10th Week Of Long Words Flashcards
Government
Cracy
People
Dem, demo
All, complete
Pan, panto
Time
Chron, chrono
Madness, insane impulse, craze
Mania
Child
Ped
Straight, correct
Ortho
Race , kind, birth
Gen, geno, genea
Measure
Meter, metr
( literally,” from the master himself”) genuine; real; reliable; trustworthy
Authentic
Story of a person’s life written by the person himself or herself
Autobiography
Ruler exercising self-derived, absolute power; despot; dictator
Autocrat
Person’s signature written by himself or herself
Autograph
Acting by itself; self-regulating
Automatic
Technique of making a process self-operating by means of built-in electronic controls
Automation
( literally,” self-acting thing”) purely mechanical person following a routine; robot
Automaton
Self-governing; independent; sovereign
Autonomous
Right of self government; independence; sovereignty
Autonomy
( literally,” a seeing for one’s self”) medical examination of a dead body to determine the cause of death; postmortem examination
Autopsy
- ) ( literally,” government by the best”) Government or country governed by a small privileged upper class
- ) ruling class of Nobles; nobility; privileged class; gentry
Aristocracy
Government or country governed by one individual with self- derived , unlimited power
Autocracy
Government by bureaus or groups of officials; administration characterized by excessive red tape and routine
Bureaucracy
Government or country governed by the people; rule by the majority
Democracy
Government or country governed by the rich
Plutocracy
Government or country governed by technical experts
Technocracy
- ) advocate of Aristocracy
2. ) member of the aristocracy; Noble; patrician
Aristocrat
Member of the Democratic Party
Democrat
Political leader who says that the people for personal advantage; rabble-rouser
Demagogue
Based on the principles of democracy, or government by the people
Democratic
Make democratic
Democratize
( literally,” among the people”) affecting many people in an area at the same time; widespread
Epidemic ( adj.)
Outbreak of a rapidly spreading, contagious disease affecting many people at the same time; plague; rash
Epidemic (n.)
Remedy for all ills; cure- all; universal remedy ; elixir
Panacea
Of or pertaining to all the countries of North, South, and Central America
Pan-American
( literally,” abode of all demons,” I.e., hell) wild uproar; very noisy din; wild disorder; tumult; racket
Pandemonium
Complete suit of armor; complete covering or equipment; magnificent array
Panoply
Complete, unobstructed view
Panorama
Dramatic performance that is all signs and jesters without words
Pantomime
Error in chronology or time order
Anachronism
Historical account of events in the order of time; history;annals
Chronicle
Arranged in order of time
Chronological
Arrangement of data or events in order of time of occurrence
Chronology
Cause to agree in time; make simultaneous
Synchronize
Insane impulse to steal
Kleptomania
- )madness ; insanity
2. ) excessive fondness; craze
Mania
Raving lunatic; mad or insane person; crackpot
Maniac
Characterized by madness; insane; raving
Maniacal
Insane impulse to set fires
Pyromania
( literally, “ well- rounded rearing of a child “) work offering alphabetically arranged information on various branches of knowledge
Encyclopedia
( literally,” leader of a child”) teacher of children
Pedagogue
Art of teaching
Pedagogy
Physician specializing in the treatment of babies and children
Pediatrician
Branch of medicine dealing with the care, development, and diseases of babies and children
Pediatrics
Dentist specializing in orthodontics, A branch of dentistry dealing with straightening and adjusting of teeth
Orthodontist
(literally,” correct opinion “) generally accepted, especially in religion; conventional; approved; conservative
Orthodox
( literally, “ correct writing”) correct spelling
Orthography
Physician specializing in the correction and prevention of deformities, especially in children
Orthopedist
Not orthodox; not in accord with accepted, standard, or approved believe or practice; unconventional; heretical
Unorthodox
(literally,” account of a race or family “) history of the descent of a person or family from an ancestor; lineage; pedigree
Genealogy
Birth or coming into being of something; origin
Genesis
Differing in kind; dissimilar ; not uniform; varied
Heterogeneous
Of the same kind; similar; uniform
Homogenous
Make homogenous
Homogenize
Instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure as an aid in determining probable weather changes
Barometer
Instrument for measuring time very accurately
Chronometer
( literally,” measure across”) straight line passing through The center of a body or figure from one side to the other; length of such a line; thickness; width
Diameter
- ) Device for measuring
2. ) unit of measure in the metric system; 39.37 inches
Meter
Instrument attached to a vehicle for measuring the distance traversed
Odometer
Instrument for measuring intensity of light
Photometer
Instrument for measuring speed; tachometer
Speedometer
Correspondence in measurements, shape, etc., on opposite sides of a dividing line; well-balanced arrangement of parts; harmony; balance
Symmetry
Self
Aut, auto