Latin and Greek roots Book Three: Unit Five.

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Latin and Greek roots Book Three: Unit Five

1. LEGA: Latin for “to appoint, to send on a mission, to charge with”

2. LEGACY: Body of ideas, achievements, and morals Synonym: heritage The crooked judge, retiring today, leaves behind a legacy of dishonesty and corruption.

3. DELEGATE: To divide up, especially responsibilities Synonym: designate Our mom always delegates the easiest chores, like taking out the trash, to our little sister.

4. ACT/AG: Latin for “to do, act”

5. AGENDA: Plan of action; purpose Synonym: program Antonym: clueless Most people who travel abroad have an agenda.

6. PROACTIVE: Seeking to solve a problem before it occurs Gwen, who was very proactive, had a full time job before she even graduated college.

7. EXACTING: Demanding perfection; strict Synonym: picky Antonym: lenient The exacting coach sometimes kept the team after practice for hours to practice a single play.

8. PULS/PEL: LATIN FOR “to push”

9. REPULSION: Desire to avoid, disgust Synonym: horror Antonym: attraction Many people view blood as well as protruding bones and muscles with repulsion.

10. DISPEL: To scatter about; break up Synonym: banish Antonym: gather Police officers were sent in to dispel the crowd after the new store began giving out hundred dollar bills to the first 100 customers.

11. PROPEL: To cause to move towards Synonym: push Antonym: static A strong wind propelled the toy boat across the lake.

12. LAT: LATIN FOR “brought, carried”

13. RELATIVE: Dependent upon The number of people at the beach on any given day is relative to the weather and the season.

14. SUPERLATIVE: Excellent; above all others Synonym: superior Antonym: inferior Most people who study the English language consider Shakespeare to be the most superlative playwright.

15. DILATE: To widen The surgeon dilated the opening of Anthony’s windpipe so he could breathe better.

ASSIGNMENT Select 10 vocabulary words and use them in a sentence. Make sure you underline the vocabulary word and follow the correct rules of punctuation when you write your sentences. Your sentences are due at the end of class. 