Unit 18

Question 0

Aesthetic

Answer 0

Adjective
Having to do with beauty or order.
Synonyms: artistic

Question 1

Aes

Answer 1

Greek
Aesthesis
“feeling, perception”
Examples: aesthetic, anesthetic

Question 2

Anesthetic

Answer 2

Noun

A substance which causes loss of feeling.

Question 3

Path

Answer 3

Greek
Pathein
“to feel”
Examples: apathetic, empathy, pathos, antipathy.

Question 4

Apathetic

Answer 4

Adjective
Not interested, having no strong emotion towards.
Synonyms: indifferent

Question 5

Empathy

Answer 5

Noun
Sharing of another’s emotions.
Synonyms: compassion
Antonyms: opposition

Question 6

Pathos

Answer 6

Noun
Power of evoking great sadness or sympathy.
Synonyms: pitifulness

Question 7

Antipathy

Answer 7

Noun
Hostility or hatred
Synonyms: dislike
Antonyms: sympathy

Question 8

Sens/Sent

Answer 8

Latin
Sentire, Sensum
“to feel, be aware”
Examples: sentient, sentinel, sentiment, presentiment.

Question 9

Sentient

Answer 9

Adjective
Conscious, aware
Antonyms: unaware

Question 10

Sentinel

Answer 10

Noun

One who watches or guards.

Question 11

Sentiment

Answer 11

Noun
A feeling about something.
Synonyms: attitude

Question 12

Presentiment

Answer 12

Noun
A feeling about something before it happens.
Synonyms: foreboding

Question 13

Tang/Tact

Answer 13

Latin
Tangere, Tactum
“to touch”
Examples: tangible, tactile, intact,

Question 14

Tangible

Answer 14

Adjective
Able to be grasped or perceived.
Synonyms: concrete
Antonyms: abstract

Question 15

Tactile

Answer 15

Adjective

Pertaining to touch

Question 16

Intact

Answer 16

Adjective
Unbroken, whole
Synonyms: unharmed