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subconscious
the part of the mind's function of which you are not aware
subdue
to conquer or bring under control
subjugate
to conquer or bring under control by force
subsidize
to furnish money or to assist with the payment of money
subterranean
beneath the earth's surface
transcribe
to make a written copy
transfer
to carry or send from one person or place to another
transform
to change in form or appearance
translucent
permitting some light to pass through but giving an unclear image
transplant
to plant in another place
hyperbole
an intentional statement of exaggeration
hypercritical
excessively critical
hypertension
extreme tension; high blood pressure
hyperthermia
high temperature
superimpose
lay one item atop another
superlative
of the highest order; best; greatest
supernatural
beyond the laws of nature
supervise
oversee
surcharge
additional charge or tax
surplus
more than what is needed
forecast
to predict or estimate in advance
forethought
a thought that comes beforehand
forewarn
to warn beforehand
posterior
the back side
posthumous
happening after someone's death
postpone
put off until a later time
preamble
an introduction or introductory explanation
precaution
care taken beforehand
premature
happening or ripening before the natural or proper time
premier
the first performance or showing
procrastinate
to put off doing something until a later time
profess
to come forward and make a public declaration
prologue
the introductory part of a book
promontory
the highest point of land projecting out over a body of water or land
propensity
a natural inclination toward
retroactive
having an effect on things in the past
retrofire
to ignite a retrorocket
retrogress
move backward
retrospect
looking back in the past
retrospective
looking back on the past or past events
circuit
a revolving; a journey around; a route
circulatory
going in a circuit; circular
circumnavigate
to sail around
circumstance
the condition surrounding or related to an event
circumvent
to go around or bypass
period
the interval between certain happenings
periodic
happening at regular intervals; happening from time to time
perigee
the point in the moon's or a satellite's orbit that is closest to the earth or body it is orbiting
periphery
the outer boundary of something
periscope
an instrument for seeing around things
adapt
to change to be suitable or fit
adhere
to stick to something; to conform to; obey
adjacent
close to; bordering on
recurrent
happening again and again; returning periodically
reimburse
pay back
reiterate
repeat many times
secession
the act of withdrawing from an alliance or association
seclude
to withdraw or set apart from social contact
segregate
to separate from the rest of the group
sequester
to separate or withdraw; to choose solitude or retirement
diagram
a picture drawn to explain an idea
diagnose
to identify a disease through symptoms
diagonal
a straight line through a figure from one corner to another corner
diaphanous
transparent
diaphragm
a membrane that separates one thing from another
perambulate
to walk through
percolate
to drip through a small opening or to filter a liquid
perforate
to make holes in something
persistence
continuing stubbornly without giving up; determination
pervasive
having the power to be spread or to pass through
eccentric
ignoring social conventions; odd
ecstasy
happiness; overwhelming feelings of joy
effervesce
to give off bubbles; to show excitement or liveliness
effusive
demonstrative; unreserved; overflowing; pouring out
eject
throw out
emit
to send out; discharge
excerpt
a selected passage from a book or article
exodus
a departure or journey away from a place
expulsion
a forcing out
extrude
force or press out
coexist
to exist at the same time or in the same place
coherent
sticking together; connected; related in some way
collaborate
to labor together
collide
to come together with great force; to clash
composite
made of separate parts or elements
compound
bring together; a mixture
concordance
an agreement or harmony
congregate
to gather together
symmetry
elements on both sides of a line that have the same shape
synthesize
to form a new thing by combining parts from other things; to unite or merge