Unit 2 Flashcards
Fract/Fring/Frang
to break
latin
fractious, infraction, infringe
Cis
cut, kill
latin
excise, incisive, concise
Tom
to cut
greek
tome, epitome, dichotomy, anatomy
Punct
to sting, pierce
latin
compunctious, punctilious, pungent
fractious
adjective tending to argue or cause discord L fract cross, peevish amiable
Infraction
noun
minor violation of a rule or law
L intensifier + fractum
transgression
Infringe
verb
to trespass
L intensifier + frangere
Excise
verb
to cut out of, remove
L out of + cisum
expunge
Incisive
adjective sharply cutting L into + cisum keen dull
Concise
adjective brief straight forward L with + cisum terse rambling
Tome
noun
a large and serious book
G temnein
Epitome
noun
the best or most typical example
G upon + temnein
embodiment
Dichotomy
noun
two opposite parts of one whole
G two + temnein
Anatomy
noun
the structure or parts, taken as a whole
G up + temnein
Compunction
noun
feeling of regret or remorse
L intensifier + punctum
penitence