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8 - G&L Examples 5

Greek & Latin Roots Unit 5 Examples

DefinitionWord
something that is below the surface of the earth subterranean
a scientist that studies planets, stars, and outer space astronomer
a person who uses the stars and constellations to predict future events astrologist
items made by civilizations long ago artifact
describing something as breaking up, changing, or ending very suddenly abrupt
to break into the middle of a conversation or event that is happening interrupt
describing something as refusing or unable to bend or change inflexible
the study and description of the way words are formed in language morphology
to make something by hand or machine manufacture
the process of light bouncing off of an object reflect
a break in a bone fracture
a tiny little star that is typed using SHIFT 8 on the keyboard, often used for footnotes asterisk
rocks with crystals inside of them geode
to break up a conversation or event disrupt
parts of sentences or items, not complete fragments
the process by which animals such as frogs or butterflies go through great changes in their lives metamorphosis
an alien from another planet, someone from out of this earth extraterrestrial
a scientist that studies the rocks and soil of the earth geologist
a person who studies the shape of the parts of the earth and uses this for mapping of the land geographer
a ledge of land that is built into a hill to reduce erosion terrace
describing something as easily moved or bent flexible
a person who does or makes good things benefactor
a section of land territory
a piece of a whole fraction
a person who does or makes bad things, often a villain malefactor
a break in something rupture
to cause something to bend away from an object deflect
a person who travels into space astronaut
describing something as easily breakable fragile
something that is completely or almost completely surrounded by land, a large sea Mediterranean
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