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Spelling, Roots, & Vocab
HONORS UNIT 4 REVIEW(includes all of Unit 1-2-3)
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Root Meaning
PRIVone’s own, particular
PRIVATE, PRIVATION, DEPRIVATION
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Root Meaning
JECTto throw, to lie
DEJECTED, TRAJECTORY, REJECT, INJECTION
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Root Meaning
TAINto hold, keepRETAIN, CONTAINER, MAINTAIN
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Root Meaning
VIDto see; to look at
VIDEO, PROVIDENCE, PROVIDE
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Root Meaning
TENDto stretch; thin
CONTEND, TENDON, TENDENCY, PRETEND
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Root Meaning
CAPto take, hold, seize
CAPACITY, CAPACIOUS
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Root Meaning
GRATpleasing, thankful
GRATEFUL, GRATIOUS, INGRATITUDE
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Root Meaning
MANhand
MANUAL, MANICURE, MANUFACTURE
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Root Meaning
STANto stand, set up
CIRCUMSTANCE, DISTANCE, STANDARD
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Root Meaning
PROPRone’s own, particular
PROPRIETY, IMPROPRIETY, PROPER
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Root Meaning
JACto throw, to lie
ADJACENT
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Root Meaning
TINto hold, keep
CONTINENT, CONTINUOUS, RETINUE
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Root Meaning
VISto see; to look at
VISUAL, VISIONARY, REVISE
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Root Meaning
TENSto stretch, thin
TENSION, TENSILE, TENSE
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Root Meaning
CEPTto take, hold, seize
ACCEPT, EXCEPTION, RECEPTIVE
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Root Meaning
GRACpleasing, thankful
GRACIOUS, GRACEFUL, GRACE
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Root Meaning
MAINhand
MAINTENANCE, LEGERDEMAIN
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Root Meaning
STITto stand, set up
CONSTITUTION, INSTITUTE, DESTITUTE
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Root Meaning
SISTto stand, set up
ASSISTANT, RESIST, INSISTENCE
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Root Meaning
CEIVto take, hold, seize
RECEIVE, DECEIVER, CONCEIVE
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Root Meaning
TENTto stretch, thin
CONTENTIOUS, PRETENTIOUS
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Root Meaning
VIEWto see; to look at
REVIEW, PURVIEW, VIEWPOINT
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Root Meaning
SCENDto climb
ASCEND, DESCEND, CONDESCENDING
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Root Meaning
CADto fall or die
CADAVER, CADENCE, CADENZA
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Root Meaning
GNATto be born
COGNATE
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Root Meaning
LYSto loosen
ANALYSIS, PARALYSIS, DIALYSIS
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Root Meaning
PORTto carry or bearOPPORTUNITY, PORTABLE, EXPORT
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Root Meaning
ONYMname
SYNONYM, EPONYM, ANONYMOUS
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Root Meaning
PHERto carry or bear
PARAPHERNALIA, PERIPHERY, PHEROMONE
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Root Meaning
POUNDto put, place, or set
COMPOUND, EXPOUND, PROPOUND
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Root Meaning
SOLVto loosen
RESOLVE, SOLVE, SOLVENT
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Root Meaning
CEDto go
RECEDE, INTERCEDE, SECEDE, CONCEDE
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Root Meaning
SPECto look at; sightSPECTACLES, INSPECTOR, SUSPECT
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Root Meaning
LOGspeech, reason,
wordGEOLOGY, APOLOGIZE, LOGORRHEA
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Root Meaning
POSITto put, place, set
DEPOSIT, POSITION, PROPOSITION
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Root Meaning
CASto fall or die
OCCASIONALLY, CASCADING, CASUALTY
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Root Meaning
LUSto play or jest; game
ALLUSION, ELUSIVE, COLLUSION
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Root Meaning
QUESTto seek, ask, gain
QUESTION, CONQUEST, REQUEST
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Root Meaning
CEEDto go
EXCEED, SUCCEED, PROCEED
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Root Meaning
FACTto do, make, perform
ARTIFACT, FACTORY, BENEFACTOR
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Root Meaning
SOLUTto loosen
SOLUTION, RESOLUTION, ABSOLUTELY
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Root Meaning
PLICto fold or weave
COMPLICATED, ACCOMPLICE, APPLICATION
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Root Meaning
DUCto lead
DUCHESS, EDUCATION, PRODUCE
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Root Meaning
MONto warn, show, advise
ADMONISH, MONUMENT, SUMMON
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Root Meaning
PENDto hang, weigh, considerSUSPENDERS, PERPENDICULAR, APPENDIX
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Root Meaning
