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Merepcious
Created by: msokoloffster
Pronunciation: Mer - ep - shush
Sentence: Michael merepciously ate, thinking that would help fix the issue of anorexia.
Etymology: Unknown...
Utopiaction
Created by: Stump
Pronunciation: you-taupe-e-action
Sentence: The leaders at the UN aren't known for their utopiaction.
Etymology:
Paztrate
Created by: wphillips77
Pronunciation: Paz-trate
Sentence: The troops will paztrate in hopes that they may soon be home.
Etymology:
Revalise
Created by: sir67
Pronunciation: REV a lize
Sentence: John joined the Peace Corp in hopes of revalising good will towards men.
Etymology: reve - dream (french) realise - result of action
Hopaltrue
Created by: ratibala
Pronunciation: hohp-al-troo
Sentence:
Etymology: Hope- to look forward to with desire and reasonable confidence Altruism- unselfishly concerned for or devoted to the welfare of others
Humantiplate
Created by: highwireart
Pronunciation: hu-man-ti-plate
Sentence: Todd had joined the Peace Corp after his 10th grade teacher encouraged his dreams to humantiplate.
Etymology: human=pertaining to unique living organism with the ability to create or destroy. Contemplate=ability to arouse thought.
Proactodelusion
Created by: Quetzalcoatal
Pronunciation: Pro-acto-delusion
Sentence:
Etymology:
Apeacetion
Created by: Chadcaster
Pronunciation: A-pee-shun
Sentence: In spite of his apeacetion there was still a war going on.
Etymology: Peace / action / appease
Activision
Created by: Javeson1
Pronunciation: ACT-ih-vizj-un
Sentence: Time to activate the activision, another war is starting!
Etymology: Comes from activity towards one's vision of peace.
Wishpeacetion
Created by: wiccanfey
Pronunciation: wish-peace-shun
Sentence: Instead of just saying she wanted peace, she did a wishpeacetion by donating Christmas presents to needy children.
Etymology: Wish, peace, action
