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Vocbular 1
1. To abdicate means to relinquish or give up a throne, power, right, or responsibility.
2. To abscond means to flee or escape secretly and hide.
3. Aural refers to the ears orhearing. A corresponding adjective referring to the eyes
4. Benevolent means kind or good.
5. A buttress (noun) and to buttress (verb) mean support.
6. In electrolysis andelectrophoresis, for example, electrons (negatively charged particles) come from a power supply along a negatively charged electrode, the cathode. Electrons return to the power supply via a positively chargedelectrode, the anode.
7. Quack and charlatan are synonyms meaning phony, fraud, or faker.
8. Copious means profuse or abundant, i.e. maximal
9. To defamTo derive means to slander, libel, orotherwise disparage the reputation or actions of another.
10. To derive means to deduce;
11. To evoke means to call forth, elicit, or draw out, as emotions.
12. Fallible means able to err13. Germane means relevant, pertinent, or applicable
14. A grotto is a small cave, cavern, or hollow
15. Heedless means thoughtless:
16. Innumerable means countless, or impossible tonumber or count.
17. infuse is the best synonym here for instill, meaning to impart, inject, introduce or put something into someone or something
18. Jovial means happy or merry,
19. Latentmeans dormant, sleeping, or inactive; unrealized, or covert or hidden.
20. Loch is the Scottish word equivalent to the English word lake
Vocabulary 2.
1 A lyre was a stringed instrument played inancient Greece and Rome, similar to/a precursor of the modern harp.
2. A labyrinth is a maze.
3. Necrotic tissue is dying tissue
4. Peevish means irritable, annoyed, or ill-humored.
5. Apiccolo is a smaller version of the flute.
6. Remiss means negligent, lax, careless, or slow.
7. Sapient means wise or knowledgeable.
8. Specious means falsely plausible, i.e. deceptively...