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List Directory Part of the first stem piece List 1 say List 2 say 2 List 3 to get caught List 4 pull, stretch, with List 5 release List 6 go running and jumping List 7 sit station lie List 8 stream List 9, chopped List 10 Thought List 11 bent List 12 turn See List 13 List 14 (make) do List 15 is passed, giving List 16 write List 17 body List 18 tips List 19 length severity level List 20 untie, bound List 21 with different List 22 boundaries, touching List 23 nature List 24 positive energy List 25 negative energy List 26 beginning with j List roots and root words and words 27 to start the List 28 v root 1 List 29 root 2 List 30 root 3 List 31 root 4 List 32 stem 5 List 33 root 6 List 34 root 7 the second part List 35 compound words, etc. List 36 words about animals List 37 remember the word association method List 38 words to remember familiar words (1) List 39 words to remember familiar words (2)

Word List 1 word to say about the roots and constituted Stem covered in this section DICT [say, say] - predict LOG [speak, words] - dialogue ROG [ask, request, ask] - abrogate VOC [call, call] - voice NOUNCE [announce, (officially) say] - announce VERB [word, term] - verb OR [say, pray, (respectfully) said] - oral FA [say, say] - fame 1. The root dic, dict Root dic (t) indicates say [say] Common Words predict [forecast] literal meaning say [dict = say] before [pre- = before], that is to say in advance (results). With the most relevant and say the same root, This root also has "words" meaning, dictionary [dictionary] is a collection of words. abdicate ['æbdɪkeɪt] [Root] ab- [away] + dic [say] + - ate [v.], say away (from power, responsibility) → formally relinquish (power and responsibility) addict v [ə'dɪkt];. n ['ædɪkt]. [Root] ad- [to] + dict [say], to say (repeatedly), kept saying → obsessive, addic ve [ə'dɪkt]; addict ['ædɪkt] indict [ɪn'daɪt] [Root] in- [in, on] + dict [say], say (guilty) in (sb), (the offense) comes to (someone) who → sue interdict ['ɪntərdɪkt] [Root] inter- [between] + dict [say, words], interpose some words between, insert the (warning) is then → stop; ban valediction [, vælɪ'dɪkʃən] [Root] vale [well] + dic [say] + - tion [n.], say "(be) well", he said, "take care" → farewell; farewell speech [Note] val as root, there are strong, well meaning. For example valid literal meaning strong (in law), namely "a legitimate and effective"; invalid are "sick, disabled," meaning. valediction means "say (I wish you good) health" as a farewell blessing. vindicate ['vɪndɪkeɪt]

[Contact] v [checkmark] + indicate [show], indicate right → proof that; Proof (of a person's innocence) → to ... rehabilitate, to ... defend, so innocent [Root] vin [from vim, represents energy] + dic [say] + - [. V] ate, a strong say → proof that contradict [, kɑ: ntrə'dɪkt] [Root] contra- [against] + dict [say], say against → deny, refute; contradicts with ... dictate ['dɪkteɪt] [Root] dict [say] + - ate [v.], to say (command) → v. (relied status, power) ordered [Note] dictate also made a noun, it indicates instructions, commands Summary: root dic (t) indicates say abdicate, say [dic] away [ab-], it means that officially abandoned; addict, "repeated [ad-] said [dict]", was addicted to performance; indict is. a person who comes to crime, that complaint; interdict is thoroughly interpose [interference], namely to prevent, prohibit; valediction is say "be well [vale]", namely farewell; vindicate can be seen indicate right [v, pigeon] that proof; also refers specifically prove that a person guilty. contradict the literal meaning is righteous say against; dictate specific to say in that order, as a verb and a noun. 2. root log Root log indicates speak [said]. For example dialogue [dialogue] literal meaning speak [log = speak] across [dia- = across], the image point that is the "discourse in (human) between the shuttle." Noun when speaking, log indicates "record," and the idea was "words, works." log and "doctrine" means, -logy is a suffix disciplines. In addition, log has two synonyms root loqu and locu change by the end of consonants produced. eulogize ['ju: lədʒaɪz] [Root] eu- [well] + log [speak] + - ize [v.], speak well (of), say ... good → praise, glorifica on [Note] eu pronunciation association "excellent" monologue ['mɑ: nəlɔ: ɡ] [Root] mono- [single, alone] + logue [speech], (of actor) speak alone → monologue prologue ['proʊlɔ: ɡ] [Root] pro- [before] + logue [speech], Front, then → foreword, preface