NOMINname
DENOMINATION, NOMINATE, IGNOMINIOUS
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Root Meaning
LEGto gather, choose, read
LEGEND, LEGION, ILLEGIBLE
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Root Meaning
LYZto loosen
PARALYZE, ANALYZE, PSYCHOANALYZE
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Root Meaning
SILto jump, leap
RESILIENT, RESILIENCY
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Root Meaning
ROGto ask
INTERROGATE, DEROGATORY, SURROGATE
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Root Meaning
SUMPTto take, buy, obtain
SUMPTUOUS, PRESUMPTUOUS
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Root Meaning
SULTto jump, leap
RESULT, EXULT, DESULTORY, INSULT
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Root Meaning
VOCto call; voice
VOCAL, INVOCATION, VOCABULARY
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Root Meaning
FECTto do, make, perform
AFFECT, DISINFECT, EFFECTIVE, PERFECT
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Root Meaning
CEASto go
DECEASED, CEASE
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Root Meaning
MINto project, jut, threaten
EMINENT, PROMINENT, PREEMINENT
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Root Meaning
CIDto fall or die
ACCIDENT, INCIDENTALLY, COINCIDENCE
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Root Meaning
EMPTto take, buy, obtain
EXEMPT, PEREMPTORILY, REDEMPTION
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Root Meaning
NAIVto be born
NAÏVÉ, NAÏVETÉ
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Root Meaning
PLEXto fold or weave
COMPLEX, DUPLEX, PERPLEXING, COMPLEXION
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Root Meaning
PONDto hang, weigh, considerPONDEROUS, PONDER, PREPONDERANCE
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Root Meaning
SIDto sit or settle
RESIDE, INSIDIOUS, SUBSIDIARY, RESIDUE
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Root Meaning
SALto jump, leap
SALIENT
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Root Meaning
DOMINhouse; master of the
houseDOMINATE, DOMINION, DOMINEERING
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Root Meaning
GRESSto walk, go, step
PROGRESS, RETROGRESSION, AGGRESSIVE
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Root Meaning
PASSto suffer; feelings
COMPASSION, PASSIONATE, PASSIVE
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Root Meaning
MPTto take, buy, obtain
IMPROMPTU, PROMPT
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Root Meaning
SPICto look at; sight
CONSPICUOUS, DESPICABLE
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Root Meaning
FICto do, make, performARTIFICIAL, DIFFICULT, OFFICE, CERTIFICATE
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Root Meaning
VOKto call; voiceINVOKE, PROVOKE, REVOKE
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Root Meaning
MONSTRto warn, show, advise
DEMONSTRATION, MONSTROUS
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Root Meaning
PETto seek, to rush at,
to go towardIMPETUOUS, PETULANT, APPETITE
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Root Meaning
SCIto know
SCIENCE, CONSCIOUS, CONSCIENTIOUS
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Root Meaning
PHORto carry or bearMETAPHOR, ANAPHORA, EUPHORIA
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Root Meaning
QUIRto seek, ask, gain
INQUIRE, REQUIREMENT, ACQUIRE
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Root Meaning
PLOYto fold or weave
EMPLOY, DEPLOYMENT
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Root Meaning
PENSto hang, weigh, consider
SUSPENSE, COMPENSATE, PENSIVE
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Root Meaning
CESSto go
PROCESS, ABSCESS, NECESSARY, SUCCESS
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Root Meaning
SESSto sit or settle
OBSESSION, ASSESS, SESSION, POSSESS
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Root Meaning
LIGto gather, choose, read
DILIGENT, ELIGIBLE, NEGLIGENCE, INTELLIGENT
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Root Meaning
MENto project, jut, threaten
MENACING, MENACE, AMENABLE
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Root Meaning
NAISto be born
RENAISSANCE
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Root Meaning
DUCTto lead
CONDUCTOR, ABDUCT, INTRODUCTION
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Root Meaning
SEDto sit or settle
SEDENTARY, SEDIMENT, SEDATIVE
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Root Meaning
PATHto suffer; feelingsEMPATHY, SYMPATHY, PATHOS, PATHETIC
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Root Meaning
PONto put, place, set
COMPONENT, EXPONENT, POSTPONE
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Root Meaning
QUERto seek, ask, gain
QUERY, CONQUER
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Root Meaning
NATto be born
NATURE, INNATE, NATIVE, INTERNATIONAL
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Root Meaning
QUISto seek, ask, gainINQUISITIVE, EXQUISITE, PREREQUISITE
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Root Meaning
MEANto project, jut, threaten
MISDEMEANOR, DEMEANOR, DEMEANING
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Root Meaning
SCENTto climb
ASCENT, DESCENT, NASCENT
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Root Meaning
