The Word Within the Word Stem Lesson 7 Part 2 (stems 166-175)

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The Word Within the Word Stem Lesson 7 Part 2 (stems )

166. numer meaning: number Sentence example: Please enumerate your reasons.

Clue Words: enumerate, numeral, numerous, supernumeraries, numerology

Numerous Many

167. fort meaning: strong Sentence example: Her character is one of great personal fortitude.

Clue Words: fortitude, fort, fortify, fortification, fortress, comfort, forte, fortissimo, pianoforte Doune Castle

Clue Words: fortitude, fort, fortify, fortification, fortress, comfort, forte, fortissimo, pianoforte

Fortissimo Loudly

168. osteo meaning: bone Sentence example: The osteologist was called in for consultation on his bone condition.

Clue Words: osteopath, osteology, osteopathy, osteoblast, osteocyte, osteotomy, osteoporosis

Osteoporosis Disease that weakens the bones

169. ornith meaning: bird Sentence example: Ornithology is a science for the bird lovers of the world.

Clue Words: ornithology, ornithologist, ornithopter, ornithomancy, ornithosis

Ornithologist A scientist who studies birds (a bird scientist)

170. polis meaning: city Sentence example: Metropolitan policy called for the police to be friendly.

Clue Words: metropolis, megalopolis, police, policy, acropolis, necropolis

Metropolis City or urban area

171. fus meaning: pour Sentence example: The stubborn old man refused to have the blood transfusion.

Clue Words: transfusion, infusion, refuse, fusillade, fusion, infuse, confusion

Infuse Saturate/ soak

172. ego meaning: I Sentence example: Vic is not egocentric; he is an egomaniac.

Clue Words: egomaniac, egocentric, egotistical, egotist, egoism, alter ego

Egocentric self-centered

173. spir meaning: breathe Sentence example: The ancient poet was inspired by the Muse of poetry.

Clue Words: inspire, respiration, perspiration, expire, spirit, aspire, conspire

Perspiration sweat

174. dia meaning: across Sentence example: Ralph expected a pleasant dialogue but received a scathing diatribe.

Clue Words: diagonal, diameter, dialogue, dialect, diatribe, diaphanous, dialectic

Dialect A form of a main language

175. acr meaning: sharp Sentence example: The acrimonious dispute was disturbing to everyone.

Clue Words: acrimonious, acerbity, acrid, acrimony, acerate

Acrid Sharp or bitter taste/smell