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17 Cards in this Set
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symptom noun
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a sign or an indication of something
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symmetric adjective
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even on both sides; one side is a mirror image of the other
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sym (root word)
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Greek prefix that means together or with (another way to spell syn)
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pathetic adjective |
pitiful; worthless; weak; lame; causing pity
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syntax noun
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the way in which the words and phrases of a sentence are arranged to show how they are related to each other
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sympathy noun
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sharing with a person’s feelings of sorrow or trouble
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syn (root word)
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Greek prefix that means together or with (another way to spell sym)
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pathogen noun
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anything capable of producing a disease, especially a virus, bacteria, or a microorganism
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empathize verb
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to feel empathy; to understand and share someone’s feelings
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symbol noun
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something that stands for or represents something else
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path (root word) |
Greek root that means feeling, emotion, suffer, or disease
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empathy noun
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the ability to understand someone’s feelings
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synchronize verb
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when something occurs at the same time
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pathos noun
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the quality in speech, writing, music, events, or a scene that causes pity or sadness
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pathologist noun
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an expert in the study of causes and natures of disease
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apathy noun
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lack of interest or desire
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synthetic adjective
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something that is artificially made; fake
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