English Honors Root Words

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Ignominy

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Shame / Dishonor (Not Name)

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Onym Onoma Nomin

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Name

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I could _____ joined the club.

Back 3

Have

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My clothes are Loose/Lose

Back 4

Loose

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Nat

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To be born

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Naivete

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Unexperienced Innocence

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Innate

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Having at birth

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The Suffix _____

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Determines the part of speech.

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What is an Intense prefix?

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An intense prefix intensifies a word

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Can a root stand on its own?

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NO

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I think the team will loose/lose

Back 11

Lose

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Apologize means

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Make amends Make an excuse

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Exquisite

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Much beauty, arouses delight, intense pain/perception

Makes you want it

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Quir Quer Quest Quis

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Seek ask or gain

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Assimilated prefix is _____.

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Spelled differently based on the root

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What carries the meaning of a word?

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The root

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A prefix acts as a ____.

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Preposition

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Anonymous

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Without name Unknown name

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Toward is from what country?

Back 19

America

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Towards is from what country?

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Britain

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Log

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Speech, reason, word, study of

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Solv Solut Lys Lyz

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To loosen

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Absolve

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To hold clear of guilt or blame

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Irresolute

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Unsure of how to act or proceed, Undecided

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Occasionally

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Every now and then, from time to time

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Pet

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To seek, rush at, to aim at

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Cad

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To fall or die

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Impetuous

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Having sudden, forceful energy or emotion, unthinking boldness or haste

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Perpetuate

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To cause to continue indefinitely, to preserve in memory, immoratalize

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Hypocrite

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One who says one thing and means another

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Accidentally

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Having by chance, occurring unintentionally or unexpectedly

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Cern Cert Cret Crit

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To sift, judge, or decide

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Between you and ____

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Me

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Discretely

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Distinguishable from others, Distinctly

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Discreetly

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Done with sensitivity, Tactfully

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Amount is used when you (can/can't) count something?

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Can't

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Number is used when you (can/can't) count something?

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Can

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I (Passed/Past) the ball.

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Passed

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(Who/Whom)?

_____ passed the ball to David?

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Who

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(Who/Whom)?

You were talking to _____?

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Whom

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Kind of/Sort of or Rather

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Rather

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Disconcerting

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Disturbing the composure of; causing a person to be distredded.

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Devon Salvin Period 4

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Devon Salvin Period 4

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Proto Prin Prim

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First earliest leader cheif

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Vert Vers

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To turn

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Sal Sail Sult Saul

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To leap or jump

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Mon Monstr

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To warn, show, point out, advise

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Fin Finit

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Boundary, Limit

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Exult

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To rejoice

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Exalt

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Hold in high regard, speak kindly of

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Ced, Ceed, Cess, Cest

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to go, to yeild, to withdraw

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Compliment

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to express prais or admiration

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Complement

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To complete, goes well with

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Imminent

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About to happen

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Eminent

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Standing above others, of high rank

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Principle

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A law, basic truth, or standard

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Principal

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Highest in importance, rank, or worth

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Is "try to" correct

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Yes

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Is "try and" correct

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No

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Everything will be ______

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all right

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Is (alright) a real word?

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No

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Is (all right) a real term?

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Yes