supineness
suh-PYN-nuhs 
<English<Latin
the state of lying on one's back face upward
septennial
sep-TEN-ee-uhl 
<Latin
occurring every seven years
generality
jen-uh-RAL-uh-tee 
<Latin
the quality of being common or usual
fought
fawt 
<English
battled
eloquently
EL-uh-kwuhnt-lee 
<Latin
speaking or writing vividly, forcefully, and fluently
mawkishly
MAWK-ish-lee 
<English
in a squeamish or sentimental manner
inadvertence
in-ad-VUHR-tuhnts 
<Latin
a result of carelessness, inattention, or negligence
kakistocracy
kak-uh-STAWK-ruh-see 
<Greek
government by the worst men
tantivy
tan-TIV-ee 
<unknown
in a headlong dash; at a gallop
fossorial
faw-SOHR-ee-uhl 
<Latin
adapted for digging