including or containing people from many different countries

huge or enormous; of very great size or extent

a system of winds rotating inward to an area with low atmospheric pressure, with a counterclockwise or clockwise circulation; a depression

the chemical element with the atomic number 22, and a hard silver metal of the transition series, used in strong, light corrosion-resistant alloys

the state of being a lunatic,insane

items that are worn to cover the body

of, producing or relating to hypnosis

done, occuring, or active at night

affected lethargy ; sluggishness and apathy; of relating to, or characterized by laziness or lack of energy

cosmopolitan connection to greek or roman mythology

comes from its origin from cosmos who is darkness

gigantic connection to greek or roman mythology

comes from giants or giantes. These were monstrous savage creatures

cyclone connection to greek or roman mythology

cyclopes is where it came from because they had no eye and eye of the storm

titanium connection to greek or roman mythology

it is names after the greek mythology of the titans

atlantic connection to greek or roman mythology

atlantis is where the atlantic came from. An underwater city

lunacy connection to greek or roman mythology

it comes from the goddess Lyssa who was the spirit of mad, rage, and anger

clothes connection to greek or roman mythology

it comes from the origin Clotho which was the youngest of the three fates who spin the thread of life

hypnotic connection to greek or roman mythology

the word originated from Somnous a roman equivalent to hypnus which is close to sleep

nocturnal connection to greek or roman mythology

from the greek goddess Nyx, who is the personification of the night

lethargic connection to greek or roman mythology

the word comes from the Greek Lethe which is a river known for sluggishness

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Odyssey vocab #1

Odessey vocab #1

Question	Answer
cosmopolitan	including or containing people from many different countries
gigantic	huge or enormous; of very great size or extent
cyclone	a system of winds rotating inward to an area with low atmospheric pressure, with a counterclockwise or clockwise circulation; a depression
titanium	the chemical element with the atomic number 22, and a hard silver metal of the transition series, used in strong, light corrosion-resistant alloys
atlantic	a ocean/sea of Atlas
lunacy	the state of being a lunatic,insane
clothes	items that are worn to cover the body
hypnotic	of, producing or relating to hypnosis
nocturnal	done, occuring, or active at night
lethargic	affected lethargy ; sluggishness and apathy; of relating to, or characterized by laziness or lack of energy
cosmopolitan synonym	international
gigantic synonym	big
cyclone synonym	hurricane
titanium synonym	metallic element
atlantic synonym	oceanic
lunacy synonym	madness
clothes synonym	clothing, attire
hypnotic synonym	mesmerizing,soothing
nocturnal synonym	nightly, night loving
lethargic synonym	inactive, lazy, sluggish
cosmopolitan connection to greek or roman mythology	comes from its origin from cosmos who is darkness
gigantic connection to greek or roman mythology	comes from giants or giantes. These were monstrous savage creatures
cyclone connection to greek or roman mythology	cyclopes is where it came from because they had no eye and eye of the storm
titanium connection to greek or roman mythology	it is names after the greek mythology of the titans
atlantic connection to greek or roman mythology	atlantis is where the atlantic came from. An underwater city
lunacy connection to greek or roman mythology	it comes from the goddess Lyssa who was the spirit of mad, rage, and anger
clothes connection to greek or roman mythology	it comes from the origin Clotho which was the youngest of the three fates who spin the thread of life
hypnotic connection to greek or roman mythology	the word originated from Somnous a roman equivalent to hypnus which is close to sleep
nocturnal connection to greek or roman mythology	from the greek goddess Nyx, who is the personification of the night
lethargic connection to greek or roman mythology	the word comes from the Greek Lethe which is a river known for sluggishness

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