Attrition əˈtriSHən noun
From Late Latin atterere,  Late Latin attritio
The biggest natural cause to die is of old age.

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Circumvent sərkəmˈvent verb
From Latin Circum, Latin Venire

The stop sign is there to help you avoid getting in a car accident. 

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Cohesive  kōˈhēsiv,-ziv  Adjective
From Latin Cohaes

The glue is connecting the two pieces of ply wood,  

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Grievous grēvəs  Adjective 
From Old French grever, Old french greveus

In the picture is says the meaning of Grievous is terrible.

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Inundate inənˌdāt Verb
From Latin unda, Latin Undare

In the picture below it shows that a city had been inundated by water. 

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Oblivious əˈblivēəs Adjective
From Latin oblivio, Latin obliviosus

The man in the picture seems to not notice that there is a huge crowd of people around him. 

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reticent  ˈretəsənt Adjective
From Latin reticere, Latin Reticent

The lady in this picture is trying to be reticent or in othere words quiet.

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Robust  rōˈbəst,ˈrōˌbəst Adjective 
From Latin robur, Latin Robus

The men who play football are usually robust because they are strong and well.

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Sanction saNG(k)SHən   Noun 
From Latin sanccire, Latin Sanctio

This picture is of the word Sanction.  Which means grand approval of.

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Vociferous vəˈsifərəs,vō-  Adjective
From Latin vociferari

The animation in this picture is exhibiting  loud behavior.  


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