Lesson 6 + Extra (Feelings) Flashcards
antipathy
n. a hatred or dislike
apathy
n. lack of feeling, energy, or interest
n. indifference
empathy
n. the ability to identify with someone else and understand that person’s situation of feelings
pathological
adj. caused by disease
adj. abnormal in behavior
pathos
n. a feeling of sympathy
misogamy
n. hatred of marriage
misogyny
n. hatred of women
dysentery
n. severe diarrhea
dyslexia
n. a learning disability that affects one’s component of language
covet
v. to crave or desire, especially something belonging to another
cupidity
n. greed; avarice
complacent
adj. self-satisfied; smug
implacable
adj. impossible to calm or appease
placate
v. to calm, pacify, or appease
placid
adj. showing calmness, peacefulness, or composure
Cupid
n. the ancient Roman god of love
dyspepsia
n. indigestion
dystrophy
n. faulty or inadequate nutrition or development
n. a disorder characterized by weakening, degeneration, or abnormal development of muscle
homeopathy
n. the method of treating disease by drugs (usually natural)
misanthrope
n. one who hates mankind and society
pathetic
adj. causing or evoking pity, sympathy, sorrow, etc.
adj. miserably inadequate
pathogenic
adj. disease-producing
plea
n. an excuse
n. a defendant’s answer to a legal charge
n. an appeal or entreaty
plead
v. to appeal or entreat earnestly
v. to use arguments or persuasions (w/ppl for/against something)
pleasant
adj. agreeable or enjoyable
adj. socially acceptable; polite
adj. fair, as weather
please
v. to act to the satisfaction of
v. to be the will of
v. to like, wish or choose
sympathy
n. harmony or agreement in feeling
n. compassion