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Slide Show. Lesson 28: Luck and Whim. By: Gabriela Chris Julia Clarianne. Alchemy. Noun . - The ancient and medieval chemical art of trying to change metals to gold, cure diseases, or find eternal youth. A seemingly magical power or process of change. Related Forms:

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  1. Slide Show Lesson 28: LuckandWhim By: Gabriela Chris Julia Clarianne

  2. Alchemy Noun. -The ancient and medieval chemical art of trying to change metals to gold, cure diseases, or find eternal youth. • A seemingly magical power or process of change. • Related Forms: • Alchemist – noun • alchemistic – adjective • Alchemically - adverb

  3. AlchemyExample: Alchemy Circle: human transmutation Alchemisticsigns:

  4. Amulet Noun. • Anobjectworn, usuallyaroundtheneck, tobringgoodluckorprotection. • Charm

  5. AmuletExample: JapaneseAmulets • IrishAmulets

  6. Capricious Adjective. - Unpredictable - Impulsive • Subjecttowhim. RelatedForms: • Capriciousness–noun • Capriciously - adverb

  7. CapriciousExample Acapriciousfriend: Kidstendtohavecapriciousbehaviors.

  8. Fatalism • Noun. • Thebeliefthatallevents are determined in advance by fateordestinythereforecannotbe changed. RelatedForms: • Fatalist–noun • Fatalistic–adjective • Fatalistically - adverb

  9. FatalismExample: • Cartoons:

  10. Propitious Adjective • Presentingfavorablecircumstances. • Advantageous • Auspicous RelatedForms: • Propitiously–adjective • Propitiousness- noun

  11. PropitiousExample: Propitious Opportunity

  12. Providential Adjective. • Happening Favorably, as ifthroughdivineintervention. • Fortunate • Opportune RelatedForms: • Providence- noun • Providentially - adverb

  13. ProvidentialExapmle: • Providentialforthoseinfrontofhim.

  14. Quirk Noun. • Anoddor peculiar behaviorormanner. • A strangehappening. RelatedForms: • quirky- adjective

  15. QuirkExample

  16. Serendipity • Noun • Theoccurenceoflucky, acidentaleventsordiscoveries. RelatedForms: • Serendipitous–adjective • Serendipter - noun • Serendipitist - noun • Serendipper - noun

  17. SerendipityExample:

  18. Vagary Noun. • Anunexpected impulse, whimorfancy. • Anextravagantorerraticnotionoraction.

  19. VagaryExample unexpected,

  20. Vicissitude Noun. • A changeorvariation. • A suddenorunexpectedchange. • Thequalityofbeingchangeable; variability. RelatedForm: • Vicissitudinous–adjective

  21. VicissitudeExample:

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