Vocab List 7 Flashcards
highly skilled
adept
having a tendency to attack; taking initiative
aggressive
an influenced preference
bias
to disguise ones true feelings or intentions
dissimulate
appearing to be true
plausible
to advise against
dissuade
prior to a more important event or action
preliminary
a plan offered for consideration
proposition
a search usually involving a journey
quest
to provide service for an employer or client
valet
root meaning to send, to let go
mit(t), mis(s)
equal on both sides of a central dividing line; the result of balanced proportions
symmetry
able to change
variable
root meaning to place, to put
pon, pos(it), pound
root meaning to ask, to seek
quir, quisit, quest
when should you double the final consonant before a suffix beginning with a vowel
- the word has only one syllable / accented on the last syllable AND the word ends in a single consonant preceded by a single vowel
when should you NOT double the final consonant before a suffix
- last syllable isn’t accented OR the word does not end in a single consonant preceded by a single vowel