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doc |
teach (latin root) |
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docent |
noun; 1. a lecturer or a teacher at a college or university 2. a guide specifically one who gives tours at a museum |
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docile |
adjective; easy to teach or train, obedient |
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doctrine |
noun; what is taught as true by a church, nation or group/teachings or beliefs |
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indoctrinate |
verb; to teach a particular belief or doctrine so it is accepted uncritically |
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documentary |
noun; a film or tv program that teaches the facts of an actual event |
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log |
words (greek root) |
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epilogue |
noun; the words that are added after the end of a novel, poem, play, etc.. |
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illogical |
adjective; the words that are contrary to the principles to sound and reasoning, they are not logical, they are foolish |
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logistically |
adverb; words that are relating to the planning and the carrying out of a complex operation |
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prologue |
noun; introductory words in a novel or play |
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dialogue |
noun; the words between two or more people |
