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archaeo = ancient/primitive Definition: the scientific study of the lives and culture of past people by excavation

Word: archaeology

Arch = chief/primary/first Definition: ruled over by one royal person, a king or a queen

Word: monarchy

Arch = chief, primary, first Definition: A family, society, community, or state governed by men

Word: patriarchy

Aster/astr = star Definition: minor planet; planetoid

Word: asteroid

Audi = hear Definition: a group of persons assembled to hear and see a speaker, a play, a concert, etc.

Word: audience

Brev = short Northwest NW U R GR8 Definition: the shortening of words/phrases Northwest NW U R GR8

Word: abbreviation

Bene = good/well Definition: advantageous, favorable

Word: beneficial

Bene = good/well Definition: a person who gives help, especially financial help.

Word: benefactor

Bio = life Definition: The scientific study of life

Word: biology

Chrono=time Definition: a history of facts arranged in the order in which they happened.

Word: chronicle

Derm = skin Definition: doctor who specializes in the skin

Word: dermatologist

Dic/dict = speak Definition: how clearly a person speaks; a local accent

Word: diction

Fer = to carry Definition: an opinion or assumption arrived at by reasoning or evidence.

Word: inference

Fix = fasten Definition: anything firmly in place; attached to the building

Word: fixture

Gen = birth Definition: to create something from scratch—energy or ideas

Word: generate

Geo = earth Definition: The study of the earth and its physical and cultural properties

Word: geography

Graph = write Definition: famous person’s signature

Word: autograph

Herb = plant Definition: plant based remedy

Word: herbal

Hydro = water Definition: to add liquid to the body

Word: hydrate

Log/logue = word or thought Definition: Two or more people talking

Word: dialogue

Meter/metr = measure Definition: way to measure temperature

Word: thermometer

Hemo = blood Definition: blood clotting is deficient

Word: hemophilia

Neg = no Definition: to work out a compromise

Word: negotiate

Ocu = eye Definition: two small telescopes mounted side by side for personal viewing

Word: binoculars

Olig = few Definition: a government in which a few are in control—often selfish and corrupt

Word: oligarchy

Osteo=bone Definition: the disease of brittle bones

Word: osteoporosis

Op/Oper = work Definition: in use, currently working

Word: operational

Path = feeling Definition: lack of feeling, remorse, shame. Often impulsive and prone to violent behavior.

Word: psychopath

Path = feeling Definition: lack of emotion; lack of interest

Word: apathy

Ped = child Definition: Doctor who specializes in children.

Word: pediatrician

Phil = love Definition: literal translation—someone who loves wisdom. A seeker of truth and knowledge

Word: philosopher

Phys = body, nature Definition: a medical doctor

Word: physician

Pod/Ped = foot Definition: the three legged support

Word: tripod

Proto = first The first version of an item or model

prototype

Hi. My name is Irvine Smith. Pseudo = false Definition: fake name; AKA/alias Hi. My name is Irvine Smith.

Word: pseudonym

Script/scrib = write Definition: word for word what was said on a TV show; an official document of your grades.

Word: transcript

Script/scrib = write Definition: to write carelessly or so it is unable to be read.

Word: scribble

Sect = cut Definition: to cut open to inspect

Word: disect

Sect = cut Definition: a part of the whole

Word: section

Sect = cut Definition: to cut in two pieces; in half

Word: bisect

Sol = alone Definition: to sing, play music, or sports without the backing group

Word: solo

Sol = alone Definition: a lonely or secluded place

Word: solitude

Struct = build Definition: destroying something on purpose

Word: destruction

Struct = build Body Paragraph: TS CD CM CS Definition: the arrangement or interrelation of all the parts of a whole; manner of organization

Word: structure

Tact = touch Definition: to get in touch with; communicate

contact

Vis/vid = see Definition: the act or power of seeing with the eye.

