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| to speak, to confess, to admit |
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| easy to speak to:approachable polite, friendly |
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1. beyond description, indescribale
2. not to be uttered, taboo |
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| dico, dicere, dixi, dictum |
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| domineering;autocratic, like a dictator |
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1. choice of words in speech or writing
2. a person's manner of uttering or pronouncing words |
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| an authoritiative expression of opinion |
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| a decree or proclamation issued by an authority |
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1. to issue a formal charge of a crime
2. to accuse |
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| a prohibition-the act of forbidding |
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1. control and authority,especially to interpret and exercise the law
2. the specific area of someon's authority |
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a curse
antonym-benediction |
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| a bidding farewell-a leave-taking, farewell speech |
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1.an explanation of a difficult expression in a text
2. overview |
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| a person who knows several languages |
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| clamo, clamre, clamavi, clamatum |
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1. applause, enthusiacstic aproval
2. an oral vote, especially an enthusiastic |
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| a large outcry, especially in protest |
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| to speak loudly or passionately |
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| refferring to legal proceeedings or formal debate or rhetoric |
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| study or practice of formal debate(used with a singular verb) |
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1. centralized square or marketplace of a roman city
2. a public meeting or any siuation for open discussion |
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| unfamiliar language, dialect or special jargon |
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| lanuage used by people who do not speak a common tongue, usually combines aspects of different languages |
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1. person who speaks several lanuages
2. person who studies linguistics, structure of human speech |
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1. use of many words when few will do
2. evesive talk, roundabout expression |
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| meeting ofr discussion, especiallyin an acedemic setting |
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| a word or expression, phraseolgy |
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of or likke a wise or witty folk saying
2. well known, notorious |
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| word for word in exactly the same words |
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| wordy, using excessive word use |
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