Unit 4 Vocab. Flashcards

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VIA

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Latin “road, way”; viaduct, impervious, deviate, obviate

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viaduct

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n. “a bridge that carries a road or railroad over a valley”;L. ductum “leading”

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impervious

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adj. “unable to be affected”; L. in- “not”; synonym: invulnerable

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deviate

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v. “to depart, especially from a path or plan”; L. de- “off, away from”; synonym: stray antonym: continue

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obviate

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v. “to make unnecessary; to avoid”; L. ob- “in the way of”; synonym: prevent

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FER

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Latin “to carry, to bring”;defer, deference, confer, inference, proffer, proliferate

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defer

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v. “(1)To put aside until late” v. “(2)v. To yield respectfully”; L. de- “off, away”; Synonym: postpone Antonym: hasten

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deference

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n. “act or practice of yielding to another’s authority”; Synonym: submission Antonym: rebellion

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confer

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v. “(1)To discuss something else; consult” v. “(2)To bestow”; L. con- “together”

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inference

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n. “A conclusion not directly provided by evidence, but able to be drawn from the facts at hand”; L. in- “in”

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proffer

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v. “To present or offer”; L. pro- “forward”; Antonym: withhold

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proliferate

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v. “To increase greatly in number; multiply”; L. proles- “offspring”; Synonym: reproduce

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PORT

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Latin “to carry, to bring”; comportment, purported

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comportment

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n. “Manner in which one acts or behaves”; L. com- “together”; Synonym: demeanor

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purported

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adj. “Claimed as true, but probably false”; L. pro- “forward”; Synonym: alleged Antonym: definite

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