Unit 17

Question 0

Impute

Answer 0

Verb
To assign blame or responsibility for.
Synonyms: attribute
Antonyms: vindicate

Question 1

Put

Answer 1

Latin Putare Putatum
to think
Examples: impute, dispute, disreputable.

Question 2

Dispute

Answer 2

Verb. To disagree with
Synonyms: deny
Antonyms: agree
Noun A disagreement or argument.
Synonyms: argument
Antonyms: agreement

Question 3

Disreputable

Answer 3

Adjective
Not respectable, having a bad reputation.
Synonyms: notorious
Antonyms: respectable

Question 4

Nota

Answer 4

Latin Notare, Notatum
to note
Examples: connotation, denotation, annotation.

Question 5

Connotation

Answer 5

Noun
An image or idea associated with a word.
Synonyms: overtone

Question 6

Denotation

Answer 6

Noun

The dictionary definition of a word.

Question 7

Annotate

Answer 7

Verb

To explain or discuss through a note.

Question 8

Ratio

Answer 8

Latin Ratio
reason
Examples: irrational, rationale, rationalize.

Question 9

Irrational

Answer 9

Adjective
Not based on reason or logic.
Synonyms: illogical
Antonyms: reasonable, rational

Question 10

Rationale

Answer 10

Noun

A reason for doing something, explanation.

Question 11

Rationalize

Answer 11

Verb
Justify, give reason for.
Synonyms: excuse

Question 12

Sci

Answer 12

Latin Scire
To know
Examples: conscientious, unconscionable, prescient.

Question 13

Conscientious

Answer 13

Adjective
Diligent and careful
Antonyms: careless

Question 14

Unconscionable

Answer 14

Adjective
Not obeying moral laws, unscrupulous.
Antonyms: principled

Question 15

Prescient

Answer 15

Adjective
Showing knowledge of events before they happen.
Synonyms: far-sighted
Antonyms: rash