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#W1 GEN101 Reading

Vocabulary week 1

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What ROOT WORD means "not, without; unusual or irregular"? A,AN
One who does not know whether there is a God. Agnostic
Literally without a ruler; political disorder and confusion. Anarchy
A rare exception; something that is not normal. Anomaly
Adjective-having an unknown or unacknowledged name. Anonymous
Not having both sides exactly alike; not symmetrical. Asymmetrical
What ROOT WORD means "around, both"? AMBI,AMPHI
The surrounding atmosphere. Ambience
Uncertain; having two possible meanings. Ambiguous
An oval or round structure with tiers of seats around an open space. Amphitheater
Adjective-able to use both hands with equal ease. Ambidextrous
Adjective-having conflicting (both kinds of) feelings toward someone or something. Ambivalent
What ROOT WORD means "year"? ANN,ENN
Noun-the yearly return of the date of some memorable event. Anniversary
Adjective-occurring two times a year. Biannual
Noun-hundreth anniversary. Centennial
Noun-a period of a thousand years. Millennium
Noun-having a life cycle lasting more than two years. Also, lasting many years. As a (blank) youth. Perennial
What ROOT WORD means "Before"? ANTE,ANTI
Adjective- located before or in the front. The (blank) legs of the kangaroo are shorter than the posterior ones. Anterior
Verb- To realize beforehand. Anticipate
Adjective- so old as to no longer be useful. Antiquated
Noun- Blonging to an earlier (before) period. Antique
Noun- Ancient (before) times. Antiquity
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