10th grade Vocabulary Latin Root words Part 2.

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10th grade Vocabulary Latin Root words Part 2

The Latin Root string/strict: “bind”, “draw tight”

Drawing (the tissues) tightly together. astringent (adj.): Drawing (the tissues) tightly together. Video Example: The Doctor’s astringent stitching of the wound stopped the bleeding

Stringent (adj): Strict, rigid, severe . Video

Snake that crushes its prey by tightening its coils Boa Constrictor (n): Snake that crushes its prey by tightening its coils Video VIDEO .

unrestricted(adj): Not Confined, Free, Open to all example: The pilot made an unrestricted climb to a high altitude. Video

The Latin Root Vor: Eat greedily

Carnivorous(adj): Flesh eating The zombies desired living flesh. Video

devour (v): eat greedily or ravenously, seize upon and destroy Video

insectivorous(adj) Depending on insects as food. Video

voracious(adj): Insatiable appetite Video

Latin Roots Review Rupt- break or burst Cide- killing, killer String (Strict)- Bind, Draw Tight Vor- Eat greedily