Word: vision

Tele = far off Definition: an electronic method of doing work outside the office or traditional space

telecommuting

Ter/terr = earth Definition: ground or tract of ground

Word: terrain

Ter(r) = earth Definition: reshaping a hillside to allow for flat ground.

terraced

Vac = empty Definition: space is empty or available for use

Word: vacant

Ver = truth Definition: a decision made; the formal finding of a jury or judge

Word: verdict

I ran to the bus stop. Verb = word Definition: the action or state of being in a sentence. I ran to the bus stop.

Word: verb

Tell me what he said exactly, word for word Verb = word Definition: following/repeating word for word. Tell me what he said exactly, word for word

Word: verbatim

Vis/vid = see Definition: a view or lookout

Word: vista

Something for which you have legal responsibility or personal obligation

Liability—noun Liable--adjective

Slight/subtle degree of difference/ change in meaning, feeling or tone

Nuance—noun

Statement claiming something without proof

Allegation (noun) Alleged—adjective Allegedly—adverb Allege Alleges Alleged—verb

Indifferent, lack of emotion, interest, motivation, or enthusiasm—general can’t be bothered to care

Apathy—noun Apathetic—adjective Apathetically--adverb

Not on topic, not applicable to current situation I want a sandwich for lunch. I’m so sad; I lost my job.

Irrelevant (adjective) Irrelevantly—adverb Irrelevance—noun

Something additional added; the action of adding something to make it more or better

Supplement—noun supplement—verb Supplementing—adjective

To show, feel, or give in response

Reciprocate—verb Reciprocation—noun Reciprocating—adjective

No longer in use; outdated Vs.

Obsolete—adjective Obsoletely—adverb Obsoleteness—noun

A bad or unfortunate situation; your problem

Plight—noun

To excuse from a requirement others must do

Exempt—adjective Exemption—noun

Completely unaware of surroundings

Oblivious (adjective) Obliviously—adverb Oblivion—noun

A complete change in someone or something Remodeled house

Transformation (noun) Transform transforms transformed—verb Transforming—adjective Transformingly—adverb

To speak of in a disrespectful way, belittle, reduce in esteem

Disparage—verb Disparaging—adjective Disparagingly—adverb

To despise, consider beneath oneself

Disdain—verb disdain—noun Disdainful—adjective Disdainfully—adverb

To attack physically or verbally

Assail—verb Assailant—noun Assailing—adjective Assailingly--adverb

An angry fight or run-in

Altercation (noun)

A situation that requires a choice between two equally unfavorable things or two good things.

Dilemma—noun

A long journey for something hard to find.

Quest (noun)

Where have you been, son?... and I want specifics! Not clearly expressed, lacking definite shape, indistinct, without detail Out Where have you been, son?... and I want specifics!

Vague—adjective Vaguely—adverb Vagueness—noun

Independence, either as an individual or as a group

Autonomy—noun Autonomous—adjective Autonomously—adverb

Boldly taking too much for granted, over-confident

Presumptuous—adjective Presumptuously—adverb Presumption—noun Presume—verb

Holding persistently to something; refusing to let go; never giving up

Tenacious--adjective Tenacity—noun Tenaciously—adverb

Substituting a less direct, vague term for one considered blunt or offensive “They had relations.” = “They had SEX.”

Euphemism—noun Euphemistic—adjective Euphemistically—adverb

To speak, plead, work on behalf of—out loud with risk of social stigma; or someone who works for a cause

Advocate—verb Advocate—noun

Can’t be changed, fixed or taken back

Irrevocable (adj) Irrevocably--adverb

To prove to be false, deny the truth of I don’t believe it.

Refute—verb Refutation—noun Refuting—adjective Refutingly—adverb

Essential or necessary for completion; a necessary part

Integral—adjective Integrality—noun Integrally—adverb

Using powerful or moving words to keep the audience’s attention

Eloquent—adjective Eloquently—adverb Eloquence—verb