Roots Week 19 Flashcards

1
Q

sens- / sent-

A

feel / percieve

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2
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ab- /abs-

A

from / away / away from / off

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3
Q

lud- / lus- / -lude

A

to play / jest / a play

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4
Q

desensitize

A

to make someone or something not responsive to feelings or sensation

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5
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dissent

A

to think or feel apart or differently; to disagree, especially with the majority

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6
Q

insentient

A

characterized by not feeling; without sensation; inanimate

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7
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presentiment

A

the state of an emotional feeling before something happens; foreboding

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8
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sentimental

A

characterized by the state of emotional feelings; tender, nostalgic

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9
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abdicate

A

the act by proclaiming that one is moving away from power; to renounce the throne

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10
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abhor

A

to shrink away from something while trembling; to loathe

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11
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abject

A

cast away with contempt; utterly hopeless, miserable, despicable

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12
Q

abscess

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a collection of pus in body tissue that is “going away from” the body; often accompanied by swelling and inflammation

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13
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abstain

A

to hold back from, especially from something improper or unhealthy; to restrain

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14
Q

abstract

A

drawn away or apart from existing realities; difficult to understand

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15
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allude

A

to refer to playfully, casually, or indirectly

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16
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collude

A

to play together; conspire

17
Q

delude

A

to play down or mislead; deceive

18
Q

elude

A

to play out or avoid by cleverness; evade; escape

19
Q

ludicrous

A

pertaining to jesting; so absurd as to be laughable; ridiculous

20
Q

postlude

A

music that occurs after or at the end of a play, concert, or service