vocab test 2 Flashcards by Ntinyari Miriti | Brainscape

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dictum (n.)

A

A formal or authoritative statement

Latin: Dic/Dict

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affable (adj.)

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Easy to converse with; friendly

Latin: Fa

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edict (n.)

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An official order

Latin: Dic/Dict

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enunciate (v.)

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To pronounce or articulate

Latin: Nunc/Nounc

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indict (v.)

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To charge with a crime; accuse

Latin: Dic/Dict

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ineffable (adj.)

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Unutterable, indescribable

Latin: Fa

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infantile (adj.)

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Childish; immature

Latin: Fa

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invoke (v.)

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To call on for support

Latin: Voc/Vok

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pronouncement (n.)

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A declaration of opinion; judgement

Latin: Nunc/Nounce

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provocative (adj.)

A

Causing disturbance or excitement.

Latin: Voc/Vok

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renounce (v.)

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To reject by declaration

Latin: Nunc/Nounce

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revoke (v.)

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To make invalid; deactivate

Latin: Voc/Vok

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