Unit 11 Flashcards

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FID

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Latin: Fidere, Fisus means “to trust, believe”.

Diffident, Fidelity, Confide

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Diffident

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Adj. Shy; not assertive.
Root: Fid
Syn: Bashful
Ant: Confident

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Fidelity

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N. Faithfulness; loyalty.
Root: Fid
Syn:
Ant: Treachery

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Confide

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V. To trust (another) with information or a secret.
Root: Fid
Syn:
Ant: Conceal

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FALL

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Latin: Fallere, Falsum means “to deceive”.

Fallacy, Fallacious, Fallible

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Fallacy

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N. A misleading or mistaken idea.
Root: Fall
Syn: Misconception
Ant: Truth

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Fallacious

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Adj. Misleading or deceptive.
Root: Fall
Syn:
Ant:

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Fallible

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Adj. Capable of being mistaken; imperfect.
Root: Fall
Syn:
Ant: Infallible, flawless

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CRED

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Latin: Credere, Creditum means “to trust, believe”.

Credible, Credence, Credulity, Incredulous

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Credible

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Adj. Able to be trusted or believed.
Root: Cred
Syn: Valid
Ant: Doubtful

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Credence

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N. Trust or belief.
Root: Cred
Syn: Acceptance
Ant: Mistrust

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Credulity

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N. Tendency to believe things too quickly or easily.
Root: Cred
Syn: Gullibility
Ant: Skepticism

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Incredulous

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Adj. Unable to believe something; amazed.
Root: Cred
Syn: Skeptical
Ant: Trusting

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DUB

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Latin: Dubius means “doubtful”; Dubitare, Dubidatum means “to doubt”.

Dubious, Indubitable, Redoubtable

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Dubious

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Adj. Uncertain; doubtful.
Root: Dub
Syn: Unconvinced
Ant: Positive

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Indubitable

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Adj. Certain beyond doubt or question.
Root: Dub
Syn: Absolute
Ant: Unsure

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Redoubtable

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Adj. Worthy of fear or respect; mighty.
Root: Dub
Syn: Formidable
Ant: