"Deviating from the norm."

Adjective 

Ab: “away from”

Errant: "deviating from the regular or proper course"

 Combined: "Away from the regular course"

Similar to:  Errant 

"Eager and enthusiastic willingness."

Noun 

Alacri: “lively”

-ty: denoting state

 Combined: "Lively State" 

"Deviation from the normal order; abnormality."

Noun 

An: “lacking”

homo: "sameness"

 Combined: "Lacking sameness" 

Similar to: Anomalous 

"An expression of approval or praise."

Noun 

Ap: “related to”

probate: "to prove valid"

-ion: denotes action

 Combined: "the action of proving something valid"

Similar to: Approval 

"To ease or lessen; to appease or pacify."

Verb

As: “toward”

suāviāre: "pleasant" (cf. suave; akin to sweet)

 Combined: "toward pleasantness"

"daring and fearless; recklessly bold"

Adjective

audāc: “daring”

-ous: full of

 Combined: "full of daring-ness"

Similar to: Audacity

"inclined to change one's mind impulsively; erratic; undpredictable"

Adjective

caprice: “a sudden, unpredictable change”

-ous: full of

 Combined: "full of change"

"to criticize severely; to officialy rebuke"

Verb

censor: “to delete”

-ure:  suffix of action

 Combined: "action of censoring"

Similar to:Censor

"trickery or deception"

noun

chicane: “deception”

-ure:  suffix denoting condition

 Combined: "condition of deception"

"an informed and astute judge in matters of taste; expert"

noun

cognition: “to know”

-tor:  suffix denoting personal agent

 Combined: "person who knows"

Similar to: Cognition

"conflicting; dissonant or harsh in sound"

adjective

dis: “away from”

cord:  "heart"

 Combined: "away from the heart of itself"

Similar to:Discord

"fundamentally distinct or dissimilar"

adjective

dis: “away from”

pare:  "part of"

 Combined: "away from being part of"

Similar to: separate

"well-spoken; expressive; articulate"

adjective

loqu-: “to speak”

-ent:  suffix turning verb into adjective

 Combined: "speak-ful"

Similar to: loquacious (talkative)

"to weaken; to reduce in vitality"

verb

E-: “without”

nerve:  "to give strength, vigor, or courage to" 

 Combined: "to make without nerve; to make without strength"

Similar to: losing one's nerve

"dissatisfaction and restlessness resulting from boredom or apathy."

noun

ennuyer: “to annoy or bore”

 Combined: "to annoy with boredom"

Similar to: annoy

"to use ambiguous language with a deceptive intent."

verb

equi-: “equal”

voc:  "voice" 

 Combined: "to voice equal words"

Similar to: equivocal

"to exonerate; to clear of blame."

verb

ex-: “out of”

culpable:  "deserving blame" 

 Combined: "out of deserving blame"

Similar to: culpable

"urgent; pressing; requiring immediate action or attention."

adjective

exigere: “to demand”

 Combined: "demanding"

Similar to:exacting (as in demanding)

 Sounds similar to: urgent

"intentional obstruction, especially using prolonged speechmaking to delay legislative action."

noun

freebooter: “pirate”

 Combined: "time pirate..?"

"artless; frank and candid; lacking in sophistication."

adjective

 Similar to: genuine

"Accustomed to accepting something undesirable."

Adjective 

in: “in”

ure: "to exercise, accustom by practice"

 Combined: "accustomed to by experience" 

Example:  he has become inured to the cold.

Similar to:  in use

"easily angered; prone to temperamental outbursts."

Adjective 

irasci: “to be angry”

ible: "susceptible"

 Combined: "susceptible to become angry" 

Similar to:  ire (intense anger)

"to praise highly."

