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This document defines and provides examples for several vocabulary words related to relationships and love. It defines am/im as coming from the Latin word for "to love". It then defines and provides examples for the words amicable, meaning friendly; enamored, meaning charmed or fascinated; inimical, meaning hostile; paramour, meaning a secret or illicit lover; and amateur, meaning a non-professional who pursues an activity as a hobby rather than career.

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Vocabulary Am/Im From the Latin word amare, to love
Amicable Amicable: Friendly, peaceful Onyx and Armando have an amicable relationship.
Enamored Enamored: Charmed or fascinated; inflamed with love Romeo is enamored of Juliet.
Inimical Inimical: Hostile, unfriendly, or harmful Batman and the Joker have an inimical relationship.
Paramour Paramour: A lover, often secret, not allowed by law or custom Romeo was Juliets paramour.
Amateur Amateur: A person who does something as a pastime for the love of the activity Since Henri failed his exam to enter the police academy, he became an amateur detective.

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Am im vocabulary

  • 1. Vocabulary Am/Im From the Latin word amare, to love
  • 2. Amicable Amicable: Friendly, peaceful Onyx and Armando have an amicable relationship.
  • 3. Enamored Enamored: Charmed or fascinated; inflamed with love Romeo is enamored of Juliet.
  • 4. Inimical Inimical: Hostile, unfriendly, or harmful Batman and the Joker have an inimical relationship.
  • 5. Paramour Paramour: A lover, often secret, not allowed by law or custom Romeo was Juliets paramour.
  • 6. Amateur Amateur: A person who does something as a pastime for the love of the activity Since Henri failed his exam to enter the police academy, he became an amateur detective.