Honors Vocabulary 4 Flashcards
panacea
a cure-all
pandemic
an outbreak of a disease which spreads throughout all of the population
pantheistic
the worship of all or many Gods
omnipotent
all powerful
omniscient
all knowing
omnipresent
present in all places
omnivorous
eating both plants and animals; consuming all things
catholic
universal, relating to the “whole” or to most things
holocaust
a great destruction, especially by fire; a tragedy that destroys the whole of something
totalitarian
government where one person holds absolute control: having complete control over the whole government
preclude
to prevent, to close off possibility of something
recluse
a person who closes himself off from others, a hermit
occlude
to close off or block
inception
the beginning of something
incipient
young, at the beginning or early stages