grandiloquent [græn'dɪləkwənt] [Root] grand [big] + i [hyphen, nonsense] + loqu [speak] + - ent [. A], speak ... (unrealistically) big, exaggerated → exaggerated (language, etc.) exaggerated loquacious [lə'kweɪʃəs] [Root] loqu [speak] + - acious [much], speak (too) much → words more obloquy ['ɑ: bləkwi] [Root] ob- [against] + loqu [speak] + - y [n.], speak against (sb.) → abusive, defamatory; (by others) abuse → s gma, shame soliloquy [sə'lɪləkwi] [Root] soli [alone] + loqu [speak] + - y [n.], speak alone → (esp himself) monologue terminology [, tɜːrmɪ'nɑ: lədʒɪ] [Root] termin [term, term] + o [hyphen] + log [speak] + - y [. N], a (formal) speaking of term → jargon circumlocution [, sɜːrkəmlə'kjuːʃn] [Root] circum- [around] + locu [speak] + - tion [n.], speak in circle → circle to speak; come out lengthy [Note] circum- from the circle, the literal meaning [in] circle, namely around Summary: eulogize literal meaning speak [log] ... well [eu], namely commended; In contrast obloquy [abusive, notoriety], Affix ob- expressed against prologue before [pro] Introduction [log], Preamble (synonyms are foreword, which fore- [previous]); it is the opposite of epilogue ["behind the words," that speech at the conclusion of, the outcome of literary works, opera epilogue]. loquacious represent words [loqu] more [-acious] a people often boast that he is the grandiloquent [exaggerated]; a person is alone speak monologue [monologue, soliloquy]; circumlocution is speech roundabout [circle], catch points, so that's very lengthy. 3. root rog Rog root meaning is equivalent to ask [requirements]. You can spell the root log of similarity memory. abrogate ['æbrəɡeɪt] [Root] ab- [away] + rog [ask] + - ate [v.], Requirements ... away → The official aboli on; away (from) asking, but ask → ignoring the existence of [something] arrogance ['ærəgəns]

[Root] ar- [ad-, to] + rog [ask] + - [. N] ance, to (repeatedly) ask, repeatedly asked → arrogance, arrogance interrogate [ɪn'terəɡeɪt] [Root] inter- [between] + rog [ask] + - ate [v.], Interactively (and formally) ask → ques oning, interroga on prerogative [prɪ'rɑ: gətɪv] [Root] pre- [before] + rog [ask] + - [. N] ative, (can be compared to others) advance request → privileges, powers surrogate ['sɜːrəɡət] [Root] sur- [sub-, under, in the place of] + rog [ask] + - [. N]. Ate, ask sth in the place of → alterna ves Summary: root rog reflect the commands and requirements [ask] constitute the majority in the word repeatedly [ar- = ad-] requirements [rog] is haughty, arrogant [arrogance] manifestation. abrogate the abolition of the official on that (official) requirements [rog] ... disappear (ab-), deposed things we no longer ignore. Ask someone to stand on our own position, namely, instead of their own, then he is an agent [surrogate], similar concepts in the article is the alternative; interrogate is a high-profile exchange with others, such as warden face jailer, that interrogation , questioned; advance [pre-] request [rog] is a privilege [prerogative]. 4. The root voc, vok Root voc, vok corresponding to the English word call [call]. Sometimes doing the equivalent of a noun meaning cognates voice [voice]. vocabulary [words, vocabulary] is formed from the root voc. advocate ['ædvəketɪ] [Root] ad- [to] + voc [call] + - ate [v.], To call, appeal → support, advocate equivocate [ɪ'kwɪvəkeɪt] [Root] equi [equal] + voc [call, voice] + - [. V] ate, make equal voice (towards conflicting opinions) → (with decep on des na on) ambiguous to say vociferous [voʊ'sɪfərəs] [Root] voc [call, voice] + i [hyphen] + fer [bring] + - ous [. A], bring [too much] voice → noisy, yelling [Note] fer as root, there bring, meaning carry [with] a. As conference [conference] the literal meaning bring (ideas) together; When a person can not take away all the things that first took prefer [prefer] a. vocation [voʊ'keɪʃn] [root] voc [call] + - ation, (n.) (God's) call → voca on, profession

