Jan 23, 2016
- Grammar Tips:
- Use the word root to determine the meaning of the bold word.
- A noxious odor is . . . .
- refreshing
- tantalizing
- unscented
- harmful
- Something than is eloquent is . . . .
- not fit for consumption, inedible
- expressed in a powerful and effective manner
- very old, antiquated
- dull, trite, hackneyed
- A complacent person . . . .
- likes to pick fights
- frequently makes mistakes, but does not accept responsibility
- is known to tell lies, embellish the truth
- is contented to a fault, self-satisfied
- An amiable person is . . . .
- talkative, loud
- highly educated
- truthful, honest
- friendly, good natured
- To measure the veracity of something is to measure its . . . .
- circumference
- weight
- value or worth
- truthfulness
- A person with equanimity . . . .
- enjoys the company of others
- is even-tempered and composed
- has a violent temper
- is very stubborn
- To indict someone is to . . . .
- harm that person
- charge that person with a crime
- stop or block that person from doing something
- pick a fight with that person
- A lucid argument . . . .
- errs repeatedly in its logic
- is loosely held together, tenuous
- is very clear and intelligible
- frequently digresses
- To exacerbate a problem means . . . .
- to lessen it
- to analyze it
- to solve it
- to worsen it
- A quiescent place is . . . .
- still, at rest
- tumultuous, chaotic
- very isolated
- harmful, dangerous
- A noxious odor is . . . .
The root am means love.
The toot luc/lum/lus means light.
The root plac means to please.
The toot ac means sharp, bitter.
The root ver means truth.
The root loc/log/loqu means word, speech.
The root dic/dict/dit means to say, tell, use words.
The root qui means quiet.
The root nec/nic/noc/nox means harm, death.
The root equ means equal, even.
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