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Word Roots #5
Word Roots #5
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An #English quiz to #introduce and #review #wordroots and #vocabulary. Good for studying the #SAT
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greatness of importance or size
polyphonic
polygamy
magnitude
magnanimous
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of words having more than one syllable
Magnanimous
Polygamy
Polysyllabic
Rad
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Megas (Greek)
Great
Plenty
Many
Large
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Copia (Latin)
Plenty
Large
Many
Great
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plentiful; in large amounts
magnate
macrocosm
homework
copious
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noble and generous, especially in forgiving; not petty
megalith
magnanimous
megalomania
macroscopic
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Makros (Greek)
Many
Plenty
Great
Large
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a mental illness where a person has exaggerated ideas of their importance
Cornucopia
Megalomania
Megalith
Copious
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Magnus (Latin)
Plenty
Great
Large
Many
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producing many sounds simultaneously; many-voiced.
megalomania
the lunch room
polyphonic
magnitude
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a large stone that forms a prehistoric monument or part of one.
Macroscopic
Polygam
Megalith
Macrocosm
12
the universe; any great whole; the big picture
macrocosm
polygamy
megalomania
What I'll think about later
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the system of having more than one spouse at a time.
Copious
Magnanimous
Magnate
Polygamy
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a symbol of plenty consisting of a goat's horn overflowing with flowers, fruit, and corn
cornucopia
megalomania
magnitude
polysyllabic
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a wealthy, influential person, esp. in business
Mr. Monopoly
cornucopia
magnate
macroscopic
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Poly (Greek)
Large
Great
Many
Plenty
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visible to the naked eye; not microscopic; relating to large-scale or general analysis.
Macroscopic
magnanimous
polyphonic
copious