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15 Cards in this Set
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divulge
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Verb
Root: vulg-common To make known, reveal |
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navigate
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Verb
Roots: nav- boat/ ig- to do, to drive Plan, direct the route of |
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crucify
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Verb
Roots: cruc- cross/ fy- to do, to make Put to death on a cross/ criticize someone |
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ignominy
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Noun
Roots: ig- to do, to drive/ nom- name Public shame |
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proliferate
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Verb
Roots: prol- offspring/ fer- to bear, carry Increase rapidly |
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crucify
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Verb
Synonym: Put to death Antonym: Kept alive, aid, comfort |
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prolific
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Adj.
Synonym: Fertile, rich Antonym: Unproductive, fruitless |
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vulgar
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Adj.
Synonym: Lacking good taste, rude, indecent Antonym: Kind, good manners, polite |
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esprit
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Noun
Synonym: Lively, vivacious Antonym: Boring, quiet |
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proletariat
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Noun/ Adj.
Synonym: A worker Antonym: Aristocrat, upper class |
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crucify
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Jesus was crcified on the cross with nails through his hands and feet.
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prolific
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Adj.
The prolific family had many children and cousins. |
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divulge
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Verb
I had to divulge the secret to everyone before someone else. |
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navigate
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Verb
The ship had to navigate it's way through the icy waters. |
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excruciating
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Adj.
An excruciating pain shot through the man's chest when he had a heartattack. |