classical roots 1 and 2 Flashcards
Someone who intrudes by meddling or trespassing on rights of others
Interloper
Very destructive to both sides in conflict
internecine
to insert or add something between other parts, in text or written work.
Interpolate
Any period of time when a state is without a ruler or government
interregnum
“between”
inter
To interject in a conversation
interpose
Place side by side or close together
Juxtapose
Nearness;proximity
Propinquity
Reconciliation or restoration of cordial relations
Rapprochement
“To put” or “To place”
Pono, posui, positum, ponere
“Near”
prope, propinquus
At rest;dormant
quiescent
To agree or consent without obligation
Acquiesce
A mass or service for the repose of departed souls
Requiem
Not reciprocated
Unrequited
“quiet” or “rest”
quies, quietis
“To remain quiet” “To rest”
quiesco, quiescere, quievi,quietum
Complex, difficult to understand
Abstruse
To push malleable substance that retains predetermined shape.
Extrude
Force one’s ideas or oneself insistently upon others.
Obtrude
“To push”
Trudo, trusi, trusm, trudere
Noisy quarrel
Altercation
Concern for the welfare of others;unselfish
Altruism
“Other”
alter
Lasting very short time;transitory
Ephemeral
Inscripture on tomb, brief summary of dead
Epitaph
Person who embodies a characteristic
Epitome
Referring to the name of a person, mythical being, or literary figure that is associated with something
Eponymous
“on” “toward”
epi
Example serving to illustrate process, pattern or concept
Paradigm
Statement that seems contradictory but contains valid deduction or truth
Paradox
Model of excellence or perfection
paragon
A boundary or constant that has variable values and is used to determine other variables
Parameter
“beside”
para
Walking or traveling about
Peripatetic
1.Pertaining to a boundary of an area 2. Minor importance
Peripheral
A person/thing detested and shunned 2. a curse/ excommunication
Anathema
“around”
peri
1.Complete contrast 2. rhetorical form of juxtaposing contrasting ideas
Antithesis
Word or phrase used positively or negatively to describe a person or thing
epithet
“to put”
tithenai