Sat Words Unit 7

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arid (a)

Back 1

dry

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"earth, moon, and sky"
arere

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astral (a)

Back 2

relating to stars

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"earth, moon, and sky"
astrum

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nautical (a)

Back 3

pertaining to sailing

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"earth, moon, and sky"
naus

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lunar (a)

Back 4

relating to the moon

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"earth, moon, and sky"
luna

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fecund (a)

Back 5

fertile

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"earth, moon, and sky"
fecundus

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fallow (a)

Back 6

unused

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"earth, moon, and sky"

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cosmic (a)

Back 7

relating to the universe

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"earth, moon, and sky"
kosmos

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celestial (a)

Back 8

relating to the sky

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"earth, moon, and sky"
celum

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arable (a)

Back 9

able to be cultivated

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"earth, moon, and sky"
arare

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desiccated (a)

Back 10

arid

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"earth, moon, and sky"

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quagmire (n)

Back 11

swampy

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"earth, moon, and sky"
quag

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aquatic (a)

Back 12

living in water

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"earth, moon, and sky"
aqua

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cultivate (v)

Back 13

to nurture

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"earth, moon, and sky"
cultivus

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paucity (a)

Back 14

scarcity

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paucus
"more or less"

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surfeit (n)

Back 15

an excessive amount

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sur
facere
"more or less"

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copious (a)

Back 16

abundant

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copia
"more or less"

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barren (a)

Back 17

infertile

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"more or less"

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capacious (a)

Back 18

having lots of room

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capax
"more or less"

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scanty (a)

Back 19

meager

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"more or less"

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replete (a)

Back 20

completely filled

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re
plere
"more or less"

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dearth (n)

Back 21

a lack

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"more or less"

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voluninous (a)

Back 22

great size

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volumen
"more or less"

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desolate (a)

Back 23

deserted

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de
solus
"more or less"

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diminutive (a)

Back 24

tiny

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de
minuere
"more or less"

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rarefy (v)

Back 25

to make less dense

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rarus
facere
"more or less"

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rife (a)

Back 26

plentiful

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"more or less"

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meager (a)

Back 27

inadequate

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macer
"more or less"

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eulogy (n)

Back 28

honorific speech at a funeral

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eu
logia
"tough times"

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despondent (a)

Back 29

lacking hope

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de
sperare
"tough times"

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doleful (a)

Back 30

filled with grief

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dolus
ful
"tough times"

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anemic (a)

Back 31

feeble

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a
emia
"tough times"

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malady (n)

Back 32

a disease

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mal
"tough times"

Front 33

anguish (n)

Back 33

extreme suffering

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"tough times"

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dirge (n)

Back 34

a funeral song

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"tough times"

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blight (n)

Back 35

a diseased condition

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"tough times"

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affliction (n)

Back 36

a disorder causing suffering

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ad
fligere
"tough times"

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elegy (n)

Back 37

a poem or song relating to death

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legos
"tough times"

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epitaph (n)

Back 38

an inscription found on a gravestone

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epi
taphos
"tough times"

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doldrums (n)

Back 39

the blues

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dolus
"tough times"

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adversity (n)

Back 40

hardship

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"tough times"

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etymology (n)

Back 41

study of the oragin of words

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etymon
logos
"good learnin'"

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archaeology (n)

Back 42

study of past cultures

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arkhaios
logia
"good learnin'"

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anthropology (n)

Back 43

study of human cultures

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anthros
logia
"good learnin'"

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ethics (n)

Back 44

study of philosophy and moral choices

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ethos
"good learnin'"

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semantics (n)

Back 45

study of the meaning of words and stymbols

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sema
"good learnin'"

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theology (n)

Back 46

study of relition

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thoeos
logia
"good learnin'"

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pathology (n)

Back 47

the study of disease

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pathos
logia
"good learnin'"

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sociology (n)

Back 48

the study of human social bahavior

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socius
logia
"good learnin'"

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entomology (n)

Back 49

teh study of insects

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entomon
logia
"good learnin'"

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genealogy (n)

Back 50

teh study of ancestry

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genea
logia
"good learnin'"

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demographics (n)

Back 51

teh study of statistics relating to human populations

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demos
graphein
"good learnin'"

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oncology (n)

Back 52

study of tumors

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onco
logia
"good learnin'"

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paleontology (n)

Back 53

the study of fossils

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palai
logia
"good learnin'"

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neurology (n)

Back 54

teh study of teh human brain

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neuron
logia
"good learnin'"

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hermit (n)

Back 55

one who perfers to live alone

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ermita
"all alone"

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ostracize (v)

Back 56

to exclude

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"all alone"

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exile (n)

Back 57

a banishment

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ex
"all alone"

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expel (v)

Back 58

to force to leave

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ex
pellere
"all alone"

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recluse (n)

Back 59

hermit

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re
claudere
"all alone"

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isolate (v)

Back 60

to place somethign apart fom everythign else

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insula
"all alone"

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solitude (n)

Back 61

isolation

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solus
"all alone"

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banish (v)

Back 62

to force to leave an area

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"all alone"

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outcast (n)

Back 63

an individual who has been excluded

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"all alone"

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seclusion (n)

Back 64

privacy

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se
claudere
"all alone"

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pariah (n)

Back 65

an outcast

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"all alone"

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relegate (v)

Back 66

to banish

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re
legare
"all alone"

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quarantine (n)

Back 67

a period of isolation

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quaranta
"all alone"

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disseminate (v)

Back 68

to spread info

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dis
seminare
"go forth"

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diverge (v)

Back 69

to go apart

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dis
vergere
"go forth"

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proliferate (v)

Back 70

to grow rapidly

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proles
"go forth"

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amass (v)

Back 71

to accumulate

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"go forth"

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distend (v)

Back 72

to swell

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dis
tendere
"go forth"

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propagate (v)

Back 73

to cause to multiply

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pro
"go forth"

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inundate (v)

Back 74

to flood

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in
undare
"go forth"

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diffuse (v)

Back 75

to spread out

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dis
fundere
"go forth"

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germinate (v)

Back 76

to grow

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germen
"go forth"

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disperse (v)

Back 77

to spread apart

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dis
spargere
"go forth"

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rampant (a)

Back 78

growing out of control

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ramper
"go forth"

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dissipate (v)

Back 79

to scatter

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dis
supare
"go forth"

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saturate (v)

Back 80

to fill completely

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satur
"go forth"

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annex (v)

Back 81

to attach

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ad
nectare
"even more"

Front 82

addendum (n)

Back 82

something added

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ad
"even more"

Front 83

postscript (n)

Back 83

a message added after (PS)

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post
scriber
"even more"

Front 84

epilogue (n)

Back 84

an extra chapteer

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epi
logia
"even more"

Front 85

append (v)

Back 85

to add on

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ad
pendere
"even more"

Front 86

adjunct (a)

Back 86

added in a subordinate capacity

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ad
jungere
"even more"

Front 87

augment (v)

Back 87

to add onto

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augere
"even more"

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cession (n)

Back 88

the act of surrendering

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cessare
"even more"

Front 89

affix (v)

Back 89

to attach

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ad
figere
"even more"

Front 90

appropriate (v)

Back 90

to take another's something as your own

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ad
proprius
"even more"

Front 91

encore (n)

Back 91

extra performance

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encore
"even more"

Front 92

appendix (n)

Back 92

suplementary material

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ad
pendere
"even more"

Front 93

supplement (v)

Back 93

to add something

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supplere
"even more"