This is the vocabulary definitions for lesson 12
Boldness, without shame | ||
Distinguished from the rest of the group by undesireable qualities | ||
To draw out of or forth, that is, to bring to light; to draw out against inclination | ||
An alchemist's substance to change metal into gold or to prolong life indefinately; hence, a penaca or a cure, the essence or anything in its purest form | ||
Wasted or reduced in weight by starvation or disease | ||
To issue forth, as from a source | ||
Salary or profits derived from an occupation or office | ||
To try to equal or excel | ||
To heighten or add to the qualities or something as, to enhance to beauty of a room | ||
A riddle or puzzle; figuratively, a situation difficult to understand; also a mysterous baffling person | ||
One who is extremely fastidious in his tastes or pleasures, especially in matters of food and drink | ||
A memorial statement statement engraved, or designed to be engraved, on a tombstone | ||
An expression (usually an adjective and a noun) that denotates so characteristic or significant a quality of the person or thing described that one part of the expression always suggests the other; as "rosy fingered dawn" or "Alexander the Great" | ||
1. A summary or a breif condensation of the leading points of a book or article 2. A part that is typical of the whole | ||
Impartial, Just | ||
Being capable of double or doubtful interpretation, hence questionable or uncertain | ||
To eat into or wear away slowly; as, the action or water on rocks | ||
Of profound learning | ||
Understood, or intended for understanding, by only a select initiated few, hence, a secret | ||
To cause to seperate, divide, or turn away |