DELIBERATION, Careful thought or discussion before making a decision, DELINEATION, A detailed description or outline, ANEMOCHORY, The dispersal of seeds by wind, ANERGIA, A lack of energy or immune response, ANGIOGENESIS, The formation of new blood vessels, ANISOGAMY, Sexual reproduction involving unequal gametes, ANKYLOSIS, Stiffness or fusion of a joint, ANNULATION, The formation of rings or ring-like structures, ANOPISTHOGRAPH, A manuscript written on only one side of the page, ANORTHITE, A calcium-rich feldspar mineral, ANTARCTICITE, A rare calcium chloride mineral, ANTHROPOPATHY, The attribution of human emotions to a deity or non-human being, ANTIMETABOLE, A rhetorical device that reverses word order in successive clauses, ANTINOMIAN, One who rejects established laws; opposing moral law, ANTIPERISTALSIS, Reverse movement of the digestive tract, ANTISYZYGY, A literary habit of pairing opposites, APHONIA, Loss of the ability to speak, AKATHISIA, A condition causing restlessness and inability to remain still, ALETHOLOGY, The study of truth, ALEXITHYMIA, Difficulty identifying or expressing emotions, ALLOANTIBODY, An antibody produced against foreign cells from the same species, DEPRAVITY, Moral corruption or wickedness, DESPICABLE, Deserving hatred or contempt, ABROGATE, To officially abolish or cancel, ABSTRUSENESS, The quality of being difficult to understand, ACCELERANT, A substance that speeds up a fire or reaction, ACCLIMATE, To adjust to a new environment or climate, ACCRETIONARY, Relating to growth by gradual accumulation, ACERBITY, Harshness or bitterness in speech, ACQUIESCENT, Willing to accept something without protest, ACQUITTABLE, Capable of being declared not guilty, ACTUATE, To cause something to happen or operate, ADDITIVE, A substance added to improve something; added, ADDUCIBLE, Capable of being cited as evidence, ADHERENT, A supporter; sticking firmly to something, ADJUNCT, Something added to support or complement, ADMONITORY, Expressing a warning or reprimand, ADOPTIVE, Relating to adoption, CONFLATE, To combine two or more things into one, CONGENIAL, Pleasant, friendly, and suitable, CONJECTURAL, Based on guesswork rather than certainty, CONSECRATE, To dedicate something to a sacred purpose, CONSTITUENT, A member of a whole; forming part of something, CONTEMPLATE, To think about something carefully, CORROBORATIVE, Providing supporting evidence, COTERIE, A small group with shared interests, COUNTERACT, To reduce or oppose the effects of something, CRYPTIC, Having a hidden or mysterious meaning, CURSORY, Quick and without much attention to detail, DEARTH, A shortage or lack of something, DEBACLE, A complete failure or disaster, DEBILITATE, To weaken or make less effective, DEBONAIR, Charming, confident, and stylish, DECADENCE, Moral or cultural decline caused by luxury or excess, DECEIT, The act of misleading or deceiving, DEFIANCE, Open resistance or disobedience, DEGENERATE, To decline in quality; having lost desirable qualities, ALLOCHTHONOUS, Originating from another place, AMAUROTIC, Relating to blindness or loss of vision, ACCEDE, To agree to a request or assume an office, ACCRUE, To accumulate over time, ADDUCE, To present as evidence, ADROIT, Skillful and clever, AGAPE, Open in surprise or wonder, COROLLARY, A natural consequence or result, COUNTENANCE, Facial expression; to approve or tolerate, COVETOUS, Greedy or excessively desirous of possessions, DEFUNCT, No longer existing or operating, DELETERIOUSLY, In a harmful or damaging way, DEMAGOGUE, A leader who gains support by appealing to emotions, DENIZEN, An inhabitant or regular visitor of a place, DESUETUDE, A state of disuse, DICHOTOMIZE, To divide into two contrasting groups, DIDACTIC, Intended to teach, often with a moral lesson, COGNATE, Related by origin; a word sharing the same origin as another, COMMISERATE, To express sympathy for someone's misfortune, CONCEDE, To admit something is true or surrender, CONCOCT, To create or devise, often by mixing or inventing, AERENCHYMA, Plant tissue containing air spaces, AETIOPATHOGENESIS, The origin and development of a disease, AFFLATUS, Creative inspiration, AGELASTIC, Unable or unwilling to laugh, AGGLUTININ, An antibody that causes cells to clump together, AMBLYOPIA, Reduced vision in one eye, often called lazy eye, AMBRY, A small cupboard or recess for storing sacred items, AMELOBLAST, A cell that forms tooth enamel, AMENTIA, Severe intellectual impairment or mental deficiency, AMPHICTYONY, An ancient alliance of neighboring states, ANACOLUTHIA, A sudden break in grammatical structure, ANADIPLOSIS, A rhetorical device where the last word of one clause begins the next, ANAGNORISIS, A moment of critical discovery or recognition in literature, ANAPTYXIS, The insertion of a sound into a word, ANASTROPHE, A rhetorical device involving inverted word order, ANATOPISM, The placement of something in an incorrect location, ANCHORET, A person who lives in religious seclusion, ANDRAGOGY, The method and practice of teaching adults

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