DOMhouse; master of the
houseDOME, DOMAIN, DOMESTIC
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Root Meaning
LUDto play or jest; game
LUDICROUS, ALLUDE, ELUDE
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Root Meaning
POSto put, place, set
COMPOSE, REPOSE, APROPOS
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Root Meaning
LECTto gather, choose, read
COLLECTION, ELECTION, NEGLECT
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Root Meaning
GRADto walk, go, step GRADUATE, GRADUAL, DEGRADE
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derogutory
derogatory
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priviledge
privilege
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destitute
C
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manifestation
C
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ingratatude
ingratitude
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precept
C
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pretentious
C
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provadence
providence
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impertinant
impertinent
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conjecture
C
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impropriaty
impropriety
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constituent
C
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unmanagable
unmanageable
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exempli gracia
exempli gratia
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preconcieved
preconceived
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contentious
C
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improvize
improvise
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pertinacious
C
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abject
C
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derogutory
derogatory
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provacation
provocation
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descendent
descendant
![Page 120: Spelling, Roots, & Vocab HONORS UNIT 4 REVIEW (includes all of Unit 1-2-3)](https://reader033.fdocuments.in/reader033/viewer/2022061518/56649e5d5503460f94b562ee/html5/thumbnails/120.jpg)
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desultory
C
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ineffectually
C
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obcession
obsession
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analyticleanalytical
![Page 124: Spelling, Roots, & Vocab HONORS UNIT 4 REVIEW (includes all of Unit 1-2-3)](https://reader033.fdocuments.in/reader033/viewer/2022061518/56649e5d5503460f94b562ee/html5/thumbnails/124.jpg)
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indispensibleindispensable
![Page 125: Spelling, Roots, & Vocab HONORS UNIT 4 REVIEW (includes all of Unit 1-2-3)](https://reader033.fdocuments.in/reader033/viewer/2022061518/56649e5d5503460f94b562ee/html5/thumbnails/125.jpg)
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admonishC
![Page 126: Spelling, Roots, & Vocab HONORS UNIT 4 REVIEW (includes all of Unit 1-2-3)](https://reader033.fdocuments.in/reader033/viewer/2022061518/56649e5d5503460f94b562ee/html5/thumbnails/126.jpg)
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elusiveC
![Page 127: Spelling, Roots, & Vocab HONORS UNIT 4 REVIEW (includes all of Unit 1-2-3)](https://reader033.fdocuments.in/reader033/viewer/2022061518/56649e5d5503460f94b562ee/html5/thumbnails/127.jpg)
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equivocalC
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perrogativeprerogative
![Page 129: Spelling, Roots, & Vocab HONORS UNIT 4 REVIEW (includes all of Unit 1-2-3)](https://reader033.fdocuments.in/reader033/viewer/2022061518/56649e5d5503460f94b562ee/html5/thumbnails/129.jpg)
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naïvetéC
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remonsterance
remonstrance
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saliantsalient
![Page 132: Spelling, Roots, & Vocab HONORS UNIT 4 REVIEW (includes all of Unit 1-2-3)](https://reader033.fdocuments.in/reader033/viewer/2022061518/56649e5d5503460f94b562ee/html5/thumbnails/132.jpg)
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insideousinsidious
![Page 133: Spelling, Roots, & Vocab HONORS UNIT 4 REVIEW (includes all of Unit 1-2-3)](https://reader033.fdocuments.in/reader033/viewer/2022061518/56649e5d5503460f94b562ee/html5/thumbnails/133.jpg)
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oppurtunisticopportunistic
![Page 134: Spelling, Roots, & Vocab HONORS UNIT 4 REVIEW (includes all of Unit 1-2-3)](https://reader033.fdocuments.in/reader033/viewer/2022061518/56649e5d5503460f94b562ee/html5/thumbnails/134.jpg)
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apatheticC
![Page 135: Spelling, Roots, & Vocab HONORS UNIT 4 REVIEW (includes all of Unit 1-2-3)](https://reader033.fdocuments.in/reader033/viewer/2022061518/56649e5d5503460f94b562ee/html5/thumbnails/135.jpg)
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retrogresionretrogression
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purpetuateperpetuate
