Word Roots

Question 0

Amoral

Answer 0

neither moral nor immoral; without moral quality

Question 1

root: A

Answer 1

without; amoral(neither moral nor immoral), atheist(one without the belief in god), atypical(not typical), anonymous(of unknown authorship), apathy(lack of interest or emotion), atrophy(the wasting away of body tissue), anomaly(an irregularity), agnostic(one who questions the existence of god)

Question 2

Athiest

Answer 2

one who does not believe in god; lacking belief in god

Question 3

Atypical

Answer 3

not typical; lacking typicalness/typical qualities

Question 4

Anonymous

Answer 4

of unknown authorship or origin; without known origan

Question 5

Apathy

Answer 5

lack of interest or emotion; without interest

Question 6

Atrophy

Answer 6

the wasting away of body tissue; without exercise

Question 7

Anomoly

Answer 7

an irregularity; without regular characteristics

Question 8

Agnostic

Answer 8

one who questions the existence of god; without knowledge of god’s existence

Question 9

AB/ABS

Answer 9

of, away from, apart, down; abduct(to take by force), abhor(to hate, detest), abolish(to do away with/make void), abstract(conceived apart from concrete realities/specific objects/actual instances), abnormal(deviating from a standard), abdicate(to renounce/relinquish throne), abstinence(forbearance from indulgence of appetite), abstruse( hard to understand/secret/hidden)

Question 10

Abduct

Answer 10

to take by force

Question 11

Abhor

Answer 11

to hate, detest

Question 12

Abolish

Answer 12

to do away with, make void

Question 13

Abstract

Answer 13

conceived apart from realities, specific objects, or actual instances

Question 14

Abnormal

Answer 14

deviating from a standard; away from the norm

Question 15

Abdicate

Answer 15

to renounce or relinquish a throne; step away from/be apart from throne

Question 16

Abstinence

Answer 16

forbearance from any indulgence of appetite; away from gluttony & trivial satisfaction

Question 17

Abstruse

Answer 17

hard to understand; secret, hidden; apart from known understanding

Question 18

AC/ACR

Answer 18

sharp, bitter; acid(something that is sharp/sour/ill-natured), acute(sharp at the end/ending in a point), acerbic(sour/astringent in taste/ harsh in temper), acrid(sharp or biting to taste/smell), acrimonious(caustic/stinging/bitter in nature), exacerbate(to increase bitterness/violence/aggravate)

Question 19

Acid

Answer 19

something that is sharp, sour, or ill-natured

Question 20

Acute

Answer 20

sharp at the end; ending in a point

Question 21

Acerbic

Answer 21

Sour or astringent in taste; harsh in temper

Question 22

Acrid

Answer 22

sharp or biting to the taste or smell

Question 23

Acrimonious

Answer 23

caustic, stinging, or bitter in nature

Question 24

Exacerbate

Answer 24

to increase bitterness or violence; aggravate