This document contains vocabulary words organized into two sections with definitions and parts of speech. The first section contains words about arrogance, obedience, frivolity, excitement, and disturbance. The second section contains words about threats, self-satisfaction, rejection, dishonesty, and longing. Additionally, the document covers Greek and Latin roots involving wisdom, togetherness, skill, distance, placement, viewing, god, heat, and place.

1. Vocabulary Lesson 6

2. Copy word, definition and part of speech.
 Arrogance: (n) overbearing pride; a lack of regard for others.
 Docile: (adj) gentle, easy to manage; obedient.
 Frivolous: (adj) silly; unimportant.
 Kindle: (v) to ignite; to arouse or excite; to set on fire.
 Seethe: (v) to boil; to bubble and foam; to be excited or disturbed.

3. Copy word, definition and part of speech.
Sinister: (adj) threatening trouble or bad luck; evil;
disastrous.
Smug: (adj) overly satisfied with one's own goodness or
achievements; self-satisfied.
Spurn: (v) to turn down; to reject with scorn and contempt.
Unscrupulous: (adj) dishonest; having no principles of right
and wrong.
Yearn: (v) to long for or desire.

4. Greek and Latin Roots – Lesson 6
soph wise philosopher, sophisticated
syn, sym together symphony, synthesize
techn art, skill technical, technology, technique
tele at a distance telescope, telephone, telecommute
the, them, thet to place, put epithet, antithesis, theme
thea, theatr to see, view theater, theatrical, amphitheater
theo God theology, theocracy, theocentric
therm heat thermometer, thermonuclear, thermal
topo place topography, topology