Latin Roots: Probare, Probatum-Ratus

Question 0

Proximus

Approximate

Answer 0

Definition: nearest
Approximate: nearly correct

Question 1

Probare, probatum

Probation

Answer 1

Definition: to prove, test
Probation: a period of review, typically as a trial period

Question 2

Pugil, pugnare

Repugnant

Answer 2

Definition: boxer, to fight
Repugnant: causing strong distaste or dislike

Question 3

Purgare

Purge

Answer 3

Definition: to
Purge: to clear or rid of something

Question 4

Putare

Repute

Answer 4

Definition: to think, estimate
Repute: reputation or character associated with someone or something

Question 5

Quaerere

Inquisition

Answer 5

Definition: to ask, seek
Inquisition: a period of intense questioning

Question 6

Radius

Radiate

Answer 6

Definition: Ray
Radiate: going out from a center point in straight lines

Question 7

Radix

Eradicate

Answer 7

Definition: root
Eradicate: to get rid of completely

Question 8

Rapere

Surreptitious

Answer 8

Definition: to seize
Surreptitious: done secretly or stealthily

Question 9

Ratus

Ration

Answer 9

Definition: fixed by calculation
Ration: a provision allotted for one day