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Latin Unit #3

Vocab

TermDefinition
Vict (vinc) conquer; show conclusively
omni all; every; everywhere
fract (frag) break
in in; within; into; not; on
Convict prove guilty; show conclusively to be guilty (v.) person serving a prison sentence (n.)
Conviction 1. state of having been judged guilty of an offense 2. strong belief
convince persuade or show conclusively by argument or proof
evict 1. expel by legal process, as to evict a tenant 2. oust
evince show clearly; disclose; reveal
invincible incapable of being conquered
vanquish overcome in battle; conquer; defeat
victor winner; conqueror
fraction one or more of the equal parts of a whole; fragment
fractious apt to break out into a passion; cross; irritable
fracture 1. break or crack 2. breaking of a bone
fragile easily broken; frail; delicate
fragment part broken off
infraction act of breaking; breach; violation, as an infraction of a law
refract bend (literally, "break back") from a straight path (as when light rays having traveled through air, change direction when entering water, or as when sunlight-having traveled through a prism-breaks up into the colors of the rainbow)
refractory resisting; intractable; hard to manage, as a refractory mule
omnibus covering many things at once, as an omnibus bill (adj.) 1. bus 2. book containing a variety of works by one author, as a Hemingway omnibus (n.)
omnifarious of all varieties, forms, or kinds
omnific all-creating
omnipotent unlimited in power; almighty
omnipresent present everywhere at the same time; ubiquitous
omniscient knowing everything
omnivorous 1. eating everything, both plant and animal substances 2. avidly taking in everything, as an omnivorous reader
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