Latin Roots Unit 1-4 Flashcards

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Dichotomy

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Two opposite parts of one whole

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2
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Cis

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Cut, kill

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3
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Excise

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To cut out of; remove

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4
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Infraction

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Minor violation of a rule or law

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5
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Duc/Duct

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“To lead”

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6
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Tract

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“To drag”

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7
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Peto

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“To seek aggressively, to assail, to rush”

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8
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Invincible

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Unable to be conquered

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9
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Provincial

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Limited in knowledge of the world

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10
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Evince

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To establish, to reflect the truth of

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11
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Punctilious

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Paying strict attention to detail, extremely careful

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12
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Impetuous

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Acting passionately and without forethought

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13
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Conducive

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Supportive: encouraging: helping to bring about

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14
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Deduce

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To draw a conclusion from a fact: to infer

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15
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Induce

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To lead towards some action

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17
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Consice

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Brief and straight forward

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18
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Protracted

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Extended in time; prolonged

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19
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Intractable

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Stubborn; obstinate; hard to move forward

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20
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Fract/fring/frang

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To break

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21
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Retract

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To draw back; withdraw

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22
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Vinc/Vict

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“To conquer”

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22
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Petulant

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Irritable or short tempered

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23
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Impetus

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That which drives one; momentum

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25
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Fractious

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Tending to argue or cause discord

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Infringe
To intrude on an area belonging to another
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Epitome
The best or most typical example
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Tom
To cut
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Compunction
Feeling of regret or remorse
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Pungent
Stinging or biting, especially in taste or smell
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Tome
A large and serious book
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Incisive
Sharply cutting; direct and powerful
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Anatomy
The structure or parts taken as a whole
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Punct
To sting, pierce
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Pel/puls
To push, to drive
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Compel
To force or strongly persuade, coerce
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Impulse
A sudden, involuntary urge to do something
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Expel
To send out or away
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Jac/Ject
To throw, cast
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Conjecture
A guess, often one based on inadequate or faulty evidence
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Dejected
Downcast or sad, depressed
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Abject
Lowly, miserable and wretched
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Mit/ Mis
To send
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Emissary
An agent sent on a mission
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Dismissive
Showing little regard, scornful
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Remiss
Failing to fulfill ones duty, negligent
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Mot/ Mov
To move
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Motive
Cause for an action
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Motif
A recurring theme, subject or idea
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Emote
To dramatically express emotions
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Via
Roadway
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Viaduct
A bridge that carries a road or railroad over a valley
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Impervious
Unable to be affected
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Deviate
To depart, especially from a path or plan
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Obviate
To make unnecessary, to avoid
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Fer
To carry, to bring
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Defer
(1) to put aside until later | (2) to yield respectfully
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Deference
Act or practice of yielding to another's authority
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Confer
(1) To discuss something with someone else, consult | (2) To bestow
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Inference
A conclusion not directly provided by evidence, but able to be drawn from the facts at hand
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Proffer
To present or offer
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Proliferate
To increase greatly in number, multiply
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Port
To carry, bring
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Comportment
Manner in which one acts or behaves
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Purported
Claimed as true but probably false