Latin Roots Unit 1-4 Flashcards
Dichotomy
Two opposite parts of one whole
Cis
Cut, kill
Excise
To cut out of; remove
Infraction
Minor violation of a rule or law
Duc/Duct
“To lead”
Tract
“To drag”
Peto
“To seek aggressively, to assail, to rush”
Invincible
Unable to be conquered
Provincial
Limited in knowledge of the world
Evince
To establish, to reflect the truth of
Punctilious
Paying strict attention to detail, extremely careful
Impetuous
Acting passionately and without forethought
Conducive
Supportive: encouraging: helping to bring about
Deduce
To draw a conclusion from a fact: to infer
Induce
To lead towards some action
Consice
Brief and straight forward
Protracted
Extended in time; prolonged
Intractable
Stubborn; obstinate; hard to move forward
Fract/fring/frang
To break
Retract
To draw back; withdraw
Vinc/Vict
“To conquer”
Petulant
Irritable or short tempered
Impetus
That which drives one; momentum
Fractious
Tending to argue or cause discord
Infringe
To intrude on an area belonging to another