convoke [kən'voʊk] [Root] con- [together] + voke [call], call (people) together → convene a mee ng evoke [ɪ'voʊk] [Root] e- [ex-, out] + voke [call], call (memories, support) out → evoke (memory, support), trigger invoke [ɪn'voʊk] [Root] in- [in, into] + voke [call], call (plan) in → implementa on; call into (situation) → produced, resul ng in provoke [prə'voʊk] [Root] pro- [forth] + voke [call], call forth, yelling ... forward (to the horse say "drive") → mo vated, aroused; the consequences of such rude behavior brought angered → revoke [rɪ'voʊk] [Root] re- [back] + voke [call], call (licence, will (intestate), ect.) back → withdrawn, declared void Summary: root voc, vok is call [shouting] meaning. vociferous bring [fer] cry [voc] more [-ous], that is noisy; occupation, vocation [vocation] is God's calling. If you're riding constantly shouting [voke] "forward [pro -]" [provoke], which is driven, sparking it, but it could also be angered. The people called [voke] together [con-], is convoke, convene a meeting; call out [e-] dusty memories, that is, evoke [evoke] memories; revoke the literal meaning call back [re-], namely withdrawn. advocate literally meaning "to call", shouted the state extended to appeal, advocate. A man named on the opposite thing [voc] the same [equi] attitude is ambiguous to say [equivocate], often deliberate, with the purpose of deceiving. 5. root n (o) unc Root n (o) unc equivalent to speak. Pronounce [pronounce] and its noun form pronunciation, literal meaning is speak forth (speaking out). The meaning of this root tends formally, namely announce (announced). denounce [dɪ'naʊns] [Root] de- [down] + nounc [announce] + e [v.], announce ... down [= bad], publicly accused; declare ... morally wrong, shameful renounce [rɪ'naʊns] [Root] re- [against] + nounc [announce] + e [v.], announce against → (officially) abandoned; announced ... break enunciate [ɪ'nʌnsɪeɪt]

[Root] e- [ex-, out] + nunc [announce] + i (hyphen) + - ate [v.], announce out → publicly announced, claiming; speak out (clearly) clearly says → Summary: root no (u) nc expressed formally speaking publicly. denounce publicly to say that someone is bad (down); renounce literal meaning announce against [re-], that is, with (organization) break, or not do, to give (something) enunciate literal meaning announce out [e-]. , that is publicly announced, he declared. 6. root verb verb as a word is "verb" means, as the root of the word refers to the general, that word. verbatim [vɜːr'beɪtɪm] [note] verb [word] + a + tim (e), (A) word a time → literally; literally (copy) → verba m verbose [vɜːr'boʊs] [Root] verb [word] + - ose [a, full of.], full of words → lengthy, long-winded [Note] Synonyms wordy lengthy, long-winded reverberate [rɪ'vɜːr'bəreɪt] [Note] re- [back] + verb [word, sound] + er + -ate [v.], sound back → reverberate, echo [Note] You can also refer to vibrate [shock], will reverberate understood as (sound waves) back to the earthquake, which echoed, echoed Summary: root verb word verbatim representation can be seen as word [verb] a tim (e), that is by for word; reverberate refers to the sound echoed back [re] ring [verb = word, sound]; verbose Word Count [verb] more [-ose = -ous], namely a lengthy, long-winded. 7. root or Root or purported opening, extended to the mouth, and "to speak" [speak]. Reference oral word of mouth, oral. This root also respectfully say, pray [pleading] meaning. For example oracle is oracle, originally referred to the manifestation of God's place, a place that is pray. adore [ə'dɔ: r] [Root] ad- [to] or [speak, pray] + - e (v.), pray or speak to, (to God or someone) talk → worship, love → because ... feel pleasure; pet inexorable [ɪn'eksərəbl] [Root] in- [not] + ex- [out] + or [pray] + - able [a.], not able to pray out, can not be sincere impressed → not be discouraged, unmoved

