Greek And Latin Roots Unit 1-2 Flashcards

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Provincial

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Limited in knowledge of the world;narrow-minded

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Evince

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To establish;to reflect the truth of

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Ducere,Ductum

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To lead

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Conducive

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Supportive;encouraging;helping to bring about

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Induce

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To leads toward some action

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Deduce

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To draw a conclusion from fact;to infer

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Trahere,Tractum

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To drag

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Protracted

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Extended in time;prolonged

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Intractable

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Stubborn;obstinate;hard to move forward

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Retract

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To draw back;withdraw

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Petere,petitum

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To seek aggressively,to assail,to rush

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Petulant

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Iritable or short tempered

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Impetuous

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Acting passionately and without forethought

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Impetus

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That which drives one; momentum

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Frangere,Fractum

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To break

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Fractious

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Tending to argue to cause discord

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Infraction

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Minor violation of a rule or law

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Infringe

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To intrude on an area belonging to another,or trespass

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Caedere,Cisum

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Excise

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To cut out of;remove

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Incisive

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Sharply cutting; direct and powerful

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Concise

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Brief and straightforward

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Teamenein

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Tome

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A large and serious book

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Epitome
The best or most typical example
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Dichotomy
Two opposite parts of one whole
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Anatomy
The structure or parts, taken as a whole
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Pungere,Punctum
To sting,pierce
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Compunction
Feeling of regret or remorse
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Punctilious
Paying strict attention to detail;extremely careful
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Pungent
Stinging or biting,especially in taste or smell
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Invincible
Unable to be conquered