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23 Cards in this Set
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Amor vincit omnia
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Love conquers all.----Virgil
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AMO, AMARE, AMAVI, AMATUM
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L. "to love"
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AMICUS
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L. "friend"
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amicable
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adj. friendly; peacable.
amicability, n. amicableness, n. amicably, adv. |
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amity
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n. friendship; friendly relations
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enamored
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adj. in love with; charmed by (used with of).
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inimical
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adj. 1. Harmful 2. Hostile; unfriendly
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ODIUM
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L "hate"
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odious
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adj. hateful; distasteful
odiously, adv. odiousness, n. odium, n. |
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PHILOS
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G. "friend"
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PHILEO, PHILEIN
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G. "to love"
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bibliophile
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n. A lover of books
bibliophilia, n. |
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philander
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intr. v. To engage in casual love affairs (referring to men).
philanderer, n. philandering, n. |
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philanthropy
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n. 1. Goodwill to fellow human beings. 2. A charitable gift, act, or organization
philanthropic, adj philanthropical, adj. philanthropist, n antonym--misanthropy, |
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PHOBOS
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G. "fear, "flight"
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phobia
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n. strong, irrational fear or hatred
phobic, adj. |
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acrophobia
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n. Fer of heights
acrophobe, n. |
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hydrophobia
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n. fear of water
hydrophobe, n. |
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xenophobia
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n. fear or hatred of what is strange or foreign, or of foreigners
xenophobe, n. |
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PAX, PACIS
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L "peace"
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appease
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tr. v. To calm; to satisfy or relieve
appeasable, adj. appeasably, adv. appeasement, n appeaser, n |
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pacific
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adj. peaceful, serene
pacifically, adj |
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pacify
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tr. b. 1. to calm; to make quiet 2. To end war or violence
pacifiable, adj. pacificate, v. pacification, n pacifier, n pacifism, n pacifist, n |