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Unit 7

What do these have in common? hydroplane dehydrate hydrant hydroponics

Hydra/Hydro Definition- water Origin- Greek Examples- hydroponics, hydrant

What do these have in common? synchronous chronicle chronic chronological

Chron Definition- time Origin- Greek Examples- chronological, chronic

What do these have in common? intoxicate detox toxins nontoxic

Tox Definition- poison Origin- Greek Examples- nontoxic, toxins

What do these have in common? sociopath empathetic pathogen sympathy

Path Definition- suffering, feeling, disease Origin- Greek Examples- pathogens, sympathy

What do these have in common? philanthropy anthropology anthropic anthropologist

Anthro Definition- human-being Origin- Greek Examples- anthropology, anthropologist