![Page 137: Spelling, Roots, & Vocab HONORS UNIT 4 REVIEW (includes all of Unit 1-2-3)](https://reader033.fdocuments.in/reader033/viewer/2022061518/56649e5d5503460f94b562ee/html5/thumbnails/137.jpg)
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tautology
C
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agressive
aggressive
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euphoreaeuphoria
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innate
C
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despicable
C
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purported
C
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apologise
apologize
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anonymousC
![Page 145: Spelling, Roots, & Vocab HONORS UNIT 4 REVIEW (includes all of Unit 1-2-3)](https://reader033.fdocuments.in/reader033/viewer/2022061518/56649e5d5503460f94b562ee/html5/thumbnails/145.jpg)
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empathyC
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oficiousofficious
![Page 147: Spelling, Roots, & Vocab HONORS UNIT 4 REVIEW (includes all of Unit 1-2-3)](https://reader033.fdocuments.in/reader033/viewer/2022061518/56649e5d5503460f94b562ee/html5/thumbnails/147.jpg)
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perspicasityperspicacity
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imposition
C
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predalection
predilection
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recquisite
requisite
![Page 151: Spelling, Roots, & Vocab HONORS UNIT 4 REVIEW (includes all of Unit 1-2-3)](https://reader033.fdocuments.in/reader033/viewer/2022061518/56649e5d5503460f94b562ee/html5/thumbnails/151.jpg)
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preemanent
preeminent
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consciencious
conscientious
![Page 153: Spelling, Roots, & Vocab HONORS UNIT 4 REVIEW (includes all of Unit 1-2-3)](https://reader033.fdocuments.in/reader033/viewer/2022061518/56649e5d5503460f94b562ee/html5/thumbnails/153.jpg)
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amenable
C
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domesticatedC
![Page 155: Spelling, Roots, & Vocab HONORS UNIT 4 REVIEW (includes all of Unit 1-2-3)](https://reader033.fdocuments.in/reader033/viewer/2022061518/56649e5d5503460f94b562ee/html5/thumbnails/155.jpg)
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inducementC
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occassionallyoccasionally
![Page 157: Spelling, Roots, & Vocab HONORS UNIT 4 REVIEW (includes all of Unit 1-2-3)](https://reader033.fdocuments.in/reader033/viewer/2022061518/56649e5d5503460f94b562ee/html5/thumbnails/157.jpg)
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juxtapose
C
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Correct or Incorrect?
domeneering
domineering
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Correct or Incorrect?
accidentaly
accidentally
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Correct or Incorrect?
negligable
negligible
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Correct or Incorrect?
ignominious
C
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Correct or Incorrect?
condusive
conducive
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Correct or Incorrect?
unprecedented
C
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Correct or Incorrect?
exquisiteC
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Correct or Incorrect?
unnecessaryC
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Correct or Incorrect?
ludacrousludicrous
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Correct or Incorrect?
paraphornaliaparaphernalia
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Correct or Incorrect?
unconscionable
C
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Correct or Incorrect?
iresolluteirresolute
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Correct or Incorrect?
impetuousC
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A PREFIX…acts like a ___ in a sentence.preposition is attached to the ___ of a
word.front
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A PREFIX…that changes its last letter
to match the first letter of the root to which it is attached is called an ___ prefix.
assimilated
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A PREFIX…that has the meaning of
“very” or “thoroughly” is called an ___ prefix.
intensive
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A ROOT…carries the main ___ of a word.meaning
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A SUFFIX…determines a word’s ___.part of speech is attached to the ___ of a
word.end
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A WORD…must have at least one
prefix, root, or suffixroot
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INNATE Meaning:
having at birth Synonyms:
inborn, inbred, inherited Antonyms:
acquired, learned, gained Context:
She has an innate sense of rhythm.
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NAÏVETÉ Meaning:
quality of lacking worldly experience Synonyms:
innocence, gullibility Antonyms:
worldly, experienced, artful Context:
Ron’s naïveté resulted in a $2,500 loss from the conman.
