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Lessons5&6 7th Grade

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Apo, Apere, Epi, Aptum Latin Root "to fasten," "to attach"
Aptitude n. A natural talent or ability; quickness in learning.
Inept adj. 1)Without skill. 2) Inappropriate or out of place; fooolish or absurd.
Jungo, Jungere, Junxi, Junctum Latin Root "to join"
Adjunct n. An added part not essential to the whole.
Conjugate tr.v. To give forms of verbs in a fixed order.
Injunction n. An authoritive command or order.
Juncture n. 1)A serious state of affairs. 2) The condition or point of being joined.
Subjugate tr.v. To conquer; to dominate completely.
Stringo, Stringere, Strinxi, Strictum Latin Root "to draw together tightly," "to tie"
Astringent adj. Harsh; severe. n. A substance that tightens tissues. (In medicine, a substance constricting living tissue.)
Strait n. 1)A narrow passage of water connecting two large bodies of water. 2)(usually plural) A difficulty or bad position.
Stringent adj. 1)Severe; constricted; tight. 2)Pertaining to scarcity of money.
Cum Latin Root "with," "together with"
Coherent adj. 1)Showing an ordinary relation of parts. 2)Sticking together.
Colloquial adj. Characteristics of ordinary conversation rather than formal speech or writing.
Commiserate tr. and intr.v. To feel or express sorrow or pity (used with with).
Condone tr.v. To forgive; to disregard an offense.
Commodious adj. Spcaious, roomy, as in a house.
Contrite adj. Thouroughly remorseful and repentant of one's sins.
Teneo, Tenere, Tenui, Tentum Latin Root "to hold," "to keep"
Abstain intr.v. To refrain from something by one's choice.
Impertinent adj. 1)Impudent; rude. 2)Irrelevant.
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