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Latin umbra "shadow, shade" (v).
ADUMBRATE |
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| To briefly outline/describe |
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Latin prehendere, prehensum "to gasp, to understand" (v).
APPRISE |
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| To make aware of; to notify (inform) |
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Latin prehendere, prehensum "to gasp, to understand" (v).
COMPRISE |
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| To consist of; to contain |
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Latin cernere, cretum "to discern, to recognize, to see" (v).
DISCERN |
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| To see or make out clearly; recognize |
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Latin cernere, cretum "to discern, to recognize, to see" (adj).
DISCRETE |
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Latin cernere, cretum "to discern, to recognize, to see" (n).
DISCRETION |
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| Carefulness in what one says or does; prudence |
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Greek opis "view" (adj).
MYOPIC |
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| Nearsighted; lacking vision or foresight |
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Latin prehendere, prehensum "to gasp, to understand" (adj).
REPREHENSIBLE |
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| Deserving condemnation; terribly wrong (blameworthy) |
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Greek opis "view" (n).
SYNOPSIS |
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| A short outline or review of main points |
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Latin umbra "shadow, shade" (n).
UMBRAGE |
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| Anger caused by an insult or slight (offense) |
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