oration [ɔ'reɪʃən] [Root] or [speak] + - ation, speech → speech perora on [, perə'reɪʃən] [n.] [Root] per- [through] + oration [speech], a speech through (sth.) → (formal) speech, speech; (get) through a speech, the speech → (speech) Summary Summary: oral [Spoken] in the root or representation (formally and respectfully) said. peroration representation (speech) conclusion, because the speaker can use it (get) through [per-] an oration, that is the end of the speech. Like with the oration, peroration have meaning (formal) speech. adore "to [ad-] speak [or]", in the face of a god or a loved one respectfully talk of the state, showing "worship, love." inexorable meaning of "(re respectful also) no [in-] can [-able] please [or] the [ex -] (God)," In ancient times, people experience a disaster will go to please God manifestation, can not be extended to dissuade , unmoved. 8. root fa The root represents said, fable [fable] and famous [famous] are from fa. fable ['feɪbl] [Root] literal meaning (what is) told, there is no text in ancient times, the accumulation of ideas and history only through fables and myths in the form of word of mouth. Despite the myths are false, but it gives a person or even a nation invaluable spiritual strength → fable; myths, legends; lies, fic on fabulous ['fæbjələs] [Root] fabul [fable] + - ous [a.], like a fable, fabled → legendary; fantasy, unreal; the advantages of myths, legends → surprising, amazing; excellent affable ['æfəbl] [Root] af [ad-, to] + - fable [speak], (Easily) speak to → genial, mild ineffable [ɪn'efəbl] [Root] in- [not] + ef- [out] + - fa [speak] + - (a) ble [able, a.], Not able to speak out (easily) → difficult to express infamous ['ɪnfəməs] [Root] in- [not] + fam [fame] + - ous [a.], not [good] fame, bad fame → infamous [Note] word fame [fame, fame] is someone uttered "(good) evaluation." fame and more [-ous] is famous [famous, have a good reputation]. preface ['prefəs]

[Root] pre- [before] + fa [speak, word] + ce (n.), In front of the words → Preamble Summary: ineffable means "not [in-] can [-able] (easily) says [fa] out [ef-]", that is difficult to express. If a person can easily dialogue, and that his character is kind of [affable] fable refers to the ancient population of word of mouth myth, fable, myth and fiction often lies;. Therefore, when an adjective meaning fabulous legends unreal, on the other hand the advantage mythology is extremely wonderful, amazing. famous means good reputation, infamous is no [in-] good reputation [fam (e)] of [-ous], that is notorious. preface, "in front of [pre-] words

Word List 2 and say words related to the root configuration (2) Stem covered in this section SON [sound, sound] - sound TON [tone, pitch] - tone PHON [sound, sound] - phone VOW [speak solemnly, solemnly say] - vow CLAIM [shout, shouting] - claim MAND [command, command] - command ORD [order, command; arrange] - order CANT [sing, sing] - chant DOC (T) [teach, teach] - doctor DOX [opinion, thought] - paradox 1. The root son, ton, phon (1) root son represents sound [voice]. (2) root ton represents tone [pitch]. Tune [tone] is the tone of the Transfiguration. (3) root phon represents sound [voice]. Phone phon constituted by the root [phone] is the abbreviation for telephone, literally means "to distance [tele-] transfer sound [phon] something [-e]". consonant [kɑːnsənənt] [Root] con- [together] + son [sound] + - ant [a.], (Make) sound together, of the same sound → harmony dissonance [dɪsənəns] [Root] dis- [apart] + son [sound] + - [. N] ance, (Be) apart in sound → (pitch) discord; (idea) is inconsistent differences resonant [rezənənt] [Root] re- [again] + son [sound] + - ant [a.], (Sound) have echoed sympathy of → (voice) loud, resona ng monotonous [mənɑːtənəs] [Root] mono- [single] + ton [tone] + - ous [a.], of single tone → (voice) monotone; extended → invariably boring attune [ətuːn] [Root] at- [ad-, to] + tune,

