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mob/mot/mov & mon

TermDefinition
mob Latin- “Move”
mot Latin- “Move”
mov Latin- “Move”
motive (n) something as a need or desire that causes a person to act.
emotions (n) a strong feeling such as love, anger, joy, hate, or fear.
motile (adj) exhibiting or capable of movement, usually refer to bacteria that can move.
mobile (adj) able to move from one place to another
movement (n) the act of the process of moving people or things from one place or position to another.
immobilize (adj) unable to move; not moving.
commotion (n) a state of turbulent motion
motor (n) a machine that produces motion or power for doing work
promote (v) to change the rank or position of someone to a higher or more important one
promote (v) to move a sports team to a higher position in a league
mobile (adj) able to move with the use of vehicles such as trucks and airplanes
mobile (adj) able to be moved.
mon Latin- “To warn”
premonition (n) A feeling or belief that something is going to happen when there is no definite reason to believe it will.
admonish (v) To speak to someone in a way that expresses disapproval or criticism; to tell or urge someone to do something.
monument (n) A building or place that is important because of when it was built or because of something in history that happened there.
monitor (v) To watch, observe, listen to, or check (something) for a specific purpose over a period of time.
monster (n) A strange or horrible imaginary creature; something that is extremely or unusually large.
summon (v) To order someone to come to a place, such as a court of law.
monition (n) a warning
monition (n) an intimation of danger
admonition (n) a criticism or warning about behavior
Created by: 7thgradeheather
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