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Greek/Latin Roots #2
Greek and Latin roots
Question | Answer |
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Dox | opinion or phrase |
Doxology | A liturgical formula of praise to God,noun. |
Doxology | The priest showed the people of his church his doxology. |
Gen | birth, race, produce |
Genetics | The study of heredity and inherited characteristics,Noun. |
Genetics | The scientist explained how genetics worked to a co worker. |
Gnos | -Knowledge |
Diagnose | To ascertain by diagnosis,Verb |
Diagnose | The Doctor did not know what to diagnose his patient as. |
Graph | Write/Written |
Graphite | A gray form of carbon that occurs in minerals and some rocks,Noun. |
Graphite | According to Jim there is a lot of graphite in the Blue Ridge Mountains. |
Logue | Denoting discourse of a specified type. |
Dialogue | A conversation between characters,Noun. |
Dialogue | The dialogue in the play was outstanding. |
Lys | Combining form |
Analyse | of analyser,Noun. |
Analyse | The man was told to analyse the case and to report any connections. |
Meter | Measure |
Barometer | an instrument used to measure air pressure and changes in weather,Noun. |
Barometer | The scientist used a barometer to predict tomorrows weather. |
Micro | Small |
Microscope | a device used to enlarge something to see it more clearly,Noun. |
Microscope | The students used a microscope to get a closer look at the dead ant. |
Morph | Change |
Dimorphic | occurring in two distinct forms,Adjective. |
Dimorphic | The aliens that came out of the spaceship were dimorphic. |
Note | Something in writing |
BankNote | A piece of paper money,Noun. |
BankNote | Jim was given a banknote at the exchange. |
Puls | A monetary unit of Afghanistan. |
Compulsive | an irresistible urge,Adjective. |
Compulsive | Jim was a compulsive liar. |
Pend | to await judgment. |
Depend | be controlled or determined by,Verb. |
Depend | The officer said jims jail time will depend on how well he cooperates. |
pos | Place,Put |
Position | The location of a person or object,Noun. |
position | Jim has found himself stuck in a bad position, while sitting in jail. |
port | carry |
Report | To give a spoken or written assessment on an investigation or situation or problem,Verb. |
Report | Jim had to report to the wardens office. |
Rupt | To break |
Interrupt | to stop the continuous progress of an activity or conversation,Verb. |
Interrupt | It is disrespectful to interrupt someone's conversation. |
Scrib | Write |
Scribble | to write or draw carelessly or in a hurry,Verb. |
Scribble | It is commonly know that children like to scribble on anything. |
Spec | Look |
Special | Different, better, or greater than usual,Adjective. |
Special | The company tries to focus on making their products even more special than their previous ones. |
Tact | Touch |
Contact | the state of physically touching someone or something,Noun. |
Contact | The lawyer made contact with his client when they shook hands. |