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7th - VCR A Lesson 1

Vocabulary from Classical Roots A, Lesson 1

TermDefinition
monos (Greek) one
monologue (noun) a long speech made by one performer or by one person in a group
E pluribus unum (Latin) One from many
E pluribus unum Motto of the United States of America
monarch (noun) a person who rules a kingdom or empire; a king or queen, emperor or empress
monarch (noun) a large black and orange American butterfly
monogram (noun) a design composed of letters, usually the first letter of a name
monopoly (noun) exclusive control of the trade in some item or service
monopoly (noun) sole owership or control of anything
monolith (noun) a large block of stone
monolith (noun) a large organization that acts as a single unit
unus (Latin) one
unanimous (adj.) being in complete agreement
unilateral (adj.) one-sided; done by or affecting one person, group, or country, et cetera, and not another
duo (Latin) two
duplex (Latin) two-fold
duplex (noun) a dwelling with two living units
duplicate (transitive verb) to make an identical copy or double of something; to repeat
bi (Latin) two
bilateral (adj.) having two sides
bilateral (adj.) made between two persons or groups
bipartisan (adj.) involving two political parties
bisect (transitive verb) to divide into two equal parts
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