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Greek & Latin Root Words Unit 10

ART, ERT Latin ART

ARTIFICE Clever trickery; deception n. Little Sally thought she purchased a delicious chicken to eat; unfortunately, it was just a matter of artifice put on by the PETA- sponsored pug. – S3tI~I ARTIFICE

ARTLESS Without strategy or deceit; naïve Adj. Little Susie’s artless cuteness snagged her a new family quickly. ARTLESS

INERT Not having power to move; slow to act Adj. Every morning, Barney felt inert and slightly depressed about his plans for the day. INERT

ICON Image Greek

ICON An image that best represents something; a symbol N. Sally wanted to show the world that she could be the icon for innocence and purity. ICON

ICONOCLAST A person who attacks or mocks things most people believe in Adolf the Pug is the iconoclast in his neighborhood; he continually mocks chicken nugget Tuesdays. ICONOCLAST

ICONOGRAPHY The study of a group of representative pictures or symbols Skull and cross bone pictures develop the iconography of pirates. ICONOGRAPHY

Latin To mimic, to imitate IM, EM Latin To mimic, to imitate

EMULATE To seek to be like; to admiringly mimic V. Every year, Bobby Sue emulates her idol: Marilyn Monroe. EMULATE

INIMITABLE Impossible to imitate or copy Adj. Whoever thought he could rip off Lord of the Rings with pugs is ridiculous; the classic trilogy is inimitable. INIMITABLE

VIS, VEY, VIEW Latin To see

PURVEYOR One who supplies or sells N. Jackson was a purveyor of party supplies. PURVEYOR

A clause or statement that gives instructions for a potential event or situation The Pug Guide gives owners provisos to help them when a pug eats Benadryl on accident. PROVISO

PURVIEW Range of skills or authority; capability N. Alexander’s purview is impressive; not only can he wrestle, but he can also make his own costume. PURVIEW