Etymology: Idioms #4

back, again (prefix)

backward (prefix)

aside (prefix)

under (prefix)

above (prefix)

across (prefix)

beyond (prefix)

to utter clearly

distant in interest or feeling

confident or daring without regard for others' feelings

kind, not dangerous

a person who is especially good at judging something like art or food

a puzzling or unexplainable occurrence or situation

extremely thin and boney

a wealthy powerful business man

to feel sorrow

happening at irregular intervals

preoccupation with one or emphasis on material objects and comforts with a disinterest in or rejection of spiritual, intellectual or cultural values

forbidden by society as improper or unnacceptable

to place side by side for the purpose of comparing

logically connected, consistent

to recall past experiences

a guarantee given to the purchaser to repair or replace a defect for a certain length of time

a passage or quotation taken or selected from a book or document

agreeable to reason

to amend or alter

to make clear or intelligible, to free from ambiguity

pertaining to a distinctive literary type