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Vocabulary week 4

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What root word means "to know"? congi,gnos
adjective—relating to or involving conscious intellectual activity, such as thinking, reasoning, or remembering. cognitive
noun—investigation or analysis of the cause or nature of a condition, situation, or problem. diagnosis
adjective or adverb—with one’s identity concealed or disguised. incognito
noun—literally foreknowledge; a forecast or prediction usually associated with the prospect of recovery, such as from a disease. prognosis
verb—literally sign of the future; a forecast or prediction. prognosticate
What root word means "togther;with"? com,con,col,cor
adjective—literally sticking together; having an orderly relation of parts. coherent
verb—to labor together. Students learn better when they collaborate on their studies. collaborate
verb—to forgive or overlook (an offense). condone
noun—general agreement. consensus
verb—to relate together; to show relationship. correlate
What root word means "believe"? cred
noun—documents that cause others to believe in one. credentials
adjective—believable. credible
verb—literally not to believe; to distrust; to destroy belief in. discredit
adjective—not believing readily; disbelieving. incredulous
noun—originally, an unbeliever in religion; now, an evildoer or criminal. miscreant
What root word means "to run"? cur
verb—to agree. concur
adjective—literally running together; occurring at the same time. concurrent
noun—to speak at length; a formal and lengthy discussion of a subject. discourse
noun—a person or thing that runs before; a forerunner. precursor
noun— all the courses offered by an educational institution. curriculum
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