to a [= same] tune → enable coordina on, harmony cacophony [kəkɑːfəni] [Root] caco [bad] + phon [sound] + - y [n.], bad sound → cacophony [Note] caco can think of as ca (o) c (a) o (Noisy), Noisy sound → cacophony euphonious [juːfoʊniəs] [Root] eu [good] + phon [sound] + - (i) ous [a.], (Of) good sound → sweet Summary: consonant is "(there is) a common [con-] sound [son] of [-ant]", that is in harmony; dissonance is "isolated [dis-] voice [son]", namely discordant agreement. resonant means "sound [son] reverberate [re-] of [-ant]", namely resonance, but also to describe the (voice) loud. monotonous finger (sound) single [mono-] transfer [ton] of [-ous], Extension refers to the plain, boring; attune means "make [at- = ad -] (same) tone [tune]", even if coordination, harmony. cacophony means "bad [caco-] voice [phon]", ie, harsh voice; euphonious means "good [eu] sound [phon] of [- (i) ous]", that is sweet. 2. root vow, claim (1) root vow that "formally", vow as the word is, "swear" means. (2) The claim stems indicate shout [shouting], "he said aloud". Claim as the most common meaning of the word "claim." exclaim [shouting] is shout [claim] out [ex-]. avowal [əvaʊ] [Root] a- [to] + vow [vow, swear, solemnly declare] + - al [. N], to vow → declared, recogni on [Note] avow [admit avowed] is the verb form of avowal of disavow [ˌdɪsəvaʊ] [Root] dis- [not, opposite of] + avow [avow, confess], opposite of "avow" → refused to admit, deny claim [kleɪm] [Note] the literal meaning is "called" (ie loudly say), come out of the two meanings: "claims, asserting" and "ask." Ask (right) →

Requirements (right); ask for (life) → depriva on of life; (can) ask → n rights. clamor [klæmər] [Root] clam [shout] + - or [n.], Cried → noise; noise, noise acclaim [əkleɪm] [Root] ac- [ad-, to] + claim [shout], Call (good) → praise; praise, praise proclaim [prəkleɪm] [Root] pro- [forth] + claim [shout], Forward shouting → declared, made public so ... Summary: avow means "to [a- = ad-] vow", namely publicly declared that recognition; avowal is the noun form avow; disavow it is contrary to avow [dis-] action, which refused to admit, deny. In addition to claiming the meaning of claim, said request; claim as the root is shout [shouting], clamor represents noise, noise; acclaim is "go [ac- = ad-] called [claim] (good)," that praise, praise; proclaim is "forward [pro-] call [claim]", that is declared, so ... public. Words supplement: disclaim [v denied; give up.], Literally meaning opposite [dis-] of "claim", similar to disavow declaim [v vehemently.], Where the prefix de- emphatic, stem claim [shouting] reclaim.. [v back again; Re-use]. 3. root mand, ord (1) root mand indicates command [command]. (2) represents the root ord order [command]. Because "follow orders" that is "subject to arrangements", the root there arrange [arrangements] meaning, such as order [order] and coordinate [n coordinates;.. v Adjust]. countermand [kaʊntərmænd] [Root] counter- [against] + mand [command], against a command → cancel, revoke mandatory [mændətɔːri] [Root] mand [command] + - at (e) + - ory [a.], Command → mandatory [Note] mandate [n. Command] demanding [dɪmændɪŋ] [Root] demand [demand, claim] + - ing [a.], Requirements (more or harsh) of → hard to please, voracious; requirements (more me) is me-consuming effort is needed →

subordinate [səbɔːrdɪnət] [Root] sub- [under] + ord [order] + in + -ate [a. & V.], under order, obey the following command → subordinate, secondary; make ... under order, so ... obey the following command → conquest insubordinate [ˌɪnsəbɔːrdɪnət] [Root] in- [not] + sub- [under] + ord [order] + in + -ate [a.], not under order → disobedience, disobedience to authority primordial [praɪmɔːrdiəl] [Root] prim [first] + ord [arrange] + - [. A] ial, of first arrangement, (God) was originally arrangements → original, original [Note] primitive [original] and primal [original; the main] comes from the root prim Summary: root mand indicates command [command] countermand "anti [counter-] command [mand]", that is canceled, revoked; mandatory is "command [mand + at (e)] of [-ory]", that is coercion. a. demanding from the demand [requirements]: a person is difficult to meet the requirements of more than one thing you need to claim more time-consuming effort is needed. subordinate when used as an adjective means "in order [ord] under [sub-] of [-ate]", namely the lower and come out of secondary; as a verb means "to make [-ate] in order [ord] below [ sub-] ", namely conquest. insubordinate means "not [in-] in order [ord] under [sub-] of [-ate]", that is, not subject to (authority) of. primordial means "Initially [prim] arrangement [ord] of [-ial]", that is original, the original. The root cant Root cant express sing [singing], the word chant [v sing;.. N Carol] is the root cant deformation. (Pronounced association "sing it.") In addition, the root cant from "singing" come out of the following two meanings. (1) "with the accent to say." For example accent [accent, accent], where cant root vowel a becomes e. (2) an "attractive spell." (Legend of the sea there is a witch, when you see a track when the vessel will sing intoxicating song (mantra) to the crew to forget everything, eventually leading to a permanent cessation of sailing ship.) disenchant [ˌdɪsɪntʃænt] [Root] dis- [not, opposite of] + en- [in, so] + chant [sing], So as not to enter the spell or attract state → make clear incantation [ˌɪnkænteɪʃn] [Root] in- [in] + cant [sing] + - [. N] ation,

