Unit XI Flashcards
Fid
“Latin FIDERE, FISUS “to trust, believe”
Diffident
Adjective; Shy, not assertive; Latin Fid; S: Bashful; A: Confident.
Fidelity
Noun; Faithfulness, lotalty; Latin Fid; S: -; A: Treachery.
Confide
Verb; To trust another with information or a secret; Latin Fid; S: -; A: Conceal.
Fall
“Latin FALLERE, FALSUM “to deceive”
Fallacy
Noun; A misleading or mistaken idea; Latin Fall; S: Misconception; A: Truth.
Fallacious
Adjective; Misleading or deceptive; Latin Fall; S: -; A: -.
Fallible
Adjective; Capable of being mistaken, imperfect; Latin Fall; S: -; A: Infallible, Flawless.
Cred
“Latin CREDERE, CREDITUM “to trust, believe”
Credible
Adjective; Able to be trusted in or believed; Latin Cred; S: Valid; A: Doubtful.
Credence
Noun; Trust or belief; Latin Cred; S: Acceptance; A: Mistrust
Credulity
Noun; Tendency to believe things too quickly or easily; Latin Cred; S: Gullibility; A: Skepticism.
Incredulous
Adjective; Unable to believe in something, amazed; Latin Cred; S: Skeptical; A: Trusting.
Dub
Latin DUBIUS “doubtful” “DUBITARE, DUBITATUM, “to doubt”
Dubious
Adjective; Uncertain, doubtful; Latin Dub; S: Unconvinced; A: Positive.