VOCABULARY FROM CLASSICAL ROOTS BOOK E LESSON 1

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INTER

between

Interloper

one who intrudes by meddling or trespassing on the rights of others

Internecine

1. very destructive to both sides in a conflict; involving slaughter and carnage

2. pertaining to struggle or conflict within groups, organizations, or nations

Interpolate

1. to insert or add something between other parts, especially in a text or written work

2. to introduce material that severely alters a text or falsifies it

Interregnum

1. any period of time when a state is without a ruler or has a provisional government, especially between the reign of a sovereign and a successor

2. an interval between controlling elements; an interruption in an otherwise continuous function or process

PONO, PONERE, POSUI, POSITUM

to put; to place

Interpose

1. to insert between parts of something; to interject in a conversation

2. to apply pressureor influence; to meddle; to interfere

Juxtapose

to place side by side

PROPE, PROPINQUUS

near

Propinquity

1. nearness; proximity

2. kinship

Rapprochement

reconciliation; restoration of cordial relations, especially between two countries

QUIES, QUIETIS

quiet; rest

QUIESCO, QUIESCERE, QUIEVI, QUIETUM

to rest

Quiescent

at rest; dormant; motionless

Acquiesce

to agree or consent without any objection

Requiem

a mass or service for the repose of departed souls; music, poetry, or other composition of the dead

Unrequited

not reciprocated; not given in payment or returned in kind

TRUDO, TRUDERE, TRUSI, TRUSUM

to push

Abstruse

difficult to understand; complex

Extrude

to push or thrust out a liquid or malleable substance that retains or solidifies into a predetermined shape

Obtrude

1. to force one's ideas or oneself insistently upon others

2. to thrust out; to protrude noticeably, often in an undesirable way