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Latin Roots 7-12 Flashcards

1
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conquer; show conclusively

A

vict (vinc)

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2
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  1. prove guilty; show conclusively to be guilty

2. person serving a prison sentence

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convict

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3
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persuade or show conclusively by argument or proof

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convince

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4
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  1. expel by legal process as to evict a tenant

2. oust (drive or expel someone from a position or place)

A

evict

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5
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show clearly; disclose

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evince

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6
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incapable of being conquered

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invincible

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7
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overcome in battle; conquer

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vanquish

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8
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winner; conquer

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victor

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9
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break

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fract (frag)

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10
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one or more equal parts of a whole; fragment

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fraction

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11
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apt or break out into a passion; cross; irritable

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fractious

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12
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  1. break a bone

2. break or crush

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fracture

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13
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something that breaks easily; frail; delicate

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fragile

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14
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a piece of something that was broken; part broken off

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fragment

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15
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act of breaking; breach; violation, as an _______ a law

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infraction

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16
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bend (literally, “break back”) a ray of light, heat, sound, etc. from a straight course

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refract

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17
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resisting; intractable hard to manage, as a ______ rule

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refractory

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18
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all; every; everywhere

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omni

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19
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covering many things at once, as an ominous bill; bus; book containing many works by one author

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omnibus

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20
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of all varieties, forms, or kinds

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omnifarious

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21
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all-creating

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omnific

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22
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unlimited in power; almighty

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omnipotent

23
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present everywhere at the same time

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omnipresent

24
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knowing everything

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omniscient

25
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eating everything; fond of all kinds

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omnivorous

26
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bend

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flect (flex)

27
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turn (bend) inside

28
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bend, as to flex a limb

29
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pliable (capable of being bent)

30
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muscle that sense to bend a limb

31
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bend the knee; touch the right knee to the ground, as in worship

32
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rigidity; firmness

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inflexibility

33
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throw (bend) back light, heat, sound, etc.; think

34
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involuntary response (bending back)to a stimulus; for example: sneezing is a ___

35
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keep; hold

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ten (tin; tent)

36
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to keep someone back; out of keeping back or detaining

37
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irrelevant to keep; not pertinent; inappropriate, rude

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impertinent

38
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holding firmly to an opinion; adhering firmly to a purpose or opinion; very persistent

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pertinacious

39
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holding to the matter at hand

40
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able to remember or retain; tenacious

41
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group of followers accompanying a distinguished person

42
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firmness in holding fast; persistence

43
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period of a tenant’s temporary holding of real estate

44
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period of which an office or position is held - U.S. Supreme Court Justice enjoy life tenure

45
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incapable of being held or defended

46
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warn

A

mon (monit)

47
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warn a fault; reprove; reprimand

48
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gentle reproof; counseling against a fault or error

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admonition

49
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conveying a gentle reproof

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admonitory

50
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keep track of something; one who admonishes

51
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means of reminding as of a person or event, for example a state or tomb

52
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forewarning

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premonition

53
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conveying a forewarning

A

premonitory

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