Latin Roots: Ject / Struct to throw or put / to build or assemble

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Latin Roots: Ject / Struct to throw or put / to build or assemble Vocabulary Construction – Unit 16 Latin Roots: Ject / Struct to throw or put / to build or assemble by Marcia Timmel Art by Phillip Martin

1. projector 1. (n) equipment for putting images on a screen

(v) to interrupt with a comment 2. interject (v) to interrupt with a comment

3. dejected 3. (adj) very unhappy

4. structure 4. (n) something built or assembled

5. (n) a dose of drug put in the body with a syringe; adding something 5. injection 5. (n) a dose of drug put in the body with a syringe; adding something

6. (v) to build or create something. 6. construct 6. (v) to build or create something.

7. (v) to block something; to slow down 7. obstruct 7. (v) to block something; to slow down

8. (v) to train or direct someone 8. instruct 8. (v) to train or direct someone

9. eject 9. (v) to push something out with force

10. (adj) meant to damage or hurt 10. destructive 10. (adj) meant to damage or hurt