World Wealth 3-9

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abrogate

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to abolish annul or do away with

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adulterate

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to cheapen or debase with inferior or harmful ingredients

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alleviate

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to lessen lighten relieve

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amalgamate

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to combine unite or fuse

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integration

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merging, or unifications of seperate plans, races, or processes

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interfusion

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process of mixing such ingredientsa as cultures races or ideas

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consolidations

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is the process of combing material assets or gains

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coalescence

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combining by the gradual process of merging or growing together

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coalition

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temporary union of political forces when one cannot obtain majority by itself

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merger

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combination of two business firms

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amortize

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to write off a debt by regular payments

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connive

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to approve of or secretly aid the wrongdoing of another

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condone

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to approve it by seeming to overlook it

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collude

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to conspire for fraudulent purposes

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conspire

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to devise a plot or plan against someone

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effect

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to bring about, accomplish

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eventuality

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ultimate outcome

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executions

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of a command or a commision is the performance of it

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effetuations

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of a plan is its accomplishments

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hibernate

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to spen the winter in a resting state

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aestivate

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to spend the summer

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hibernian

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is a native of ireland

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pacify

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to make calm, appease

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stultify

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to render absurd or useless

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farce

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is a form of absurdity to which a court trial may be reduced by frivolous evidence

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laudicrousnesss

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is much more laughable than is stulficiation

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preposterousness

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is startling or shocking absurdity

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clement

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mild, merciful

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lenient

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merciful, mild

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indigenous

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native, characteristic of a specific region

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aboriginal

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oldest earliest known specices of plants

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aborigines

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earliest native inhabitant of a land

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endemic

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plant or desease prevalent in one region

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indigent

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needy, poor

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impoverished

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one who formerly had wealth

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impecunious

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person with not much money because of bad management

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destitute

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exteremely poor person lacking money for food

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mundane

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earthly commonplace

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secular

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worldly, nonreligious

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secularish

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preoccupation with worldly concerns

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secretarianism

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excessive devotion to one sect or its beliefs

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obsolete

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outmoded, out of use

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antique

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usually less than three hundred years old

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ancient

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usually more than a thousand years old

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archaic

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words or objects usually obsolete

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decadent

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customs or practices on the decline

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onerous

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burdensome, oppressive

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reputable

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well thought of , respected

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ribald

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coarsely mocking, scurrilous

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indelicate

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mockingly abusive

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vulgur

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crude, coarse, unrefined

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traumatic

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painful, resulting from violent physical injury or emotional shock

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voluptuous

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giving delight to the sense

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hedonistic

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existance that assumes that pleasure is the highest good

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epicurean

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delights that are sensuous

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sybarite

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person fond of luxury and pleasure