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Malleability
  • Word: Malleability
  • Meaning: (n.) the capability of being shaped or extended by hammering or pressure; adaptability or pliability.
  • Etymology: from Old French malleable “capable of being shaped or extended by hammering or rolling”, --> from Latin malleare “to hammer,” from malleus “hammer.”
Transparency
  • Word: Transparency
  • Meaning: (n.) the quality or state of being transparent; openness, clarity, or lack of deceit.
  • Etymology: from Latin transparere “to show through,” --> from trans- “through” + parere “to appear.”
Palliative Care
  • Word: Palliative Care
  • Meaning: (n. phrase) medical and related care provided to a patient with a serious, life-threatening, or terminal illness that is not intended to provide curative treatment but rather to manage symptoms, relieve pain and discomfort, improve quality of life, and meet the emotional, social, and spiritual needs of the patient.
  • Etymology: from Latin palliare "cover with a cloak, conceal" ... Interpretation: “to cover” reflects its purpose of alleviating suffering and providing comfort.
Reinvigorate
  • Word: Reinvigorate
  • Meaning: (v.) to give new or renewed strength or energy to something or someone.
  • Etymology: Old French vigor "force, strength" → (prefix) re- "back, again" + from Latin vigere "be lively, flourish, thrive"
Monotonous
  • Word: Monotonous
  • Meaning: (adj.) marked by a lack of variety or change; tediously uniform or unvarying.
  • Etymology: from Greek monotonos “of one tone,” --> from monos “alone” + tonos “tone.” First used around 1778.
Equestrian
  • Word: Equestrian
  • Meaning: (adj.) of, relating to, or featuring horseback riding or horseback riders.
  • Etymology: from Latin equester “of a horseman,” --> from Latin equus “horse.”
Glut
  • Word: Glut
  • Meaning: (n.) an excessive quantity or supply; especially, a supply that exceeds demand.
  • Etymology: from Old French glotir “to swallow,” --> from Latin gluttire “to gulp down.”
Mentor
  • Word: Mentor
  • Meaning: (n.) a trusted counsellor or guide.
  • Etymology: From Greek Mentor—the wise adviser to Telemachus in the book the Odyssey.
Aquaculture
  • Word: Aquaculture
  • Meaning: (n.) the cultivation of aquatic organisms (such as fish or shellfish) especially for food.
  • Etymology: from Latin aqua “water” + from Latin cultura “growing, cultivation” ... Modelled after the term 'agriculture.' Coined in the mid-19th century.
Agronomist
  • Word: Agronomist
  • Meaning: (n.) a specialist in the science of soil management and crop production.
  • Etymology: from French agronome "science of land management for crop production" --> from Greek agros “field” + nomos “management, law”

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