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1 English IV Roots List 5

2 Demo: People

3 Democracy Definition: (noun) a system of government run by the people Example: There is an increasing feeling of democracy in the country.

4 Democide Definition: (noun) the murder of any person by their government Example: Democide is an act that no citizen should ever have to fear

5 Demophile Definition: (noun) one who loves crowds Example: Spending all day in the middle of Times Square is the perfect vacation for a demophile.

6 Pandemonium Definition: (noun) wild and noisy disorder Example: Even though the teacher had instructed the children to be on their best behavior, pandemonium broke loose the minute Santa Claus walked through the door.

7 Luc: Light

8 Lucid Definition: (adj) bright and luminous Example: The firelight provided a lucid and mesmerizing warmth for the night.

9 Translucent Definition: (adj) allowing light Example: The man with translucent skin and purple eyes – the one Jonny hadn't exactly greeted with open arms – stood a few feet away.

10 Elucidate Definition: (verb) to make clear
Example: An interpreter will elucidate the instructions for all non-English speaking guests.

11 Circumlucid Definition: (adj) being light on every side Example: The lightbulb is circumlucid.

12 Ami: Love

13 Amicable Definition: (adj) having a spirit of friendliness
Example: Because Leslie is very amicable, she is the peacemaker in her family.

14 Amiable Definition: (adj) displaying a friendly manner
Example: It was amazing how amiable two people could be when their time together was going to be short.

15 Amicicide Definition: (noun) the killing of a friend Example: Is it possible that amicicide is legal in any country?

16 Amity Definition: (noun) a friendly relationship
Example: The purpose of the treaty is to help the two countries develop amity so they can live in cooperation instead of in war.

17 Cogn: Know

18 Recognize Definition: (verb) identify from having known before
Example: You will recognize them by the white ribbon they will wear on the left arm.

19 Cognition Definition: (noun) the process of understanding Example: His cognition of the situation wasn’t assuring.

20 Incognito Definition: (adj) having one’s identity concealed
Example: Although some women were able to fight in the Civil War because they were incognito, they were often discovered when they were injured.

21 Precognition Definition: (noun) knowledge of something before it happens Example: Psychic Premonition and Precognition Imagine being able to tell something is going to happen.

22 Cred: Believe

23 Credible Definition: (adj) believable Example: How are we supposed to know that your information is credible?

24 Accredit Definition: (verb) give credit to someone Example: It was now proposed that he should be accredited as Bavarian ambassador in London

25 Incredulous Definition: (adj) unable to believe
Example: He was at first incredulous, but eventually learned the truth.

26 Discredit Definition: (verb) harm the good reputation of something or someone Example: Already the discredit of parliameiitary government was being evidenced in the increased personal power of the young king.


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