ENGLISH IV VOCABULARY UNIT 5.

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ENGLISH IV VOCABULARY UNIT 5

Greek Root - ERG work

Ergonomics (NOUN) The study of working conditions

Ergomania (NOUN) A passion for work

Latin Root - NAT Birth

Neonate (NOUN) A newborn (specifically within the first 28 days of birth)

Greek Root - THESIS A putting down (as in writing down or putting together) of ideas

(Word) Thesis (NOUN) A proposition put forward to be proved

Antithesis (NOUN) The direct opposite

Latin root - STRUCT Build

CONstruct (NOUN) (please note that it’s the noun and NOT the verb) “an image, idea, or theory, especially a complex one formed from a number of simpler elements”

Restructure (VERB) to organize (a system, business, society, etc) in a different way

Latin Root - LUC light

Lucid (ADJ) Bright or shining

Luminescence (NOUN) Light from non-thermal sources