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Unit 4: Vocabulary from Latin and Greek Roots/SAT Words
Unit 4: Vocabulary from Latin and Greek Roots/SAT Words
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Unit 4: Vocabulary from Latin and Greek Roots/SAT Words
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To attack the character of; to mock
denigrate
lethargy
essence
candor
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Unimportant, insignificant
negate
negligible
negligent
malign
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My comfort level with the vocabulary words from Unit 4:
I am well prepared for the test and will do well
I need to look over the words
I did not know the definitions to many of the words
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A curse; used with the intention of bringing about evil or destruction
malediction
malevolent
mendacious
malign
5
Not properly attentive
negligible
negate
negligent
malaise
6
having no flaws; perfect; flawless
pejorative
impeccable
peccant
impair
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Lack of experience; innocence
discomfit
viridity
candid
verdant
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A small sin or fault
NEGLIGENT
PECANT
PECCADILLO
PEJORATIVE
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NEG
"to deny"
"worse"
"to sin, to be flawed"
"bad"
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Violating moral law; sinful
negate
peccadillo
impair
peccant
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PEJ/PAIR
"bad"
"to sin, to be flawed"
"to deny"
"worse"
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PECC
"to deny"
"worse"
"bad"
"to sin/to be flawed"
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Wanting harm to befall others
malleable
mendacious
malediction
malevolent
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IN
"to deny"
"worse"
"not"
"bad"
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Having a lying, false character; dishonest
malevolent
malleable
malediction
mendacious
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greenery; fresh and ripe with vegetation
pallor
verdant
verdure
viridity
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frankness or sincerity of expression; openness
candid
essence
synergy
candor
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Capable of being shaped or transformed; flexible
mendacious
malleable
malediction
negligible
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Negative and critical; insulting
impair
malleable
malevolent
pejorative
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To pretend to be sick in order to avoidsomething
negligent
malinger
malaise
malign
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A sense of unease; depression
negligible
malign
malinger
malaise
22
MAL
"bad"
"to sin, to be flawed"
"to neglect"
"worse"
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To cause to diminish, as in strength,value, or quality
malinger
malign
pejorative
impair
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To cancel the effect of; to beineffective; nullify
negligible
malign
negate
impair
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To speak maliciously of; insult
negate
malaise
malign
negligible
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With regard to
apropos
belabor
restive
static
