Vocab Latin Roots: dic,aud,vis Flashcards
contradict
- to say the opposite of what someone else has said
-to deny the truth
-to say the opposite
dictate
-to speak or read or a person to write down or for a machine to record
-to say or state with power
dictionary
-a reference source that gives information about the meanings, forms, pronunciations, uses, and origins of words listed in alphabetical order
dictator
-a leader who speaks and rules with total power
dictum
-a judge’s ruling or statement
-a statement that expresses a truth universally acknowledged
diction
-the manner in which something is expressed in words (written or spoken)
-pronunciation and enunciation of words in singing
valedictorian
- a student usually with the highest rank in a graduating class and who usually makes a speech at the graduation ceremony
indict
-to charge with an offense or crime
to accuse of wrong doing
audible
-able to be heard
audience
-a group of listeners or spectators
-the act or state of hearing
-a reading, viewing, or listening public
audio
-an audio signal
-the transmission, reception, or reproduction of sound.
auditorium
-part of a theater, hall, or building where the audience sits
audition
-a persons short performance to show their skill level in hopes of being accepted
audiovisual
-using both sight and sound: usually images and music
audiology
-the area of science and medicine that is concerned with the sense of hearing
auditor
-someone who listens attentively
-a person authorized to examine and verify accoun
vision
-the ability to see
-the power to see future events
-something seen in a dream
visible
-able to be seen
-exposed to view
invisible
-not invisible
-not perceptible by the eye
-not able to be recognized or identified
visitor
-one who makes a visit
-a person who visits, for reasons of friendship, business, travel, or the like
revisit
-to visit or go to again
-to consider once more; take up again
- to re-examine
supervisor
-a person who supervises workers or the work done by others
vista
-a distant view as seen from a point or through an opening
provision
-something you bring with you because you see a need for it
-a stock of needed supplies, especially food