense dislike, can be a curse

Brief

(n) summarized report, (adj) lasting a short time

Brevity

(n) Concise and short writing

Construct

(n) an idea or theory, (v) Build something

Instruct

(v) demand/command

Structure

(n) arrangement of parts, a building of sorts

Contrast

(n) two very different things

Contraband

(n) illegally imported or exported

Contradict

(v) Deny statement by saying the opposite

Receptive

(adj) Willing to consider new suggestions

Deception

(n) Act of tricking someone

Exception

(n) person or thing excluded from a generality or rule

Xenophobia

(n) Disliked/fear of someone of different countries, racism

Xenomorphic

(adj) in an unusual form, having a strange form

Enamoured

(v) in love, or in charmed by someone

Amiable

(adj) Friendly, agreeable, good natured

Democracy

(n) government through the population of the people

Aristocracy

(n) Government where power is in the hands of the highest class in society

Autocrat

(n) a ruler with absolute power

Interject

(v) abrupt remark out of nowhere

Deject

(adj) sad, depressed

Objective

(adj) unbiased

Subject

(adj) biased

Translucent

(adj) Light to pass through

Transformation

(n) dramatic change

Transition

(n) from one form to another form

Transcend

(v) beyond the range of conceptual field, monks transcend reality

Interrogate

(v) ask questions in an aggressive manner or formally

Interpersonal

(adj) between people

Interrelated

(n) related or connected to one another

Diaglouge

(n) conversation between two or more people

Logical

(adj) relating to reason thinking rationally

Logical fallacy

(n) common errors in reason that invalidate an argument they are illegitimate arguments or irrelevant points

Capacious

(adj) lots of space

Capricious

(adj) sudden unaccountable change of moods

Captivate

(v) attract and hold your interest, charming

Subsume

(v) include or absorb something into another

Presume

(v) on the case of the basis of probability

Presumptuous

(adj) failing to see what is apporative, overstepping bounds