-port-, -ject-, -rupt- Flashcards
abrupt
sudden and unexpected, changing suddenly
corrupt
dishonest, to break away from honesty
disrupt
to break up or disturb
-rupt-
to break or burst
erupt
to burst or break out
export
to carry out of the country
import
to carry into the country
injection
a shot; the “throwing” of medicine into the body
interjection
a word thrown into the sentence or conversation
interrupt
to break into or between, to hider or stop
rupture
to burst or break open
reject
to throw something out because it is defective and can’t be used again.
project
to throw or cast foreward
object
throw against
eject
to throw out with force
-ject-
to throw
portable
able to be carried
porter
one who is paid to carry things for someone else
teleport
to cause something to be carried a long way instantly
transport
to carry from one place to another
-port-
to carry