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english 2 h sec 16-2
english 2 h sec 16-20
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| congradulate | express ones pleasure to another person at that persons success |
| gracious | pleasant; courteous; kindly |
| grateful | feeling or expressing gratitude |
| gratify | give or be a source of pleasurenor satisfaction |
| gratis | without charge or payment |
| gratitude | thankfulness |
| gratuitous | given freely; unwarranted |
| gratuity | present of money |
| grat | pleasant; thank; favor |
| mor (mort) | death |
| immortal | not subject to death |
| immortality | eternal life |
| moribund | dying; near death |
| mortal | human being; person; individual |
| mortality | death rate |
| mortician | undertaker |
| mortification | shame; humiliation |
| ingrate | ingrateful person |
| ingratiate | establish in the favor or good graces of another |
| mortify | embarrass; shame; humiliate |
| mortuary | funeral home |
| rigor mortis | stiffness of the body that sets in several hours after death |
| corporal | bodily |
| corporation | body authorized by law to act as a single personand to have rights and duties |
| corps | organized body of persons |
| corpse | dead body |
| corpulant | bulky; obese; very fat |
| corpus | general collection or body of writings, laws |
| corpuscle | blood cell |
| corpus delicti | facts proving that a crime has been committed |
| esprit de corps | spirit of a body of persons; group spirit |
| habeas corpus | writ requirirng a detained person to be brought before a court to investigate the legalityof that persons detention |
| incorporate | combine so as to form one body |
| corp | body |
| duc (duct) | lead, conduct, draw |
| aqueduct | artificial channel for conducting water over a distance |
| conducive | tending to lead to; contributive; helpful |
| conduct | lead; guide; escort |
| deduction | taking away; subtraction |
| duct | tube or channel for conducting a liquid |
| ductile | able to be drawn out or hammered thin |
| induce | lead on; move by persuasion |
| induct | admit as a member |
| induction | ceremony by which on is made a member; initiate |
| seduction | enticement; leading astray into wrongdoing |
| traduce | malign; slander; vilify; calumniate |
| viaduct | bridge for conducting a road or a railroad over a valley |
| secut (sequ) | follow |
| consecutive | following in regular order; successive |
| consequence | that which follows logically |
| exeute | follow through to completion; carry out |
| inconsequential | of no consequences; trivial; unimportant |
| non sequitor | statement that does not follow from previous satements |
| persecute | oppress; harass; annoy |
| prosecute | follow to the end or until finished |
| sequel | something that follows; continuation |
| sequence | the following of one thing after the other; succession |
| sequential | arranged in a sequence; serial |