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Greek & Latin

Greek and Latin roots/suffixes

TermDefinition
grad, gres step
degrade . (1) to treat something or someone poorly and without respect. It was inappropriate for the teacher to degrade the student. (2) to make the quality of something worse.
gradual moving or changing in small amounts; happening in a slow way over a long period of time.
graduate to earn a degree or diploma from a school, college, or university; to move from one level to a higher level.
progressive moving forward; using or interested in new or modern ideas.
regress to return to an earlier and usually worse or less-developed condition or state. A child showing the early signs of autism might regress around the age of two.
-able/ -ible can be (done)
desireable having good or pleasing qualities; worth having or getting.
vulnerable easily hurt or harmed physically, mentally, or emotionally; open to attack, harm, or damage
visible able to be seen; easily seen or understood; known to or noticed by the public
flexible capable of bending or being bent; easily changed; willing to change or try different things
reversible able to be changed back to an earlier or original state; able to be stopped and not causing permanent damage or changes; having two sides that can be used
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