Verb 

laude: “to praise”

"the quality of being generously noble in mind and heart, especially in forgiving."

noun 

magnanim: “soul”

ous: "full of"

ity: "state of"

 Combined: "state of being full of soul" 

Similar to:  magnanimous

"associated with war and the armed forces"

adjective 

marti: “belonging to mars (god of war)”

al: "of the kind of"

 Combined: "of the kind belonging to the god of war" 

Similar to:  martial arts

"of the world; typical of or concerned with the ordinary."

adjective 

mund: “world”

ane: "of"

 Combined: "of the world"

"coming into being; in early developmental stages."

adjective 

nāscī: “to be born”

ent: suffix of action

 Combined: "action of being born" 

"vague; cloudy; lacking clearly defined form."

Adjective 

nebula: “cloud of gas and dust”

ous: "full of"

 Combined: "full of dust"

Similar to:  Nebula

"a new word, expression, or usage; the creation or use of new words or senses."

noun 

neo: “new”

logy: "combination of knowledge" 

ism: suffix forming a noun from an action

 Combined: "the result of a new combination of knowledge"

"harmful; injurious."

Adjective 

nocere: “to do harm” (think of 'innocent', meaning without harm)

ious: "full of"

 Combined: "full of harm-doing"

Similar to:  Innocent

"lacking sharpness of intellect; not clear or precise in thought or expression."

Adjective 

Similar to:  an obtuse angle (lacking sharpness; dull)

"To anticipate and dispose of effectively; render unnecessary. See Synonyms at prevent."

verb

obvious: “easily recognized”

ate:suffix sometimes used in verb-formation

 Combined: "the action of recognizing"

Similar to: obvious

"Troubling; burdensome."

adjective

oner: “burden”

-ous: "full of"

 Combined: "full of burden"

Similar to: onus (burden)

"a humorous imitation intended for ridicule or comic effect, especially in literature and art."

noun

Synonym:  Satire 

"recurrent through the year or many years; happening repeatedly."

adjective

per: “through”

enn (annus, annual): "year"

 Combined: "through the year(s)"

Similar to: annual

"cursory; done without care or interest."

adjective

per: “through”

function: "role"

 Combined: "through a task"

"to babble meaninglessly; to talk in an empty and idle manner."

verb 

"foreknowledge of events; knowing of events prior to their occurring."

noun 

pre: “before”

science: "branch of knowledge"

 Combined: "preemptive knowledge"

Similar to:  Pre-Science

"to deliberately avoid the truth; to mislead; to lie."

verb 

varicare: “straddle; bow-legged; to bend”

 Combined: "to bend the truth"

"to disprove; to successfully argue against."

verb 

re: “backward”

fute: "to beat"

 Combined: "to beat backward"

Similar to:  Confute (to disprove)

"to forcibly assign, especially to a lower place or position."

verb 

re: “again”

legate: "to appoint"

 Combined: "to appoint again"

Similar to: delegate (an appointee)

"concerned and attentive; eager."

adjective

solicitare: “to excite”

ous: "full of"

 Combined: "full of excitement"

"occurring occassionally, or in scattered instances."

adjective

sporad: “strewn about" (think of spores)

ic: "having the charasterictic of"

 Combined: "having the characteristic of being strewn about"

Similar to: spores

"not moving, active or in motion; at rest."

adjective

Similar to:in a fixed state;

"sta-" is the same as in "making a stand".

"to stun, baffle, or amaze."

verb

Stupe: “stunned”

fy: "to make"

 Combined: "to make stunned"

Similar to:  Stupid 

"winding; twisting; excessively complicated."

adjective

Tortu: “to twist”

ous: "full of"

 Combined: "full of twists"

Not to be confused with:  Torturous 

"Fierce and cruel; eager to fight."

Adjective 

truc: “savage”

ulent: "full of"

 Combined: "full of savagery"

"having an insatiable appetite for an activity or pursuit; ravenous."

Adjective 

Vorac: “gluttony”

ious: "full of"

 Combined: "full of gluttony"

Similar to: Voracity

"to move to and fro; to sway; to be unsettled in opinion."

Verb 

Wave: “to bend or sway”

er: suffix for verb-creation

 Combined: "to bend or sway"

Similar to:Wave