Unit 3 Week 6 Vocabulary JAC/JECT “to throw/ to cast” conjecture (n) conjecture (n) dejected (adj) dejected (adj) abject (adj) abject (adj) a guess,

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Unit 3 Week 6 Vocabulary

JAC/JECT “to throw/ to cast” conjecture (n) conjecture (n) dejected (adj) dejected (adj) abject (adj) abject (adj) a guess, often one based on inadequate or faulty evidence. downcast or sad; depressed lowly, miserable and wretched

MIT/MIS “send” emissary (n) emissary (n) dismissive (adj) dismissive (adj) remiss (adj) remiss (adj) failing to fulfill one’s duty; negligent showing little regard; scornful an agent sent on a mission.

to dramatically express emotions a recurring theme, subject or idea cause for action motive (n) motive (n) motif (n) motif (n) emote (v) emote (v) MOT/MOV “to move”

quis: ask, seek, demand inquisitive (adj.): inquisitive (adj.):

quis: ask, seek, demand inquisitive (adj.): curious; asking many questions inquisitive (adj.): curious; asking many questions acquisitive (adj.): acquisitive (adj.):

quis: ask, seek, demand inquisitive (adj.): curious; asking many questions inquisitive (adj.): curious; asking many questions acquisitive (adj.): seeking to get things; greedy acquisitive (adj.): seeking to get things; greedy requisition: requisition:

quis: ask, seek, demand inquisitive (adj.): curious; asking many questions inquisitive (adj.): curious; asking many questions acquisitive (adj.): seeking to get things; greedy acquisitive (adj.): seeking to get things; greedy requisition: requisition: 1. (n.) act of ordering or demanding something 1. (n.) act of ordering or demanding something 2. (v.) to make a request or demand 2. (v.) to make a request or demand

spond/spouse: pledge, to show support espouse (v.): espouse (v.):

spond/spouse: pledge, to show support espouse (v.): to support; pledge support to espouse (v.): to support; pledge support to correspond (v.): correspond (v.):

spond/spouse: pledge, to show support espouse (v.): to support; pledge support to espouse (v.): to support; pledge support to correspond (v.): to be similar to; compare to correspond (v.): to be similar to; compare to despondent (adj.): despondent (adj.):

spond/spouse: pledge, to show support espouse (v.): to support; pledge support to espouse (v.): to support; pledge support to correspond (v.): to be similar to; compare to correspond (v.): to be similar to; compare to despondent (adj.): lacking all hope despondent (adj.): lacking all hope