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Latin Roots 1

TermDefinition
regal adj. belonging to or befitting of someone royal
dominate to control, govern, or rule by superior authority or power
urban adj. of or located in a city
domineer to rule over someone arrogantly; tyrannize
regime government that is in power; administration
suburb a usually residential area or community outside of a city
regulate to control or direct according to a rule
civic adj. pertaining to a city, citizen, or citizenship
docile adj. easily taught; teachable; submissive
indomitable adj. incapable of being defeated
doctrine a principle accepted by belief, as by religious, political, scientific or philosophic groups
suburban adj. characteristic or a suburb or life in a suburb
regulation a principle, rule, or law designed to contorl or govern behavior
republic a political system where the power lies in citizens who are entitled to vote for officers to represent them and their interests
civilization an advanced stage of social developement marked by arts, sciences, politics, and culture
dominant adj. Having the most influence or control
publicize to make well-known, to sperad awareness or information
predominant adj. having greatest ascendancy, importance, influence, authority, or force
documentary a video presentation detailing factual events/people
republican adj. characteristic of a republic
urb Latin Root meaning: City
public Latin Root meaning: People
reg Latin Root meaning: Rule
civ Latin Root meaning: Citizen
doc Latin Root meaning: Teach
dom Latin Root meaning: To rule
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