Unit 6 Flashcards

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{ab}

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from

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{ad}

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toward, to, forward

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{ex/e}

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out

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{in}

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in, into

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{duce/duct}

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lead, take

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{err}

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wander

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{hes/here}

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stick

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{it}

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go

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{ject}

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throw

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{tract}

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draw, pull

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suffix {ed}

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forms the past tense (shows past time)

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synonym for aberrant

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unusual

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synonym for brought forward

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adduced

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{tain}

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hold

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asterisk (star*)

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signals imaginary form, invented to prove a point

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{bibe}

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drink

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when are the prefixes {ex/ef/e} used

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{ex}: used most of the time (ex: exit)
{ef}: always used before /f/ and only before /f/ (ex: effusive)
{e}: used in a few words (ex: eject)
Note: you cannot always predict whether the form will be {e} or {ex}

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{fus}

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pour, gush

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19
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{viscer}

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intestines

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{mit/miss}

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send, let go

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{apt}

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fit, fasten

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assimilation

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technical word for the change of allomorphs depending upon the bases beginning.

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{ced/cede/ceed/cess}

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go, come

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{flu}

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flow

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{gress}
step, move
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{loc}
place
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{nounce}
proclaim
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{petit}
seek, desire
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{sume}
take
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{tract}
pull, drag
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{di/dis}
away, away from
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{pro}
forward
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{re}
back, backwards, again
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{trans}
across
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Egress
an exit, or way out
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{ante}
before
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{con}
together with (or it intensifies)
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{inter}
between
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{pre}
before
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{se}
away, apart
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Latin {linqu}
leave
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{rupt}
break
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{anti}
against
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{cure}
care
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{pose}
put, place
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{circum}
around (ex: circumference)
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{de}
down (ex: deference)
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{dis/dif}
apart (ex: difference)
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{in}
in (ex: infer)
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{sub/suf}
under (ex: suffering)
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{post}
after (of time), behind (of place) (ex: postdate or posterior)
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{super}
above (ex: superman and superhuman)
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{extra}
without, outside
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{intra}
within
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{intro}
into, inward
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{retro}
back
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{mur}
wall
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intravenous
solution injected within the veins
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{non}
does not
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{litera}
letter
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{in, im, il, ir}
not (ex: impose, infer)
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{lumin}
light
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{infra}
below
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{per}
through
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{preter}
beyond, more than
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{ultra}
beyond
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{ambula}
walk
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{col}
strain
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{labor}
work
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innocuous
1. Having no adverse effect; harmless. | 2. Not likely to offend or provoke to strong emotion; insipid.
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inoculate
To introduce a serum, vaccine, or antigenic substance into (the body of a person or animal), especially to produce or boost immunity to a specific disease.
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ingenious
1. Marked by inventive skill and imagination. | 2. Having or arising from an inventive or cunning mind; clever
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ingenuous
1. Lacking in cunning, guile, or worldliness; artless. | 2. Openly straightforward or frank; candid
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pro forma
done as a formality, for the sake of appearance
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de jure
according to law, by right
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ad hoc
(formed) for the purpose
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in absentia
while or although not present
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ante meridiem
before noon
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{-sis}
break up
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{stoma/stome/stomat}
mouth
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{soma/somat}
body
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{chroma/chrome/chrom(o)}
color
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{dy}
slip
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{neur(o)}
nerve
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{scler(o)}
hardening
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{necr(o)}
corpse
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{trich(o)}
hair
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Heroes who journey to the underworld
odysseus, orpheus, heracles, aeneas
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Who was the beginning in Greek creation?
Chaos (confusion, vacuum; originally meaning nothingness)
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Who was born from Chaos?
Gaea (earth)
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Who was born from Gaea?
Uranus (sky)
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Who did Gaea and Uranus create?
Titans, cyclopse, hundred-handers
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How did Gaea defeat Uranus?
Made a scythe of adamant and gave it to her son Cronus, who castrates Uranus, and then the titans are born
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Difference between Cronus and Chronus?
Cronus is Gaea's son and Chronus is time
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terra/geo
earth
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{fer}
Carry
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Recidivist
French: relapsed criminal | Medieval Latin: to relapse into sin
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Influenza
Middle Latin: meaning influence | Modern meaning: sickness
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Jingoism
England(British) during Russo-Turkish war Etymologically: song; supporters of British government policy towards Russia Modern meaning: an attitude of belligerent nationalism
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Nickname
Late Middle English Etymologically: an additional name Modern: substituted name
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Ostracized
Greek Etymologically: Postherd or tile; piece of pottery To exclude from a group
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{gen}
Birth, come to be
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{firm}
Steady, stable
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{laps}
Slip, fall
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{di}
Away
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{lu/luv/lit/lav}
Wash
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{gon(o)}
Seed, sexual generation
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{org(o)/erg(o)}
Work
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Titanic
Something powerful like titans
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Adamant
Unyielding inflexible
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Id
Source of raw erotic desire in a human
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Ego
Sense of self that a person has
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Superego
Inhibitions that arose from arise from internalizing the inhibitions represented by the father
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Italian {anti}
Before
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{iatr(o)}
Doctor
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Animus
Conscious, emotional mind
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Magnanimous
Big minded
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Pusillanimous
Small minded
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Equanimity
Level mindedness
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{hyster}
Womb
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{Luna}
Moon
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{schizo}
Split
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{phren}
Mind, diaphragm
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{Ment}
Mind
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{via}
Path, road, journey