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STEMS 10
Emotions Feelings
STEM | Definition of the STEM | Examples | Definitions of Examples 1 | Definitions of Examples 2 |
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am, amor | love, liking | amiable, amorous, enamoured | amorous=filled with love | enamoured=the state of being in admiration or love with someone or something |
cause, cuse, cus | cause, motive | because, excuse, accusation | accusation=to argue that someone has caused or done a bad deed | excuse=to free someone of cause or motive for a bad deed |
clam, claim | cry out | exclamation, clamor, proclamation, reclamation, acclaim | exclamation=a loud or emotional outburst | clamor=a state of being loud or noisy |
cred | believe | creed, credo, credence, credit, credulous, incredulous, incredible | incredulous=a look of angry disbelief | credible=believable |
cura | care | curator, curative, manicure | curator=the person in charge of caring for the relics in a museum | manicure=to take care of one's hands |
dox | opinion, praise | orthodox, heterodox, paradox, doxology | doctor=one who has studied so much that it is praiseworthy | paradox=a self contradictory statement or idea...sometimes you have to lose in order to win |
fid, fide, feder(is) | faith, trust | confidante, fidelity, confident, infidelity, infidel, federal, confederacy, semper ficonfidante, | fidelity=faith, trust, or truthful | confidante=someone you can trust with a secret |
grat | pleasing | congratulate, gratuity, grateful, ingrate | gratuity=the extra tip or money given for good service that you found pleasing | ingrate=someone who is not thankful for anything they have |
magn | great | magnify, magnificent, magnanimous, magnate, magnitude, magnum | magnanimous=the feature of being a great person or of great mind | magnitude=the measure of something's greatness or size |
mania | madness | mania, maniac, kleptomania, pyromania | kleptomania=the madness of being addicted to stealing things | pyromania=the madness and obsession with fire |
neur | nerve | neuritis, neuropathic, neurologist, neural, neurotic | neurologist=a doctor who specializes in the brain, spinal cord, and other extensions of the nervous system | neurotic=describing someone whose neurons and brain are misfiring or causing that person to exhibit strange and erratic behavior |
path, pathy | feeling, suffering | pathos, sympathy, antipathy, apathy, telepathy | telepathy=being able to feel other people's thoughts over long distance, it's a false idea | empathy=to be understanding and considerate of someone elses feelings |
phil | love | philosophy, philanthropy, philharmonic, bibliophile | philanthropist=someone,usually of wealth, who loves people so much that they give their money freely to solve problems such as poverty, etc. | philosopher=someone who loves the pursuit of wisdom |
phobia, phobos | fear | phobia, claustrophobia, acrophobia, aquaphobia, ergophobia, homophobia | phobia=medical term to describe a condition of fear | acrophobia=fear of heights |
ri, ridi, risi | laughter | deride, ridicule, ridiculous, derision, risible | ridicule=to mock or make fun of someone for purpose of eliciting laughter | derision=the tone of making fun of or ridiculing someone or something |
sacr, sanc, secr | sacred | sacred, sacrosanct, sanction, consecrate, desecrate | sacrosanct=a core belief of sacredness in a religion or doctrine to the point where it is unquestioned by its followers. | consecrate=the act or ritual of blessing something...marriage is considered a consecration of a relationship |
sci, scientia | know | science, conscious, omniscient, cognocienti | omniscient=to be aware of all things—usually a point of view of a narrator within a story in which the narrator describes or knows the thoughts of the characters | science=the study of attempting to know how and why things work |
sent, sens | feel | sentiment, consent, resent, dissent, sentimental, sense, sensation, sensitive, sensory, dissension | sentiments=feelings | dissent=feelings that go contrary to laws or sentiments of others |
somnus | sleep | insomnia, somnambulist | insomnia=the inability to sleep | somnambulist=someone who walks during their sleep. |
vale, vali, valu | strength, worth | equivalent, valiant, validity, evaluate, value, valor | valor=courage and strength | equivalent=of equal strength |
ver, veri | TRUE | very, aver, verdict, verity, verify, verisimilitude | verdict=the final outcome of a trial meaning word of truth | verify=to test the truth of a statement |