Vocabulary 2
filled to the top
brimming
search out; look for
Seek
yielding rich results; productive
fruitful
ast/aster/astro
Star
against
anti- (Antibiotic, antisocial)
past tense verbs; adjectives
-ed
take revenge; pay back; retaliate
avenge
goal; objective
object
being of the best of a type; model
classic
good
bene
self
auto- (autograph autobiography autopilot)
is; can be
-able, -ible (collectable, gullible)
disharmony; conflict
discord
a ship or boat
keek
using the imagination; creative
inventive
against, opposite
contra/counter
two
bi- (bicycle, binocular)
having characteristics of
-al, -ial (circumstantial, seasonal)
shining; glowing
gleaming
full of grief
mournful
a reference to something, usually a work of literature
allusion
before, prior
ante, anti
opposite
de- (devalue, dehumidify)
one having a certain skill; relating/belonging to
-an (American, electrician)
gathered together
assembled
step; manner of walking
tread
divinity; god
deity
bad or difficult
dys
cause to
en-, em- (empower, entangle)
to make, have, become
-ate (differentiate, duplicate)
living forever; undying
immortal
celebrate; rejoice
exult
to develop; change
evolve
to do, to make
fac
before, front of
fore- (forecast, foreshadow, foresee)
made of
-en (hydrogen, oxygen)
a fireplace; dwelling
hearth
brave; courageous
daring
the doing of good
water
hydra
not
in-, im-, il-, ir- (impossible, innocent)
result of an action; collection
-age (manage, acreage)
to do better than; beat
surpass
torment; anguish
rack
logically opposite; opposed
contradictory
throw
ject
between, among
inter- (international, interject)
act; condition of
-ence, -ance, (excellence, importance)
a narrow passage of water between two bodies of land
strait
with a forbidding appearance; uninviting
grim
to bring about; to create
invoke
judge
jud
small
micro- (microscope, micorwave)
an action; condition; causing a specific action
-ent, -ant student, contestant
an order; command
bid
come safely through; to brave; to withstand
weather
the wish to inflict harm on someone else; evilness
malevolence
form, shape
morph
middle
mid- (midway, midway)
the most
-est, (coldest, largest)