vocab->11-30

11	hysterical	8	ADJ: having excessive and uncontrollable emotion N: hysteria	After hearing the ridiculous project proposal, Richard burst out in hysterical laughter	Relationships          +   Emotion
12	benevolent	10	ADJ: kind, generous N: benevolence	Her benevolence towards the homeless got her a kindness award	Relationships        +  Emotions
13	compassionate	5	ADJ: kind, sympathetic N: compassion	The coach was compassionate towards his terrible students	Relationships         +   Emotion
14	empathy	6	N: understanding another’s feelings ADJ: empathetic	Rachel was empathetic towards her traumatized friend	Relationships         +   Emotion
15	charismatic	8	ADJ: charming N: charisma	Everybody liked her charismatic personality	Relationships         +   Emotion
16	engaging	6	ADJ: interesting, charming, attractive	The students participated more during the student engaged debate.	Relationships         +   Emotion
17	gracious	7	ADJ: charming, generous, polite	The headmaster was gracious towards the new school students	Relationships         +   Emotion
18	courteous	6	ADJ: polite N: courtesy	The courteous customer service staff made me want to come back	Relationships         +   Emotion
19	cordial	9	ADJ: polite, friendly	The maid was cordially invited to the prince’s ball, like Cinderella.	Relationships         +   Emotion
20	tact	7	N: consideration and sensitivity in dealing with others ADJ: tactful	The president displayed great tact during the hard times of war.	Relationships         +   Emotion
21	emulate	8	V: to copy or imitate, to look up to	Christine emulated Christina to a point where she had to get a restraining order	Relationships         +   Emotion
22	flatter	6	V: to praise excessively or dishonestly N: flattery	At first, Susan was flattered by all of her friends compliments, but she soon realized that they were using her like an atm.	Relationships         +   Emotion
23	fidelity	8	N: faithfulness, loyalty	The bank kept people’s privacy with much fidelity	Relationships         +   Emotion
24	steadfast	8	ADJ: determined, loyal, steady	Her steadfast commitment to her skiing made her a great addition to the school team.	Relationships         +   Emotion
25	fickle	7	ADJ: not reliable or dependable, changing opinions frequently	She was fickle on her decision about whether or not to go to the pool party	Relationships         +   Emotion
26	headstrong	6	ADJ: stubborn, disobedient	The headstrong puppy was very difficult to train.	Relationships         +   Emotion
27	obstinate	8	ADJ: stubborn, disobedient N: obstinacy	She acted in an obstinate manner when her doctors were trying to make her take  a life-saving medication.	Relationships         +   Emotion
28	exasperate	6	V: to annoy, irritate ADJ: exasperating	The little boy exasperated his babysitter by his tantrums and whining.	Relationships         +   Emotion
29	infuriate	7	V: to anger or enrage ADJ: infuriating	The teacher was punishing all of the students for no reason, which infuriated them.	Relationships         +   Emotion
30	indignant	10	ADJ: outraged, angry at something unjust	He ran away indignantly after he found out that the school was cutting the school soccer team.	Relationships         +   Emotion

vocab->1-10

#	Word	Level	Defintion	Sample Sentence	Group
1	colleague	6	N: a co-worker or fellow classmate	The woman impressed her colleagues with her computer skills.	Relationships          +    Emotions
2	compatible	7	ADJ: capable of getting along well with other people or things	On the alien planet, people took compatibility test to find their partners.	Relationships          +   Emotions
3	accommodate	8	V: (1) to be agreeable, acceptable, suitable, (2) to adapt. ADJ: accommodating	(1)The rental home home was designed to accommodate up to 20 people. (2) The bunny accommodated itself to the hot climate	Relationships          +    Emotions
4	amiable	10	ADJ: friendly, kind, likeable	Kate was an amiable host for the party, but she had a foul temper afterwards.	Relationships          +   Emotions
5	congenial	10	ADJ: friendly, sociable, suited to one’s needs	The boarding school’s faculty acted in a congenial manner, so that the students would feel comfortable.	Relationships          +   Emotions
6	aloof	10	ADJ: emotionally distant	The troubled girl was aloof and distracted during class.	Relationships          +    Emotions
7	nonchalant	9	ADJ: casual, calm unconcerned	Lexi acted in a nonchalant manner while her friend was busy covering up her lies with more lies.	Relationships         +   Emotions
8	apathetic	8	ADJ: showing no interest or concern N: apathy	The bored students were very apathetic, especially towards the end of class	Relationships         +    Emotions
9	indifferent	8	ADJ: showing no interest or concern N: indifference	I was very indifferent towards my parents changes in vacation plans	Relationships         +    Emotions
10	sentimental	6	ADJ: overly emotional	The girls felt a sentimental attachment towards each other because of the traumatic experience they had together.	Relationships         +   Emotions

December 4th

root = MIN = small
Words
minute = a unit of time equal to one sixtieth of an hour, or sixty seconds
minutiae = small or trivial details
miniature = a copy or model that represents something in greatly reduced size
diminish = to lessen
diminutive = very small in size or stature


root = MIS/MIT = to send
Words
transmit = to send from one person, thing or place, to another
emissary = a messenger or agent sent to represent the interests of another
intermittent = stopping and starting at intervals
missive = a message or a letter
remission = a lessening of intensity or degree

November 21st

root: NOM/NYM = name
Words
synonym: a word having a meaning similar to that of another word in the same language
anonymous: having an unknown name
nominal: existing in name only; negligible
nominate: to propose by name as a candidate
pseudonym: a false name

root: OMNI = all
Words
omnibus: an anthology of the works of one author or of writings on related subjects
omnipresent: everywhere at one time
omnipotent: all powerful
omniscient: having infinite knowledge
omnivorous: eating both vegetables and meat

root: MAN = hand
Words
manual: operated by hand
manufacture: to make by hand or machinery
emancipate: to free from bondage
manifest: easily perceived by the senses
manuscript: a document written by hand or typed, rather than printed

root: MAL = bad, ill, evil, wrong
Words
malicious: full of, or showing malice
malign: to speak harmful untruths about, to slander
malady: a disorder or disease of the body
maladroit: clumsy, tactless
malodorous: bad-smelling

November 2nd

root = FORE = before
foreboding: a feeling that something bad will happen
forecast: a prediction of a future event, such as the weather
foresight: the ability to anticipate and plan for future events
foreshadow: to hint as a future event
forestall: to prevent by advance action

root = GEN = birth, creation, race, kind
genetics: study of heredity and variation among animals and plants
gender: the classification roughly corresponding to male and female
carcinogenic: producing cancer
congenital: existing or as such from birth
progeny: offspring, descendants

root = IN = not, without
inactive: not active
inconsequential: unimportant, without consequences
inevitable: not avoidable, bound to happen
indigent: lacking money or resources
intrepid: without fear

root = MUT = change
commute: to substitute, exchange, interchange
mutation: the process of being changed
transmutation: the act of changing from one form to another
permutation: a complete change, transformation
immutable: unchangeable, invariable