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CR 8 9 & 10
Lessons 9 and 10
Question | Answer |
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Latin root meaning "back, again" | Re |
tr. v. to prove a statement or person to be incorrect; to disprove | refute |
v. to say over again | reiterate |
n. a quick, witty reply. 2. conversation characterized by such remarks | repartee |
n. the stock of plays, stories, songs, or other pieces that a player or company is prepared to perform. 2. the skills or accomplishments of a particular person or group. | repertoire |
n. a rest; a peaceful state. v. to place trust in or expectations on something. 2. to rest. | repose |
adj. of a silent nature; reserve in manner. | reticent |
Latin root meaning "to exhibit" | Ostendo, Ostendere, Ostendi, Ostensum |
adj. pretended; given as an excuse, to conceal the real reason. | ostensible |
adj. showy; inteded to impress people. | ostentatious |
Latin root meaning "to see" | Video, Videre, Vidi, Visum |
v. to make up something without preparation. 2. to make or provide from materials on hand. | improvise |
adj. existing only in imagination; fanciful; not practical. 2. characterized by vision or forethought. | visionary |
Latin root meaning "to look at" | Specto, Spectare, Spectavi, Spectatum |
adj. showing signs that promise success. | auspicious |
adj. examination of one's own thoughts and feelings. | introspection |
n. a survey of past times or events | retrospect |
n. a single thing that is taken as an example of a whole category. | specimen |
n. a ghost. 2. a haunting fear of future trouble. | specter |
n. the distribution of characteristics of a physical system, especially bands of colors seen as a rainbow or bands of differing sound waves. 2. a wide range of related qualities or ideas. | spectrum |
v. to form opinions without definite knowledge or evidence. 2. to buy of sell something to make a profit but with the risk of loss. | speculate |
latin root meaning "to watch" | Vigilo, Vigilare, Vigilavi, Vigilatum |
n. supervision or close observation, especially of a suspected person. | surveillance |
n. a period of staying awake to keep watch or to pray. | vigil |
adj. watchful; on the lookout for danger. | vigilant |