"NUNC"

"To announce"

Enunciate

The speaker enunciated each work carefully and precisely.

to pronounce or articulate

(speak clearly)

 Renounce

The actor renounced his membership in the club because he didn't like its politics.

To reject by declaration.

 Synonym: disavow

Pronouncement

 Fred made the pronouncement that he was going solar.

A declaration of opinion, judgment.

"VOC"

"to call"

Invoke

 Poseidon invoked Zeus for support with his mermaids.

To call on for support 

synonym: to appeal to

 Revoke

 For going over his credit limit, Bill's card was revoked.

 To make invalid; to deactivate 

synonym: cancel, recall

Ineffable

Claire's joy at her daughter's wedding was ineffable.

Unutterable; indescribable 

"FA"

"to speak"

Infantile

Stan's classroom behavior was infantile; he whistled, he got out of his seat, and he made paper airplanes.

Childish; immature 

synonym: juvenile

Affable

The new pastor was a very affable young man.

Easy to converse with(to force something on someone)

Synonym: inflict

Disposition

Brenda has a very sunny disposition.

Attitude or mood

synonym: character

"FIG"

"to shape"

Figment

I thought a saw a ghost but it was a figment of my imagination.

Something invented or imaginary.

synonym: phantom

Effigy

The protestors burned an effigy of the President.

A figure constructed in mockery.

Prefigure

The dark storm clouds prefigured the tornado that came later.

To look like or predict a later thing or event

 synonym: foreshadow