Hello there, this is Sam and I'm going to go over episode 15's words really shortly.

I am recently back from my trip to Austin, Texas and just about recovered. I didn't get an amazing amount of sleep

there. The hotel had incredibly uncomfortable beds. However, now I am back in California and I have no work to do. It's the

weekend and that means it's time to record podcasts. So our words for episode 15, let's go over those. They were

obstinate, diaphanous, puri, and Prece.

So obstinate.

Obstinate meant to be stubborn, to be unyielding by refusing to change one's opinion or chosen course of action

despite perhaps people telling you or trying to persuade you that you shouldn't be doing that, you just keep on doing it.

Daphinus, this is usually referring to fabric of some kind.

It means light, delicate, translucent, something that lets some light through, but isn't completely transparent like glass.

Pure Isle.

Purele means silly, childish, trivial, immature.

Preycee, Precy means a concise or short summary or abstract of a longer text or speech. I hope you remembered those words despite the length of time since our last

podcast which I apologize for. That said let's see what the new words are. Our first word is pathogenic.

Pathogenic. That's spelled P-A-T-H-P-O-P-O-G-E-N-I-C-S-P-O-G-O-G-E-N-I-C-S-P-O-G-O-G-O-G-O-G-O-G-N-I-C-T-G-O-G-O-G-O-G-O-G-O-G-O-G-O-G-G-G-O-G-O-G-O-O-O-G Fairly simple, has one meaning, means producing disease or capable of producing disease.

It's usually used when referring to some sort of virus or bacteria. So you could say this virus is

pathogenic or heat and ultraviolet rays kill many pathogenic organisms.

There are not many synonyms for pathogenic,

two I found were infective and morbidic, but because it's quite a specialized word and meaning only

one thing, there aren't many other ways of saying this. It is quite a scientific word.

Ways of remembering this. Well, if you know the words pathology or pathetic,

you'll notice that they all begin with path or patho.

...