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Latin

CON

DICT

FID

FORT

Fortify:to make (someone or something) stronger

Force: physical strength, power, or effect

Forte: one's strong point

LUC

NAT

SANCT

SPECT

TRANS

Transfer:

to move from one place to another; to move across places

VOC

&

CUSS

PRECI

Greek

PATH

SCOPE

Examples:

Chronic: continuing for a long time, as a chronic disease

Synchronize: to cause to keep time in unison

Anachronism: anything out of its proper historical time

CHRON

Time

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Telescope: an optical instrument for making distant objects appear larger and nearer

Kaleidoscope: an optical toy that makes symmetrical patterns by multiple reflections in a tube

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Stethoscope: an instrument used to hear sounds in the chest or other parts of the body

Look; Watch; View; Examine

Microscope: an optical instrument used for viewing very small objects

Horoscope: diagram of the relative positions of the zodiac signs used to foretell events of a person's life

Period 6

Pathological: caused by disease

Apathetic: indifferent

Disease

Pathogen: any disease-producing agent

Psychopathic: mentally disordered

Pathetic: arousing feelings of pity

Empathy: as if one were in the other person's place; an understanding of another's feelings

Emotion

Sympathy: a feeling for another person

Feeling

Translate:

to cut through any language barrier by changing one language to another

Lucifer: a once one of the highest arch angel, who was by historical reference called - "Light Bearer." Cast out of heaven by God to hell.

Definition:

Across

Lucid: very clear and easy to understand

Translucent: permitting the passage of light:

Light

Bright

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Sanctify: make pure or free from sin or guilt

Sanctimonious: excessively or hypocritically pious

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Indictment: formal words spoken or written by a jury that charge a person with a crime

Speak

Say

Edict: public words issued by an official that explain a law or command

Definition:

Holy

Examples

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Vocalization: an utterance or sound made with the voice

Vociferous:: a loud cry or yell

Definition:

Hit; Strike

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Voice; Call

Concussion: injury to the brain or spinal cord due to jarring from a blow, fall, or the like.

Percussion: the striking of a musical instrument to produce tones.

Value

Price

Appreciate: to value or regard highly; place a high estimate on. Increase the value of.

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Depreciate: decrease the value of

Precious: of high worth or cost

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Innate: present at birth but not necessarily hereditary

Renaissance: the revival of learning and culture

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Born

Definition:

Together; Jointly; With

Convention-a large meeting of people who come together to a place to talk about their shared work or other interests or to make decisions as a group

Construct-to build or make something by putting things together

Roots

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Confide: to tell (something that is secret or private) to someone you trust

Fidelity: the quality of being faithful

Bona fide: true, genuine, authentic

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Respect: look up to someone or something

Spectator: a close observer

Inspect: to look over carefully

Definition:

Trust; Faith

Definition

See; Look

Definition:

Strong

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