Term
Latin: locare, locatum "to locate, put, place" (v).
ALLOCATE |
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| To set aside for a special purpose |
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Greek: thema "thing placed or set" (n).
ANATHEMA |
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| Something that is hated or strongly avoided |
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Latin: ponere, positum "to put, place" (adj).
APPOSITE |
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Pertinent
Relevant or appropriate |
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Latin: ponere, positum "to put, place" (n).
COMPOSITE |
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A mixture
A combination; a blend |
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Greek: topos "place" (adj).
DYSTOPIAN |
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Greek: thetos "placed" (n).
EPITHET |
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| A phrase or term that describes [placed upon] something or someone |
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Term
Latin: locus "place" (adv).
IN LIEU OF |
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Latin: ponere, positum "to put, place" (v).
INTERPOSE |
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| To come between verbally; to insert a remark |
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Latin: locus "place" (n).
LOCUS |
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| The center of an activity or event; specific place |
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Term
Greek: topos "place" (adj).
TOPICAL |
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| Relevant; dealing with the current subject matter [topic] |
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Term
Greek: topos "place" (adj).
UTOPIAN |
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| Idealistic; of an ideal nature or model |
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