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REQUISITE Meaning:
needed; imposed by authority Synonyms:
necessary, indispensable, essential Antonyms:
needless, superfluous, nonessential Context:
Do you have the requisite supplies?
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EXQUISITE Meaning:
of such beauty to arouse intense delight Synonyms:
striking, elegant, graceful, impeccable Antonyms:
ordinary, inferior, flawed, repulsive Context:
I just received this exquisite diamond!
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DESCENDANT Meaning:
one who is descended from an ancestor
Synonyms: heir, offspring, progeny, child
Antonyms: progenitor, ancestor, forefather
Context: I am a descendant of Abe Lincoln.
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CONDESCENDING Meaning:
having a patronizingly superior attitude Synonyms:
arrogant, haughty, supercilious, snobby Antonyms:
humble, respectful, considerate Context:
Alice was condescending when she told me that I shouldn’t win the award over her.
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APOLOGIZE Meaning:
to regretfully acknowledge an offense Synonyms:
ask pardon, atone, make amends, regret Antonyms:
insult, offend, hurt, neglect, disappoint Context:
My mom said that I need to apologize.
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TAUTOLOGY Meaning:
saying the same thing twice over in different words
Synonyms: redundancy, reiteration, repetition
Antonyms: brevity, conciseness, succinctness
Examples: The students will take turns, one after the other.
She was a dark-haired brunette.
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IGNOMINIOUS Meaning:
marked by shame or disgrace Synonyms:
despicable, embarrassing, disgraceful Antonyms:
respectable, commendable, deserving Context:
Jim’s ignominious action caused Sarah to break up with him.
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ANONYMOUS Meaning:
without a name Synonyms:
unsigned, undisclosed, unidentified Antonyms:
known, identified, named Context:
The survey will be anonymous.
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LUDICROUS Meaning:
laughable because of obvious absurdity Synonyms:
ridiculous, farcical, outlandish, foolish Antonyms:
reasonable, sensible, sound, sad Context:
I made a ludicrous offer on the house--$2,300!
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ELUSIVE Meaning:
capable of escaping capture or comprehension
Synonyms: evasive, ambiguous, incomprehensible
Antonyms: intelligible, definite, stable,
understandable Context:
That math theorem is simply elusive!
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EUPHORIA Meaning:
a feeling of great happiness Synonyms:
elation, high spirits, glee, jubilation, bliss
Antonyms: depression, discouragement, misery
Context: The euphoria in the room was palpable.
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PARAPHERNALIA Meaning:
personal belongings carried about Synonyms:
gear, regalia, “stuff,” accoutrements Antonyms:
community property, family heirlooms Context:
My paraphernalia includes my wallet, keys, and Ipod.
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IMPETUOUS Meaning:
having sudden, forceful energy or emotion
Synonyms: impulsive, abrupt, eager, impassioned
Antonyms: calm, cautious, reflective, circumspect
Context: You may regret your impetuous
decision.
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PERPETUATE Meaning:
to continue indefinitely Synonyms:
maintain, keep going, sustain Antonyms:
discontinue, give up, cease, halt Context:
Why do you want to perpetuate this lie?
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ANALYTICAL Meaning:
able to reason validly Synonyms:
rational, scientific, logical, investigative Antonyms:
disorganized, illogical, unsystematic Context:
Lana solved the problem with her analytical mind.
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IRRESOLUTE Meaning:
unsure of how to act or proceed Synonyms:
undecided, doubtful, hesitant, uncertain Antonyms:
resolute, decisive, determined, obstinate Context:
My decision is irresolute; do not bother me again.
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JUXTAPOSE Meaning:
to place side by side to compare Synonyms:
place next to, bring together Antonyms:
separate, divide, isolate, draw apart Context:
When you juxtapose the images, you can see how one has finer quality.
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IMPOSITION Meaning:
a burdensome or unfair demand Synonyms:
intrusion, demand, command, encumbrance
Antonyms: benefit, blessing, help, aid
Example: Yes, it is an imposition to borrow my car
for three months!
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PREDILECTION Meaning:
a natural liking or preference Synonyms:
partiality, affinity, penchant, leaning Antonyms:
disinclination, dislike, impartiality Example:
I have a predilection for telling lies.
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NEGLIGIBLE Meaning:
not significant or important Synonyms:
imperceptible, slight, trifling Antonyms:
significant, major, large Example:
We have had a negligible amount of rainfall this year.
