Stephanie Flashcards
Livelihood
Noun: A means of supporting oneself, such as a job or career
Effect
Noun: Something that is produces by a cause, a result or a consequence, Verb: to produce a result; Noun or Verb
Remark
Noun: An observation or an opinion, Verb: To make an observation, to share an opinion
Impress
Noun: To affect deeply in mind or feelings, to influence in opinion
Internal
Adjective: Existing in the interior or inside of something
Abandon
Verb: To leave behind
Abandon (Synonyms)
Leave, desert, reject, forsake
Abandon (Antonyms)
keep, re-claim, retain
Access
Noun or Verb: The point of entering, the way in; admittance. To be allowed in
Access (Synonym)
Entrance
Access (Antonyms)
Exit
Abundant
Adjective: Large amount; plentiful
Abundant (Synonym)
Plentiful
Abundant (Antonyms)
Scarce
Backlash
Noun: an abrupt and sometimes violent motion or movement backward or a strong reaction against some prior development, esp. political or social change.
Passage of the new law produced a _______of anger and protest.
a strong reaction against something political or social
Bumbling
Adj: acting or speaking clumsily or blunderingly
Feeble
Adj: without strength; weak in body or mind
Hoax
Noun: an act meant to trick or deceive
Greek root:
Phon-
Sound
Greek root:
Dict-
Say
Greek root:
Mis-
Hate
Wrongly
Badly
To be given enthusiastic approval.
Hailed
The art of movie photography
Cinematography
Specialist, expert
Connoiseur
Style or type
Genre
Bizarre
Strange
Unreal
S____
Surreal
To adjust
To bring into harmony
Attune
Confused
Disturbed
Disordered
Disconcerted
Root
Sur-
Above
ambi-, amphi-
both, around
Example: Amphibian
Lives both in water and on land.
epi-
After, upon
Example: Epicenter
Upon the center of an earthquake.
Mag
great, large
Example: Magnifying glass
Makes things appear larger in size.
Post
After, Behind
Example: Postscript
Anything written after the letter
-duc-
to lead
Example: Induce
To lead one to do
-grad-, -gress-
to step
Example: Gradually
To step up or down slowly
-lev-
lift, light, rise
Example: Elevator
A device that lifts people
pon, post
to put, to place
Example: Position
To put in place
-rog-
to ask
Example: Interrogate
to ask questions
-dom
state or quality of
Example: Freedom
The quality of being free
-eur
one who
Example: connoisseur
A person who can judge in an art or another field; a specialist or an expert
-tude
State or quality of
Example: Gratitude
The state of being thankful
