Unit 1 Flashcards

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VINC/VICT

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Latin Vincere, Victum
“to conquer”

Words:
Invincible
Provincial
Evince

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Invincible

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(adj.) unable to be conquered
Root: L. “in”
Synonym- invulnerable
Antonyms- vulnerable

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Provincial

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(adj.) limited in knowledge of the world, narrow-minded
Root: L. (pro)
Synonym: countrified, limited
Antonym: sophisticated

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Evince

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(v.) to establish; to reflect the truth of
Root: L. “e”
Synonym: declare, manifest
Antonym: undeclared @

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DUC/DUCT

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Latin; Ducere, ductum
“to lead”

Examples:
Conducive, induce, deduce

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Conducive

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(adj.) supporting, encouraging, helping to bring about
Root: L. “com”
Synonyms: helpful, favorable
Antonyms: unresourceful @

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Induce

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(v.) to lead towards some action
Root: L. “in”
Synonyms: persuade
Antonyms: discourage

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Deduce

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(v.) to draw a conclusion from fact, to infer
Root: L. “de”
Synonyms: conclude
Antonyms: ask Ms. Jacomino @

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TRACT

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Latin Trahere, Tractum

“to drag”
Examples:
Protracted, intractable, retract

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Protracted

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(adj.) extended in time; prolonged
Root: L.”pro”
Synonyms: lingering
Antonyms: brief

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Intractable

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(adj.) Stubborn, obstinate; hard to move forward
Root: L. “in”
Synonym: immovable
Antonym: malleable

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Retract

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(v.) to draw back, withdraw
Root: L. “re”
Synonyms: repeal
Antonyms: to bring out

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PETO

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Latin: Petere, Petitum
“to seek aggressively, to assail, to rush”

Examples
Petulant, Impetuous, Impetus

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Petulant

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(adj.) irritable or short-tempered, anger management, easy to get pissed

Synonyms: bad-tempered, moody, crabby
Antonyms: good natured, happy, pleasant

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Impetuous

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(adj.) acting passionately and without forehand
Root: L. “in”
Synonyms: rash
Antonyms: careful

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Impetus

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(n.) that which drives one, momentum
Root: L. “in”
Synonyms: stimulus
Antonyms: speed-bump, interruption @