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DESPICABLE Meaning:
so objectionable as to deserve contempt Synonyms:
disgraceful, loathsome, shameful Antonyms:
commendable, honorable, good Example:
The man’s despicable actions landed him in jail.
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PERSPICACITY Meaning:
acute skill in perceiving, judging, or discerning
Synonyms: acumen, discernment, understanding
Antonyms: obtuse, dense, imperceptive
Example: Your perspicacity enabled us to win the
academic decathlon.
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OPPORTUNISTIC Meaning:
taking immediate advantage, often unethically, of a situation
Synonyms: strategic, shrewd, astute, conniving
Antonyms: aboveboard, unimaginative, obtuse
Example: The opportunistic politician pushed the
legislation through by feeding on the fears of the electorate.
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PURPORTED Meaning:
assumed or claimed to be such Synonyms:
supposed, professed, alleged, proclaimed Antonyms:
concealed, denied, disclaimed Example:
The purported benefits of the new medicine have not been seen yet.
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CONSCIENTIOUS Meaning:
done with careful attention Synonyms:
diligent, fastidious, exacting, reliable Antonyms:
careless, indifferent, irresponsible Example:
The conscientious student prepared well for her science test.
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UNCONSCIONABLE Meaning:
not restrained by conscience Synonyms:
unscrupulous, amoral, unprincipled Antonyms:
decent, civilized, just, kind Example:
The treatment of the Jews during the Holocaust was unconscionable.
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ACCIDENTALLY Meaning:
happening by chance Synonyms:
unintentionally, unexpectedly Antonyms:
purposely, intentionally Example:
I stepped on your shoes accidentally.
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OCCASIONALLY Meaning:
every now and then Synonyms:
infrequently, irregularly Antonyms:
often, usually, repeatedly Example:
Fred occasionally takes the train to work.
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INDUCEMENT Meaning:
something that helps bring about a desired result
Synonyms: incentive, stimulus, encouragement
Antonyms: discouragement, hindrance
Example: The company’s inducement to work on
Saturdays is to give a $1,000 bonus.
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CONDUCIVE Meaning:
helping to bring about Synonyms:
useful, contributive Antonyms:
worthless, adverse Example:
Having clowns in the office is not conducive to an efficient workplace!
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APATHETIC Meaning:
without emotion or interest Synonyms:
indifferent, passive, uninterested Antonyms:
interested, concerned, responsive Example:
Margie became apathetic after she lost her job.
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EMPATHY Meaning:
the ability to experience the thoughts and feelings of others
Synonyms: compassion, insight, concord
Antonyms: indifference, disdain, apathy
Example: I showed empathy for Henry because the
same thing happened to me last year.
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OFFICIOUS Meaning:
objectionably aggressive in giving unwanted advice
Synonyms: meddling, intrusive, pushy, nosy
Antonyms: uninvolved, hands-off, reserved
Example: Brad gives officious attention to my dating
life.
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INEFFECTUALLY Meaning:
done without accomplishing anything Synonyms:
incompetently, badly, ineptly Antonyms:
completely, efficiently, effectively Example:
Sarah ineffectually tried to help Simon with his algebra.
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RETROGRESSION Meaning:
a return to an earlier or less complex condition or stage
Synonyms: retroaction, throwback, reversal
Antonyms: modernity, advancement, evolution
Example: Buck’s retrogression was rapid.
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AGGRESSIVE Meaning:
inclined to act in a hostile way; fast growing
Synonyms: hostile, combative; bold, assertive
Antonyms: passive, peaceful; meek, mild
Example: Spitz acts in an aggressive manner.
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DOMESTICATED Meaning:
fit for home life Synonyms:
tamed, trained, housebroken Antonyms:
untamed, wild, feral Example:
Buck needed to suppress his domesticated side.
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DOMINEERING Meaning:
tending to rule over or control Synonyms:
dictatorial, bossy, imperious Antonyms:
democratic, humble, servile Example:
Stacy had to live with a domineering roommate.
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UNPRECEDENTED Meaning:
having no previous example Synonyms:
unparalleled, extraordinary, uncommon Antonyms:
mundane, ordinary, customary Example:
Buck was able to do unprecedented things when it came to discipline.
