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OHS CP9 WC5

Oakmont High School CP English 9 - Word Cell 5

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DEC,DECA,DECI,DECIM ten; a tenth part
decade (n) a period of ten years; as, there are ten decades in a century; a group of ten; as, the decades in a rosary
decagon (n) a plane geometric figure of ten sides and ten angles
decimate (v) to destroy or take a tenth part of away; as, the conqueror decimated their captives
DI,DIA across, through
diagonal (a) extending from one corner across to the opposite corner; as, diagonal lines (n) a diagonal plane or straight line across
diameter (n) the length of a straight line through the center of a plane or solid figure; as, the diameter of a circle
DICT to say; to speak; word or words
contradict (v) to say the opposite of what has been said by someone else; as, the opposition contradicted every statement that was made
dictator (n) one who has the highest authority to speak, particularly in government; as, Hitler and Mussolini were dictators
DUCE,DUCT to lead
produce (v) to bring forth or to lead out; as, the farmer produces crops (n) that which is brought forth or led out; as, the farmer brought his produce to market
abduct (v) to carry or lead away forcefully; to kidnap; as, to abduct a child
E,EX out or out of; from; former
erupt (v) to burst or break out of; as, the volcano was about to erupt
export (v) to send from one place to another place or country; as, to export goods (n) that which is exported or sent out of; as, in order for a nation to prosper, its exports must exceed its imports
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