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Roots 11: Horrible, Terrible, No-Good Things
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Directions Take notes on your new roots Materials: RAW Book
Pen / pencil
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Cide Definition: murder
Example: homicide – to deliberately, unlawfully kill a person Other examples? Patricide, matricide, pesticide
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Culp Definition: blame
Example: culprit – a person responsible for a crime Other examples? Culpable Challenge word: exculpate (verb) – to clear from an alleged fault or guilt
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Fal Definition: deceive
Example: infallible – incapable of being wrong or making mistakes Other examples? Fallacy, false Challenge word: fallacious (adj) – embodying a fallacy (containing a mistake; not true or accurate)
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Mal Definition: bad Example: malady – a disease or ailment
Other examples? Malicious, malevolent, malnutrition
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Mon Definition: warn Example: premonition – a strong feeling that something bad is about to happen Other examples? Admonish, monitor
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Ob Definition: against
Example: obstinate – stubbornly refusing to change one’s opinion or action Other examples? Obnoxious, oblivion, obstruct Challenge word: obviate (verb) – to anticipate and prevent (a situation)
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Umbr Definition: shadow Example: penumbra – the edge of a shadow
Other examples? Umbrella Challenge word: umbrage (noun) 1) offense or annoyance 2) a vague suggestion or reason for doubt 3) (archaic) shade, shadows, shade from branches
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Vac Definition: empty Example: vacant – empty, unfilled
Other examples? Vacuum, vacuous, vacation, vacate, evacuate
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