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UNNECESSARY Meaning:
not needed to achieve a certain result Synonyms:
superfluous, nonessential, dispensable Antonyms:
indispensable, essential, needed Example:
Mercedes was forced to throw out unnecessary clothing.
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PREEMINENT Meaning:
superior to or notable above all others Synonyms:
remarkable, distinguished, exemplary Antonyms:
inferior, secondary, ordinary Example:
Buck possessed preeminent cunning.
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AMENABLE Meaning:
superior to or notable above all others Synonyms:
willing, cooperative, agreeable Antonyms:
uncooperative, unwilling Example:
Buck was amenable to have Skeet lick his wounds.
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INSIDIOUS Meaning:
working or spreading harmfully in a subtle or stealthy manner
Synonyms: sneaky, subtle, dangerous, crafty
Antonyms: fair, honest, open, sincere
Example: Buck led an insidious revolt against Spitz.
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OBSESSION Meaning:
a persistent idea that irrationally dominates a person’s thoughts
Synonyms: mania, compulsion, delusion
Antonyms: indifference, dislike, hatred
Example: Buck’s obsession to capture the rabbit
first only added to his anger at Spitz.
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SALIENT Meaning:
strikingly conspicuous Synonyms:
prominent, protruding, obvious Antonyms:
hidden, covert, unnoticeable Example:
Hal’s belt was the most salient thing about him.
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DESULTORY Meaning:
jumping from one thing to the next Synonyms:
unplanned, haphazard, aimless Antonyms:
planned, methodical, orderly Example:
Spitz had a desultory approach to taking down Buck.
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PREROGATIVE Meaning:
exclusive right or privilege Synonyms:
privilege, right, entitlement Antonyms:
duty, obligation Example:
Mercedes thought that it was her prerogative to ride on the sled.
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DEROGATORY Meaning:
showing a lack of respect for Synonyms:
belittling, degrading, demeaning Antonyms:
respectful, complimentary Example:
Hal and Charles exchanged derogatory words over who would chop the wood.
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EXPLOIT Meaning:
an act or deed, especially heroic Synonyms:
accomplishment, triumph, adventure Antonyms:
disaster, loss, gaff Example:
Buck’s exploit with pulling the sled of flour made him more famous.
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INEXPLICABLE Meaning:
incapable of being interpreted or understood
Synonyms: unaccountable, unexplainable, enigmatic
Antonyms: validated, rational, understandable
Example: For some inexplicable reason, the dogs
went out at night and howled.
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PEREMPTORY Meaning:
putting an end to all debate Synonyms:
dictatorial, authoritarian, tyrannical Antonyms:
submissive, yielding, amenable Example:
Buck’s was peremptory in his decision to become the lead sled dog.
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PRESUMPTUOUS Meaning:
going beyond what is right or proper Synonyms:
cheeky, assuming, bold, immodest Antonyms:
demure, humble, unassuming Example:
Spitz was presumptuous in thinking that Buck did not want his snow nest.
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PROVOCATION Meaning:
an action or occurrence that incites to anger or stirs up purposely
Synonyms: incitement, instigation, goading
Antonyms: repression, discouragement, praise
Example: Buck had provocation to take out Black
Burton’s throat.
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EQUIVOCAL Meaning:
open to more than one interpretation Synonyms:
misleading, ambiguous, ambivalent Antonyms:
certain, clear-cut, definite Example:
Thornton’s equivocal reaction to Buck’s beating by Hal delayed his response.
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REMONSTRANCE Meaning:
the act of expressing opposition or protest Synonyms:
objection, complaint, rebuke Antonyms:
approval, praise, acceptance Example:
Mercedes continued an unbroken remonstrance over leaving her things behind.
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ADMONISH Meaning:
to advise or urge seriously; to warn against
Synonyms: reprimand, scold, warn, counsel
Antonyms: compliment, allow, permit, applaud
Example: Thornton tried to admonish Hal about the
ice.
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INDISPENSABLE Meaning:
not able to be given out; essential Synonyms:
important, crucial, fundamental, needed Antonyms:
unnecessary, extra, nonesssential Example:
Mercedes thought her tent to be indispensable.
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PREPONDERANCE Meaning:
superiority in weight, power, importance, strength, or influence
Synonyms: prevalence, bulk, extensiveness
Antonyms: minority, obscurity, handful
Example: Buck was freed at Circle City based on the
preponderance of the evidence.
