Words of latin origin

A

abysmal

adage

B

baritone

bastardize: change something in a bad way by adding new elements

beneficiary

belabour: argue or discuss in excessive detail, I don't want to belabour the point

C

clandestine

D

discounted: virtually discounted theories

disinclined

E

embellish

ennoble: give someone a noble rank or title

exhaustive

F

familial: amidst familial opposition

fray: brawl,

I've come to join the fray

G

gasket: don't blow a gasket

H

herbaceous

O

• opportune

P

penchant

plaudit

prime: prime your brain

propertied

I

immemorial: since time immemorial people have called emacs bloat

incendiary

indifferent

ire: she was the object of my ire

J

jaded

L

N

nutritive

R

• rear

- _in the decades since, ebola has reared its ugly head again and again_
- _she reared her young on television and fast-food_

• rein

- _give a child free-rein_

• remembrance

S

• sacrosanct
• sire
• straitlaced

- strict moral attitudes

T

• tack

- _To tack on definitions to masculinity_

• trove
• tumorous