Unit 4 Flashcards
VIA
Latin, “road, way” viaduct, impervious, deviate, obviate
Viaduct
noun, A bridge that carries a road or railroad over a valley
Impervious
adj. unable to be affected, syn: invulnerable
Deviate
verb, to depart, especially a path or plan, syn: stray, ant: continue
Obviate
verb, to make unnecessary; to avoid, syn: prevent
FER
Latin “to carry, to bring”, defer, deference, confer, inference, proffer, proliferate,
Defer
verb, (1) to put aside till later, verb, (2) To yield respectfully, syn: postpone, ant: hasten
Deference
noun, act or practice of yielding to another’s authority, syn: submission, ant: rebellion
Confer
v. (1) to discuss something with someone else; consult, v. (2) to bestow
Inference
noun, a conclusion not directly provided by evidence, but able to be drawn by facts at hand
Proffer
verb, to present or offer, ant: withhold
Prolifferate
verb, to increase greatly in number, multiply, syn: reproduce
Port
Latin “to carry, to bring” comportment, purported
Comportment
noun, manner in which one acts or behaves, syn: demeanor
Purported
adj. Claimed as true, but probably false, syn: alleged, ant: definite