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Latin: grex, gregis "herd, flock" (adj.)
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Combined
Gathered into a whole; total |
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Latin: ager "field" (adj.)
AGRARIAN |
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Agricultural
Having to do with farming |
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Greek: kolos "herdsman" (adj.)
BUCOLIC |
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| Having to do with country life or farms |
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Latin: grex, gregis "herd, flock" (adj.)
EGREGIOUS |
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| Standing out sharply as wrong or bad |
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Latin: frui, fruitus "to enjoy, to harvest" (n.)
FRUITION |
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| Fulfillment of an effort or desire |
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Latin: frui, fruitus "to enjoy, to harvest" (adj.)
FRUITLESS |
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In vain
Yielding no positive results |
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Latin: grex, gregis "herd, flock" (adj.)
GREGARIOUS |
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Social
Liking to be with other people |
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Greek: eidos "form, shape, little work of verse" (adj.)
IDYLLIC |
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Latin: pascere, pastus "to feed (especially flocks or herds)" (adj.)
PASTORAL |
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| Having to do with the country |
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Latin: ager "field" (n.)
PEREGRINATION |
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Journey
The act of traveling about |
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Latin: pascere, pastus "to feed (especially flocks or herds)" (n.)
REPAST |
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Feast
A meal; food and drink for a meal |
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Latin: rus, ruris "country" (adj.)
RUSTIC |
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Rural
Having to do with the countryside |
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