Unit 4 Flashcards

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VIA

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Latin
“road, way”
Viaduct, impervious, deviate, obviate

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Viaduct

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noun 
A bridge that carries a road or railroad over a valley 
via + ductum
Synonym: bridge 
Antonym: subway
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IMPERVIOUS

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adjective 
 Unable to be affected
 “not,” + per
synonym: invulnerable
antonym: vulnerable
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DEVIATE

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verb
 To depart, especially from a path or plan
“off, away from,” + via
synonym: stray 
antonym: continue
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OBVIATE

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Verb 
To make unnecessary; to avoid 
“in the way of,” + via
synonym: prevent
antonym: allow
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FER

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Latin
“to carry, to bring”
defer, deference, confer, inference, proffer, proliferate

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DEFER

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verb
(1) To put aside until later (2) To yield respectfully 
 “off, away,” + ferre
synonym: postpone
antonym: hasten
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DEFERENCE

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noun
Act or practice of yielding to another’s authority
synonym: submission
antonym: rebellion

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CONFER

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verb
(1) To discuss something with someone else; consult (2) To bestow 
“together" + ferre
synonym: consult
antonym: abort
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Inference

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noun
A conclusion not directly provided by evidence, but able to be drawn from the facts at hand
"in" + ferre
synonym: assumption
antonym: unexpected
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PROFFER

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Verb 
To present or offer 
"forward,” + ferre
synonym: give
antonym: withhold
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PROLIFERATE

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verb
To increase greatly in number; multiply 
“offspring,” + ferre
synonym: reproduce 
antonym: to go exinct
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PORT

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latin
“to carry, to bring”
comportment, purported

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COMPORTMENT

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noun
 Manner in which one acts or behaves 
 “together,” + portare
synonym: demeanor
antonym: temperament
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PURPORTED

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adjective
Claimed as true, but probably false 
“forward,” + portare
synonym: alleged
antonym: definite
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