Vocab Unit 9 Flashcards
Tort/torq
Latin
To twist
Tortuous, retort, extort
Tortuous
Adjective
Not direct or straightforward
Twisting
Circuitous, straightforward
Retort
Verb
To respond critically or sarcastically
Back
Syn: reply
Extort
Verb
To wrongfully force someone to comply with a demand
Out of
Coarse, coax
Volv/volu
Latin
To roll to run
Valuable, consulates, evolve
Voluble
Adjective
Talkative, given to rapid, abundant speech
Rolling out
Chatty, quiet
Convoluted
Adjective
Having too many twists and turns, too complicated
Together
Tangled, clear
Evolve
Verb
To develop, unfold or change gradually
Out of
Progress, regress
Flex/flect
Latin
To bend
Inflexible,deflect, inflection
Inflexible
Adjective
To changed in character or person
Not
Rigid, flexible
Deflect
Verb
To cause to turn aside or away
Away
Redirect, accept
Inflection
Noun
Change in pitch or tone of voice
In
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Vert/vers
Latin
To turn
Adverse, revert, subvert
Adverse
Adjective
Not helpful, harmful
Against
Unfortunate, conducive
Revert
Verb
To fall back into an old condition
Back
Lapse, improve