Inhospitable [Adjective]
{in-hoh-spi-tuh-buhl}
“(1) not hospitable,
(2) barren; wild; cheerless; affording no shelter or subsistence”
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Inhospitable, from the Latin hospes meaning “guest,” “stranger,” or “visitor,” is an adjective used to describe a demeanor or environment which is harsh or unwelcoming.
Pacify [Noun]
{pas-eh-fi}
“(1) to bring peace to; to end war or strife in,
(2) to allay the anger or agitation of; appease; calm”
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Pacify, from the Latin pac or peas meaning “peace,” is a verb used when someone or something helps to calm a situation, brings a peaceful end to conflict, or appeases an enemy.
Bellicose [Adjective]
{be-li-kose}
“Pugnacious, warlike”
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Bellicose, from the Latin bellum meaning “war,” is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is warlike, quarrelsome, or eager to fight.
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