Vocabulary from Latin and Greek roots; Units Five and Six Quiz Study Guide

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Vid, Vis
To see
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Pari
To be visible; to appear
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Spec
To look
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Phan
To appear, to show
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Her, Hes
To attach; to fix
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Fus
To pour out
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Solu, Solv
To loosen, to solve
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Leg
To select, to choose, to gather
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Envisage
V. to imagine; to conceive of
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Visage
N. the face; A facial expression
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Apparition
N. An unreal figure, a ghost
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Perspicacious
Adj. Wise, insightful; Acutely intelligent
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Retrospective
Adj. Looking backward over a period of time
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Aspect
N. A part that can be considered or viewed
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Introspective
Adj. Contemplating one's own thoughts and feelings
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Phenomenon
N. A fact or event that can be observed and/or documented
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Diaphanous
Adj. Lightweight and transparent
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Epiphany
N. A moment of great insight, a revelation
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Sycophant
N. A person who flatters, A yes-man
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Adherent
N. A follower of a person or idea
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Incoherent
Adj. Not being able to be understood; nonsensical
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Inherent
Adj. Existing as a natural part
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Diffuse (di fy ōōs')
Adj. Not concentrated or focused; wordy
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Diffuse (di fy ōōz')
V. To spread out, distribute
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Effusive
Adj. Overflowing with words or feelings; gushing
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Profuse
Adj. Plentiful, Abundant
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Resolute
Adj. Determined, Steadfast
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Dissolute
Adj. Devoted to sensual pleasure, lacking moral restraint
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Insoluble
Adj. 1. Impossible to solve or fix
2. Unable to be dissolved
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Diligent
Adj. hardworking and careful
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Recollect
V. to remember; to recall
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Sacrilege
N. an act against a holy person or place