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PRIVILEGE Meaning:
a special advantage, immunity, or right granted to one person or group
Synonyms: right, advantage, exemption
Antonyms: handicap, hindrance, loss
Example: Some slaves were given the privilege of
running special errands.
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IMPROPRIETY Meaning:
rude or improper behavior or speech Synonyms:
indecency, indecorum, unseemliness Antonyms:
suitability, correctness, propriety Example:
White carpenters thought it an impropriety to work alongside black men.
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DESTITUTE Meaning:
utterly lacking resources or means of subsistence
Synonyms: impoverished, poor, needy, penniless
Antonyms: wealthy, prosperous, affluent
Example: Most slaves on plantations were destitute.
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CONSTITUENT Meaning:
a member of a group represented by an elected official
Synonyms: voter, elector
Antonyms: serf, slave, peasant
Example: Most Northern constituents supported the
Republican Party and Lincoln.
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MANIFESTATION Meaning:
an indication of the existence, reality, or presence of something
Synonyms: expression, demonstration, indication
Antonyms: concealment, secret, vagueness
Example: One manifestation of Mr. Auld’s prejudice
was not allowing Frederick to read.
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UNMANAGEABLE Meaning:
difficult to keep under control; not submitting to discipline
Synonyms: unruly, disobedient, chaotic
Antonyms: controlled, calm, obedient
Example: Thomas Auld sent Douglass to Mr. Covey
because he deemed Douglass unmanageable.
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INGRATITUDE Meaning:
the state of being unappreciative of benefits received
Synonyms: ungratefulness, thanklessness
Antonyms: appreciation, consideration, thankfulness
Example: Douglass cannot forgive Lloyd’s ingratitude
toward his grandmother.
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EXEMPLI GRATIA Meaning:
for example, for the sake of example Synonyms:
e.g., for instance Antonyms:
-- Example:
Slaves received several items in their yearly allowance (e.g. cornmeal, shirts, shoes).
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PRECEPT Meaning:
a rule or principle prescribing a particular course of action or conduct
Synonyms: principle, axiom, doctrine
Antonyms: ambiguity, unbelief, lawlessness
Example: Sophia practiced her husband’s precepts.
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PRECONCEIVED Meaning:
formed before possessing full or adequate knowledge or experience
Synonyms: biased, partial, prejudiced, incomplete
Antonyms: unbiased, clear, complete
Example: Douglass’s preconceived notion of New Bedford
was that it was run-down and primitive.
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PRETENTIOUS Meaning:
creating a deceptive outward appearance of great worth or importance
Synonyms: false, pompous, puffed-up, showy
Antonyms: genuine, modest, simple
Example: Thomas Auld was pretentious when flaunting his
religious precepts.
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CONTENTIOUS Meaning:
given to causing controversy or debate Synonyms:
quarrelsome, argumentative, combative Antonyms:
agreeable, pleasant, concordant Example:
Mr. Auld became contentious when Sophia told him that she was teaching Douglass to read.
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PROVIDENCE Meaning:
preparation in advance; divine direction by God
Synonyms: luck, kismet, destiny
Antonyms: happenstance, fluke, randomness
Example: Douglass thought that Providence allowed him to
go to Baltimore and leave the plantation.
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IMPROVISE Meaning:
to invent, compose, or perform without preparation
Synonyms: ad-lib, wing it, concoct
Antonyms: devise, premeditate, plan
Example: Douglass had to improvise when the constables
came, so he burned his protection pass.
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IMPERTINENT Meaning:
exceeding the limits of good manners Synonyms:
impolite, nosy, presumptuous Antonyms:
mannered, polite, respectful Example:
Slaves were impertinent to ask about their birth parents.
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PERTINACIOUS Meaning:
holding firmly to a belief or course of action
Synonyms: dogged, persistent, determined
Antonyms: inattentive, irresolute, tentative
Example: Douglass was pertinacious in his quest for
freedom.
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CONJECTURE Meaning:
a judgment, estimate, or opinion arrived at by guessing
Synonyms: speculation, guesswork, hunch
Antonyms: calculation, proof, certainty
Example: It was pure conjecture for Douglass to imagine
the horrors of being captured and returned.
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ABJECT Meaning:
sunk to a low state; being of the most miserable kind
Synonyms: wretched, abhorrent, deplorable
Antonyms: excellent, worthy, exalted
Example: Slaves lived in abject conditions.