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Greek/LatinDefinition
avert v. to turn away
ambidextrous adj. using both hands with equal ease
ambiguous adj. having more than one interpretation or meaning
antecedent n. an event, condition, or cause happening before another
antebellum adj. existing before a war
antidote n. against poison, acts against effects of poison
antisocial adj. against being friendly, hostile or harmful to society
autobiography n. writing about yourself
autocracy n. self government, usually where one person has unlimited power
benefactor n. one that gives aid (a benefit or gift)
abduct v. to take someone away
benevolent adj. suggestive of or marked by doing good
bilingual adj. able to speak or use two languages
binocular adj. using or adapted to the use of both eyes
binocular n. a device used with both eyes
bystander n. a person near an event but not taking part in it
byline n. an author's name near the title of an article (magazine or newspaper)
circumference n. the distance around a circle, often the external boundary or surface of an object
circumnavigate v. to steer around; to go around instead of through
controversy n. a problem with two sides against each other; a discussion marked by the expression of opposing views (dispute)
contradict v. to go against a statement; to resist or oppose an argument; to deny the truth of
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