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ELA vocab # 29
The Roots -Mit- and -Mis-
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| a. To allow to enter; let in. b. To reconize as true; confess | admit |
| a. To settle differences in such way that both sides give in a little or give up something. b. To act in a way that invites danger, suspicion, or loss of reputation. An agreement reached by compromise | compromise |
| a. To give off or send out. b. To let out a sound; utter | emit |
| a. A special duty or task that a person or group is sent to do. b. A permanent diplomatic office in a foreign land. c. religious work, often abroad, or the buildings from which that work is carried out | mission |
| a. To remove; not include. b. To fail to include; neglect | omit |
| allowable; permitted | permissible |
| a statement or idea that is the basis of an argument or conclusion | premise |
| a. to send money. b. to cancel (a penalty)c. to allow to slow down; lessen in power or intensity | remit |
| a. to offer for consideration or review. b. to give in control by another; be under someone's power | submit |
| to send from one person or place to another | transmit |
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