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8 Cards in this Set
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rid-, ridi-, risi-
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L/G: Latin
Def: laugh, laugh at. English Words: deride- treat or speak of with contempt. ridicule- language/behavior intended to mock/humiliate. risible-amusing: arousing/provoking laughter |
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prob-, proba-, prov-
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L/G: Latin
Def: good, honest, test, demonstrate. English Words: reprove-to scold /correct usually gently/with kindly intent improbable-not likely to be true/to occur/to have occurred |
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a-, an-
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L/G: Greek
Def: without, not, lack of. English Words: atheist- someone who denies the existence of god. atonic-characterized by a lack of tonus(the normal tension of a muscle at rest). analgesic-a medicine used to relieve pain. |
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path-, -path, -pathology
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L/G: Greek
Def: feeling, disease, suffering, treatment of disease English Words: apathetic-showing little or no emotion or animation. myopathy-any pathology of the muscles that is not attributable to nerve dysfunction. |
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pass-, pat-
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L/G: Latin
Def: suffering, feeling, enduring English Words: impassive-having/revealing little emotion/sensibility. passion-a strong feeling or emotion. dispassion-objectivity and detachment |
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-fer, -ferous
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L/G: Latin
Def: bear, carry, produce, bring English Words: indifferent-marked by a lack of interest. crucifer-any of various plants of the family Cruciferae. deferment- act of putting off to a future time. |
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calor-, cal-, cale-
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L/G: Latin
Def: heat, warm, related to cast English Words: nonchalant-marked by blithe unconcern. cauldron-a very large pot that is used for boiling. calorie-( Abbr. cal ) Any of several approximately equal units of heat, each measured as the quantity of heat required to raise the temperature. |
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mot-, -motile
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L/G: Latin
Def: move, motion English Words: remote-located far away spatially. motility-ability to move spontaneously and independently. emotive-affectional: characterized by emotion. |