Vocab 6.3(I think)

Circum

around, round

Con, co, col, cor

together, with

ob

in the way

per

through, to the end, thoroughly

Pre

beforehand, fore

Pro

forward, forth

in, il, in, ir

not, un

bene

good, well

mal,male

evil, ill, bad, badly

de

down from, down

de, dis

opposite of

dis

differently

dis, se

apart

e, ex

out

in, im

in, into, on, over

in, im, contra, contro, counter

against

extra

outside

intra

within

contra, contro, counter

contrary

inter

between

ab, a abs, e, ex

from

ab, a abs, e, ex, dis

away

ab, a abs

off

ad

to, toward, near

ante

before

post

after

bi

two

semi

half,partly

am, amor

love, liking, friendliness

fin

end, boundary, limit

anim

mind, will, spirit

birth, kind, class

gen, gener, genit

flu, fluc, flux

flow

Here, Hes

Stick

Greg

Gather, flock

Lateral

Side

Litera

Letter

Luc, Lum

Light

Man, Manu

Hand

Pend, Pens

Hang

Pon, Pos

Put

Scrib, Scirp

Write

Simil, Simul

Similar, like, same

Sol, soli

Alone, lonely, single

Solve, solu, solute

Loosen

Und, Unda

Wave, Flow

Ver, Vera, Veri

Truth, true

Vid, Vis

see, look, sight

aut-, auto-

self

authentic

genuine; true

autobiography

story of a person's life written by that person

autocrat

dictator;self derived leader

autograph

a person's own signature

automatic

done by its self

automation

MADE automatic

automaton

a robot; a mechanical "person"

autonomous

self-governing; independent

autonomy

independence

autopsy

the examination of a corpse to determine the cause of death

Aristocracy

1.)Governed by upper class

Autocracy

a system of government by one person with absolute power.

Bureaucracy

A large, complex organization composed of appointed officials

Democracy

government by the people

plutocracy

government of the wealthy

technocracy

government ruled by technical experts

aristocrat

advocate of aristocracy

demagogue

a leader who appeals to citizens' emotions to obtain power

democratic

ruled by the people.

democratize

make democratic

1. epidemic

wide spread

2. epidemic

disease

panacea

a remedy for all ills; cure-all; an answer to all problems

pan-american

of or pertaining to all the countries of North, South, and Central America

pandemonium

wild uproar

panoply

impressive array

panorama

an unbroken view of a wide area

pantomime

A performance using gestures and body movements without words

anachronism

something out of place in time

chronicle

a record of events

chronoligical

arranged in order of time

chronology

arrangement of events in time

synchronize

to occur at the same time; simultaneous

kleptomania

impulse to steal

mania

madness

maniac

insane person

maniacal

characterized by madness; insane; raving

pyromania

impulse to set fires

encyclopedia

branches of knowledge

orthopedic

relating to the branch of medicine dealing with the correction of deformities of bones or muscles:

pedagogue

a teacher, especially one who is dull and narrow-minded

pedagogy

the art of teaching

pediatrician

children's doctor

pediatrics

branch of medicine dealing with children and their diseases

orthodontist

dentist specializing in straightening teeth

orthodox

correct belief

orthography

correct spelling

Orthopedist

medical doctor who specializes in bone, joint, and muscle conditions

Unorthodox

not orthodox; not in accord with accepted, standard, or approved belief or practice; unconventional; heretical

Gen, geno, genea

race, kind, birth

Genealogy

history of the descent of a person or a family from an ancestor; lineage; pedigree