Unit 2

Question 1

enunciate

Answer 1

e, “out of,” + nuntiatum, “to announce” = to announce out of

(v.) To announce or articulate

Question 2

renounce

Answer 2

re, “back,” + nuntiatum, “to announce” = to go back on an announcement

(v.) To reject by declaration

Question 3

pronouncement

Answer 3

pro, “forth,” + nuntiatum, “to announce” = to announce forth

(n.) A declaration of opinion; judgement

Question 4

invoke

Answer 4

in, “on,” + vocare, “ to call” = to call on

(v.) To call on for support

Question 5

provocative

Answer 5

pro, “forth,” + vocare, “to call” = to call forth (emotions)

(adj.) Causing disturbance or excitement

Question 6

revoke

Answer 6

re, “back,” + vocare, “to call” = to call back

(v.) To make invalid; deactivate

Question 7

ineffable

Answer 7

in, “not,” + ex, “out of,” + fari, “to speak” = not able to be spoken

(adj.) Unutterable, indescribable

Question 8

infantile

Answer 8

in, “not,” + fari, “to speak” = not able to speak

(adj.) Childish, immature

Question 9

affable

Answer 9

ad, “towards,” + fari, “to speak” = to speak toward

(adj.) Easy to converse with; friendly

Question 10

edict

Answer 10

e, “out of,” + dictum, “to say, to tell” = to speak out (officially)

(n.) An official order

Question 11

indict

Answer 11

in, “against,” + dictum, “to say, to tell” = to speak against

(v.) To charge with a crime; accuse

Question 12

dictum

Answer 12

dictum, “to say, to tell” = having been said

(n.) A formal or authoritative statement