Wordpieces 4.1
mort
 “death”
immortalize
 verb
 To
preserve in memory forever
 Synonym: memorialize
 Antonym: forget
morbid
 adjective
 Taking
an unhealthy interest in
unpleasant things
 Synonym: unwholesome
 Antonym: cheerful
mortify
 Verb
 To
cause extreme embarrassment to
 Synonym: humiliate
 Antonym: delight
moribund
 Adjective
 In
a dying or deathlike state
 Synonym: deteriorating
 Antonym: reviving
Nec/nox/nic
 “to
hurt; kill; death”
noxious
 Adjective
 Harmful
to physical or moral health
 Synonym: foul
 Antonym: pleasant
pernicious
 Adjective
 Causing
damage; harmful
 Synonym: destructive
 Antonym: favorable
bio
 “life”
biodegradable
Adjective
Able
to be broken down naturally
Synonym: recyclable
 Adjective
 Mutually
symbiotic
beneficial; supporting one
another’s life
antibiotic
 Adjective
 Causing
the death of living
organisms, especially harmful ones
viv
“to
live”
vivacious
 Adjective
 Cheerful
and full of life
 Synonym: merry; exuberant
 Antonym: lifeless
vivid
 adjective
 Making
a strong impression on the
senses
 Synonym: striking
 Antonym: faint
revival
 Noun
 The
act or process of bringing back
to life
 Synonym: reawakening
 Antonym: expiration