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Latin: animus "soul, mind, life, spirit" (n).
ANIMADVERSION |
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Strong criticism or blame
Abuse |
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Latin: spirare, spiratum "to breathe" (v).
ASPIRE |
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To strive
To have a strong desire to get or do something |
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Latin: cor, cordis "heart" (n).
CONCORDANCE |
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Agreement or harmony
Unity |
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Latin: spirare, spiratum "to breathe" (v).
CONSPIRE |
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To scheme
To plan together secretly |
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Latin: cor, cordis "heart" (adj).
DISCORDANT |
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Not agreeing or going well together
Clashing |
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Latin: spirare, spiratum "to breathe" (n).
ESPRIT |
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| Liveliness; high-spiritedness |
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Term
Latin: animus "soul, mind, life, spirit" (adj).
INANIMATE |
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Not living
Without life; unmoving
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Greek: psyche "soul, mind" (adj).
PSYCHOTIC |
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Deranged
Having severe mental illness to the point of disconnection from reality |
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Latin: animus "soul, mind, life, spirit" (adj).
PUSILLANIMOUS |
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| Timid or cowardly; not brave |
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Term
Greek: psyche "soul, mind" (n).
PSYCHE |
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The mind, especially as the center of a person's being
Spirit |
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Greek: psyche "soul, mind" (adj).
PSYCHOSOMATIC |
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Definition
Having an effect on the body, but mental or emotional in origin
(In the mind) |
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Term
Latin: spirare, spiratum "to breathe" (v).
TRANSPIRE |
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To occur
To take place; to happen |
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