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doc (the root word)

verb, to teach

docent

noun, a guide, one who gives tours for museum, or it means a lecturer or a teacher at a college or a museum




The museum docent was a volunteer who enjoyed teaching others what she knew about seventeenth century paintings.

docile

adj, one who is obedient, easy to teach or train




I would prefer to own a docile dog than one that is not obedient.

doctrine

noun what is taught as true by chruch, set of beliefs or teachings




Alyssa’s parents follow a political doctrine, but Alyssa does not share the same set of beliefs.

indoctrinate

verb, to teach a particular belief or doctrine so that it is accepted uncritically




It takes weeks to indoctrinate a new staff writer at the newspaper, training the person in all that needs to be known.

documentary

noun, film or tv program that teaches the facts of an actual event




After watching the documentary about WWII, I learned many new things that I did not know.

log (the root word)

noun, words





epilogue

noun, the words added after a novel, play, poem, ect.




The book was so good that I read it straight through, from the prologue, the note at the beginning, t the epilogue at the end.

illogical

adj, words that lack reasoning, or are foolish, not logical




Because she loves that performer, it’s illogical to think that Janice won’t want to go to the concert.





logistically

adverb words of planning a complex operation




Logistically, this moving plan is a nightmare! It’s just not organized.





prologue

noun words at the start of a novel or play, introductory words




The book was so good that I read it straight through, from the prologue, the note at the beginning, t the epilogue at the end.

dialogue

noun Words of speech between two or more people




The dialogue, or conversation, between the two characters in the story that I was reading allowed me to learn more about their personalities.