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Vocabulary #6

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Vocabulary #6. arrogant . ( adj ) acting superior to others; conceited. the act of holding together co = together he (re) = stick (t)Ion = act/state. cohesion. depravity . moral corruption; badness de = down. effluvium . ( n ) an outflow in the form of vapor - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Vocabulary #6

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arrogant

(adj) acting superior to others; conceited

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cohesion(n) the act of

holding together

co = togetherhe(re) = stick(t)Ion = act/state

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depravity

(n) moral corruption; badness

de = down

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effluvium

(n) an outflow in the form of vapor

ef = out flu = flowium = an element

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gerrymander

(v) to manipulate unfairly

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improvident

(adj) lacking foresight and thriftim = not pro = forward vid = look

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magnanimous (adj) forgiving; unselfish

magn = greatanim = mindous = full of

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pedagogue

(n) teacher (can be dogmatic or pedantic)ped = foot or childagog = leader

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progeny

(n) children; offspringpro = forward gen = origin

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sanguine

(adj) optimistic; cheerfulsangui = blood

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transitory (adj) of a passing nature; speedily vanishing

trans = across

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visionary (adj) characterized by

impractical ideas

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arsenal

(n) a place where weapons & ammunition are stored

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compromise (n) an agreement in which

both sides agree to give up something they want in order to achieve a settlementcom = togetherpro = forward i(z)e= make

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constitution (n) a written plan that provides the basic framework of a government

con = togethertion = act or state

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impeach (v) to formally accuse an official of a crime related to official duties

im = not

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inalienable

(adj) impossible to take away; unchallengeable

in = in or not

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ratify (v) to formally approve a plan or an agreement

rat = thinkfy = make

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republic

(n) a country governed by elected representatives

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veto

(v) to reject a proposed law or bill