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28 Cards in this Set
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Doc Root Word |
Teach |
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Docent Noun |
A lecturer or teacher at a college or museum. |
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Docile Adjective |
Calm, obedient, easy to teach or train. |
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Doctrine Noun |
A set of beliefs that are taught as truths by a church, a nation, or a group. |
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Indoctrinate Verb |
To teach a particular belief or doctrine so that it is accepted uncritically. |
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Documentary Adjective |
A film or TV program that teaches the facts of an actual event. |
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log Root Word |
Words |
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Epilogue Noun |
Words added at the end of a book, a play, etc. |
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illogical Adjective |
Words that lack sense or reasoning. |
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Logistically Adverb |
Words that relate to the planning or carrying out of a complex operation. |
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Prologue Noun |
Words at the start of a novel, a play, etc. |
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Dialogue Noun |
Words between two or more people. |
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Path Root word |
Feeling, Emotion, Suffer, Disease |
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apathy |
Lack of interest or desire |
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empathize |
To feel empathy |
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empathy |
The ability to understand and share the feelings of others |
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pathetic |
weak, sad, causing pity or pitiful |
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pathogen |
Anything that is capable of producing a disease especially a virus bacteria or micro organism |
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pathologist |
An expert who studies the causes and nature of disease |
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pathos |
a quality in speech writing music events or a scene that causes pity or sadness |
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sym (root word) |
Together or with |
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symbol |
Something that represents a group or a message. |
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symmetric |
Something that is represented equally across a line. |
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symptom |
Sign, cause, effect, of indication of something |
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sympathy |
Sharing with a person’s feelings of sorrow or trouble. |
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syn (root word) |
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synchronize |
To occur or to operate at the same time |
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syntax |
A mess in the coding of a computer, arrangement of words and phrases to make up a sentence. |
