1. Common Latin Roots
vis

2. Common Latin Roots Directions
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3. vIS: SEE VI
SION
VISION
A sight. Something that someone sees.

4. vIS: SEE
VIS U AL
VISUAL
A picture of something that is written to show exactly what the author meant with his/her words.

5. VIS I TA TION VISITATION vIS: SEE
An official meeting between two people or groups of people.

6. SU PER VI SOR SUPERVISOR vIS: SEE
A person who watches over a bunch of workers and tells them what to do.

7. vIS: SEE IN
VIS I
BLE
INVISIBLE
When something can’t be seen.

8. vIS: SEE
VIS TA
VISTA
A nice view- especially a view through a long narrow opening.

9. VIS U AL IZE VISUALIZE vIS: SEE
To be able to “see” a picture in your mind of something that is written or stated out loud.

10. VI SION A RY VISIONARY vIS: SEE
A wise person who can see or think about the future.