Vocab Lesson 4,5,6 Def+Latin Roots

Front 1

Complicity

Back 1

accomplice in a crime

Front 2

Com

Back 2

together

Front 3

plicare

Back 3

to fold

Front 4

deploy

Back 4

to station systematically over an area

Front 5

dis

Back 5

indicating reversal

Front 6

explicate

Back 6

to explain, make clear

Front 7

ex

Back 7

out

Front 8

implicate

Back 8

to involve or connect incriminatingly

Front 9

in

Back 9

in

Front 10

implicit

Back 10

implied or understood although not expressed

Front 11

inexplicable

Back 11

incapable of being explained

Front 12

ex

Back 12

out

Front 13

plight

Back 13

a situation of difficulty

Front 14

plit

Back 14

fold; condition

Front 15

replica

Back 15

a coy or reproduction a work of art

Front 16

re

Back 16

back

Front 17

replicate

Back 17

to duplicate, copy, repeat

Front 18

supple

Back 18

readily bent

Front 19

sub

Back 19

under

Front 20

aspersion

Back 20

a damaging or false statement

Front 21

ad

Back 21

toward

Front 22

spargere

Back 22

to strew

Front 23

deprecate

Back 23

to express disapproval of

Front 24

de

Back 24

against

Front 25

precari

Back 25

to pray

Front 26

deride

Back 26

to laugh at in scorn. mock

Front 27

de

Back 27

DOWN

Front 28

RIDERE

Back 28

TO LAUGH

Front 29

execrable

Back 29

extremely inferior

Front 30

ostracize

Back 30

to banish or exclude from a group

Front 31

ostrakon

Back 31

a pottery fragment

Front 32

rebuke

Back 32

to criticize or reprimand sharply and sternly

Front 33

scurrilous

Back 33

using or expressed in vulgar and abusive language

Front 34

scurrilis

Back 34

jeering

Front 35

spurn

Back 35

to reject or refuse disdainfully

Front 36

spurnan

Back 36

to kick

Front 37

vitriolic

Back 37

bitterly severe

Front 38

vituperation

Back 38

sustained and bitter attack

Front 39

vitium

Back 39

fault. vice

Front 40

accommodating

Back 40

willing to help

Front 41

ad

Back 41

to

Front 42

commodus

Back 42

suitable

Front 43

accord

Back 43

agreement; harmony

Front 44

cor

Back 44

heart

Front 45

acquiesce

Back 45

to consent or comply passively or without protest

Front 46

quiescere

Back 46

to rest

Front 47

adamant

Back 47

firm and unyielding in purpose

Front 48

adamas

Back 48

hard metal. diamond

Front 49

camaraderie

Back 49

a spirit of loyalty, mutual trust

Front 50

camarade

Back 50

comrade

Front 51

compliance

Back 51

a act of doing as another wishes or yielding to a request

Front 52

complere

Back 52

to complete

Front 53

propitiate

Back 53

to prevent or reduce the anger of

Front 54

propitius

Back 54

favorable

Front 55

tractable

Back 55

easily managed or controlled

Front 56

tractare

Back 56

to manage

Front 57

voition

Back 57

an act of willing, choosing, or deciding

Front 58

velle

Back 58

to wish

Front 59

willfulness

Back 59

unreasonable stubbornness

Front 60

willen

Back 60

to intend to