Honors Freshmen Vocabulary: List #31-1

A complete set of academic vocabulary terms and roots from the Honors Freshmen Vocabulary List #31-1 transcript, including definitions and origins.

assign

(verb) to appoint someone to a particular job or task

clause

(noun) a separate section of a legal document

contact

(verb) to be in or establish communication with

enable

(verb) to render capable or able for some task

enforce

(verb) to ensure observance of laws and rules

facilitate

(verb) to make easier

grant

(verb) to let have, as in grant permission

license

(noun) a legal document giving official permission to do something

reject

(verb) to refuse to accept or acknowledge

substitute

(verb) to put in place of another

ante

Root meaning "before" (Latin origin)

anti

Root meaning "against" (Greek origin)

bi

Root meaning "two" (Latin origin)

circum

Root meaning "around" (Latin origin)

com

Root meaning "together" (Latin origin)

con

Root meaning "together" (Latin origin)

de

Root meaning "down" (Latin origin)

dis

Root meaning "away" (Latin origin)

equi

Root meaning "equal" (Latin origin)

extra

Root meaning "beyond" (Latin origin)

inter

Root meaning "between" (Latin origin)

intra

Root meaning "within" (Latin origin)

intro

Root meaning "into" (Latin origin)

mal

Root meaning "bad" (Latin origin)

mis

Root meaning "bad" (OE origin)

non

Root meaning "not" (Latin origin)

post

Root meaning "after" (Latin origin)

pre

Root meaning "before" (Latin origin)

semi

Root meaning "half" (Latin origin)

sub

Root meaning "under" (Latin origin)

super

Root meaning "over" (Latin origin)

syn

Root meaning "together" (Greek origin)

sym

Root meaning "together" (Greek origin)

tri

Root meaning "three" (G/L origin)

un

Root meaning "not" (Germanic origin)