Q2 Word Parts / Vocabulary - Part II

-flect-

to bend

-spec-

to look

-vid-/-vis-

to see

mal-

bad, evil

dis-

not, opposite of

ir-, im-, il-

not, opposite of

reflect

(verb) to bend, to throw back, to show; to think deeply about something

deflect

(verb) to cause something to change direction, to bend aside

inflection

(verb) the bending of a person's voice so that it does not sound boring or within only one tone; making one's voice go up and down

inspect

(verb) to look at closely

perspective

(noun) the way you look at something from your point of view

spectacle

(noun) something to look at, an unusual or remarkable sight

vision

(noun) the ability to see; sight

revise

(verb) to look at again to improve it

supervise

(verb) to oversee, to watch and provide direction

evidence

(noun) anything you see that can be used to prove something

malnourished

(adj) weak or bad health because of too little food

malfunction

(verb) to function imperfectly or badly

malicious

(adj) bad, cruel, evil

disobey

(verb) opposite of obey

distrust

(verb) opposite of trust

disconnect

(verb) opposite of connect

irregular

(adj) not regular

impatient

(adj) not patient

illegible

(adj) not legible, impossible to read

illogical

(adj) not thinking about things in a reasonable or sensible way; unreasoning

irrational

(adj) unreasonable; not based on a reason