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AMBIDNEXTROUS

(adj) able to use both the left and right hand equally well




A. This word uses the root word ambi, which means around or both.




B. I'm not ambidextrous, but my friend is.

CONCEDE

to admit to defeat or give in

CIVIL

to be kind to or fair

CONTRADICT

(verb) to deny the truth of to be in conflict with.




Root word: contra (against)




Me and my parents are in a contradiction, but we will work it out.

DYSFUNCTIONAL

(adj) not operating normally or properly




dys (difficult, bad)




dysfunctional: powerful : efficient: insufficient

IGNORANT

(adj) lacking knowledge or awareness




gno, know (to know)




dysfunctional: person :: ignorant : business





HOMOGENEOUS

(adj) of the same kind: alike




Me and my best friend are homogeneous, because we like all the same things.

ILLUMINATE

(verb) light up




luc, lum (light)




illuminate: lava lamp:: foretell : future

LIBERATE

(verb) to release or to set free




liber (free)




I feel very stressed about life, but when I read my book, I feel very liberated.

LOGICAL

(adj) with clear reasoning: making sense




log (idea, word, speech)




Antonyms: illogical and irrational

PENDING

(adj) awaiting decision, settlement, or action




pend (hang or weigh)




I'm pending on a growth spurt. (and my crush to ask me out)

MIGRANT

(noun) a person/worker or animal that moves from place to place




migr (move to a new place)




Two different migrant workers are construction workers and gardener

MISINFORM

(verb) to give someone else false or inaccurate information




mis (ill or wrong)




My mom misinformed be when she told me she had cancer, but she lied to me.