Unit 15 Flashcards
Term/Termin
To limit, bound, or set limits to.
Geo
Earth
Spher
Ball
Vert
To turn, or turn around
Morph
Shape
Form
Shape or form
Doc/Doct
To teach
Tut/Tui
To look after
Di/Dup
Two
Bi/Bin
Two or double
Term- to limit, bound, or set limits to
In
Al- noun
Forming or relating to an end or limit; fatal.
Lethal
In- not
De
Termin- to limit, bound, or set limits to
Ate- adjective
Not precisely determined; vague.
Borderless
In- not
Termin- to limit, bound, or set limits to
Able- adjective
Having or seeming to have no end; tiresomely drawn out.
Boundless
Termin- to limit, bound, or set limits to
Us- noun
The end of a travel route (such as a rail or bus line), or the station at the end of a route; an extreme point, tip.
Accomplishment
Geo- earth
Centr- center
Ic- adjective
Having or relating to the Earth as the center.
Center theology.
Geo- earth
Phys- physical
Ics- noun
The science that deals with the physical processes and phenomena occurring especially in the Earth and in its vicinity.
Earth physics
Geo- earth
Stat
Ion
Ary- adjective
Being or having an orbit such that a satellite remains in a fixed position above the Earth, especially having such an orbit above the equator.
Stationary
Geo- earth
Therm- heat
Al- adjective
Of, relating to, or using the natural heat produced inside the Earth.
Natural Heat
Spher- ball
Ic
Al- adjective
Relating to a sphere; shaped like a sphere or one of its segments.
Rounded
Strato- layer
Spher- ball
E- noun
The part of the earth’s atmosphere that extends from about seven to about 30 miles above the surface; a very high or the highest region.
Breath
Bio- life
Spher- ball
E- noun
The part of the world in which life can exist; living things and their environment.
Ecosystem
Hemi- half
Spher- ball
E- noun
Half a sphere, especially half the global sphere as divided by the equator or a meridian.
Fraction
Di- two
Vert- to turn (around) (verb)
To turn from one purpose or course to another; to give pleasure by distracting from burdens or distress.
Alter
Con- together
Vert- to turn (around)
Er- noun
A device that changes something (such as radio signals, radio frequencies, or data) from one form to another.
Proponent
A- toward
Vert- to turn (around) (verb)
To turn (your eyes or gaze) away or aside; to avoid or prevent. Avoid
Re- again
Vert- to turn (around) (verb)
To go back or return (to an earlier state, condition, situations, etc.); to be given back to (a former owner).
Degenerate
A- not
Morph- shape
Ous- adjective
Without a definite shape or form; shapeless.
Nebulous
Anthropo- human
Morph- shape
Ic- adjective
Having or described as having human form or traits; seeing human traits in nonhuman things.
Humanlike
Meta- after, beyond
Morph- shape
O
Sis- noun
A physical change, especially one supernaturally caused; a developmental change in an animal that occurs after birth or hatching.
Evolution
Morph- shape
Ology- study of (noun)
The study of the structure and form of plants and animals; the study or word formation.
Analysis
Form- shape or form
At- noun
The shape, size, and general makeup of something; a general plan, arrangement, or choice of material.
Arrangement
Con- together
Form- shape or form (verb)
To be similar or identical, to be in agreement or harmony; to follow ordinary standards or customs.
Accommodate
Form- shape or form
Al- kind of
Ity- noun
An established custom or way of behaving that is required or standard; the following of conventional rules.
Procedure
Form- shape or form
At
Ive- adjective
Giving or able to give form or shape, constructive; having to do with important growth or development.
Developmental
Doct- to teach
R
Ine- noun
Something that is taught; an official principle, opinion, or belief.
Attitude
Doc- to teach
Ent- noun
Teacher, lecturer; a person who leads guided tours, especially through a museum.
Instructor
Doct- to teach
Rin
Aire- noun
Tending to apply principles or theories without regard for practical difficulties or individual circumstance.
Authoritarian
In- in
Doct- to teach
Rin
Ate- verb
To teach, especially basics or fundamentals; to fill someone with a particular opinion or point of view.
Imbue
Tut- to look after
Or
Ial- noun
A class for one student or a small group of students; an instructional program that gives information about a specific subject. Academic
Tui- to look after
T
Ion- noun
The act of teaching, instruction; the cost of or payment for instruction.
Charge
In- in or on
Tui- to look after
Ion- noun
The power of knowing something immediately without mental effort, quick insight; something known in this way.
Hunch
Tut- to look after
El
Age- noun
Instruction or guidance of an individual; guardianship.
Guidance
Di- two
Chotom
Y- noun
A division into two often contradictory groups; something with qualities that seem to contradict each other.
Difference of opinion
Di- two
Morph- shape
Ic- adjective
Occurring in two distinguishable forms (as of color or size).
Seperate
Du- two
Plex- having part of (noun)
Having two principal elements, double; allowing electronic communication in two directions at the same time.
Double
Du- two
Plicit
Y- noun
Deception by pretending to feel and act one way while acting in another.
Artifice
Bi- two or double
Partisan- belonging to a party (adjective)
Involving members of two political parties.
Amphibian
Bin- two or double
Ary- adjective
Consisting of two things or parts, double; involving a choice between two alternatives.
Double
Bi- two or double
Enni- year
Al- adjective
Occurring every two years; continuing or lasting over two years.
Flower
Bi- two or double
Polar- opposite (adjective)
Having two opposed forces or views; having two poles or opposed points of attraction.
Undulating