(Witch) to enter sing spells state → recant [rɪkænt] [Root] re- [back] + cant [sing], sing ... back → withdraw or abandon, change accentuate [əksentʃueɪt] [Root] accent [accent, accent] + u + -ate [v.], (Put) accent → emphasized incentive [ɪnsentɪv] [Root] in- [in] + cent [cant, sing] + - ive [. N], By singing to attract → s mula on, incen ves [Note] Another explanation, cent from the root cand [lighted], candle [candles] is the "little things can ignite." Enter lighted state → s mula on, incen ves [Contact] in- [in] + cent [cents, referring to the money] + - ive, money inside → s mulus, inducement [n.] Summary: accentuate can be seen as "added accent said," that emphasized; recant means "call [cant] back to [re-]", that is withdrawn, abandoned, changed. Root cant ["attractive mantra"] constitute the following three words: incantation [spell]; incentive [stimulus incentives]; disenchant, "so as not to [dis-] into the [en-] attractive spell [chant] "Even sober. 5. root doc (t), dox (1) root doc (t) indicates teach [teach]. Such as doctor [Dr.] can be regarded as "highly most higher education [doct] people [-or]", document [File] originally referred to "sth. [- Ment] that teaches [doc] (the reader)" doctrine [. doctrine] also from the stem doct, can be seen as "doct [teach] line [bar]." (2) root dox expressed opinion [thinking], have some contact with the root doc, "education" pass and create "thinking." doctrinaire [ˌdɑːktrəner] [Root] doctrin (e) [doctrine, dogma, creed] + - [. A] aire, (Sticking) → doctrinaire dogma, scripted [Note] suffix -aire also said that "people who have a certain nature," such as millionaire [Millionaire] is, "money has one million people"; doctrinaire There noun meaning "dead dogma of man," or "dogma advocates " indoctrinate [ɪndɑːktrɪneɪt]

[Root] in- [in] + doctrin (e) [doctrine] + - ate [v.], make sb. (believe) in (certain) doctrine → indoctrina on, educa on heterodox [hetərədɑːks] [Root] hetero- [other] + dox [opinion], of other opinion → pagan, unorthodox [Note] hetero- other deformation can be seen as the hetero letter h t moved back to become ethero orthodox [ɔːrθədɑːks] [Root] ortho- [right] + dox [opinion], of right [ie, most people think is correct] opinion → orthodox, tradi onal [Note] prefixes ortho- by authority [the authority] to memory (the pronunciation is similar): public authority is considered "correct" paradox [pærədɑːks] [Root] para- [beside] + dox [opinion], opinion beside [= contrary to] (commonsense) → seeming contradic on may actually correct, Paradox Summary: doctrinaire means "dogma [doctrin (e)] of people [-aire]", as adjective dogmatic, scripted; indoctrinate means "make [-ate] enter [in-] doctrine [doctrin (e)]", that is indoctrination and education. heterodox is "different [hetero-] taught [dox]" and unorthodox; orthodox means "authority [ortho-] thought [dox]", that is traditional; paradox means "beside [para-] (common) opinion [ dox] ", namely the apparent contradictions may actually correct, paradox. 6. Other vindictive [vɪndɪktɪv] [Root] vin [win] + dict [say] + - [. A] ive, → revenge threatened to beat, there is a tendency of revenge [Note] Note distinguish vindictive [revenge] and vindicate [proof; to be vindicated ...] decry [dɪkraɪ] [Root] de- [down] + cry [cry, speak loudly], cry ... down, against → strong opposi on, negative prophetic [prəfetɪk] [Root] pro- [before] + phet [say] + - ic [a.], say before [outcome] → prophecy predicted euphemism [juːfəmɪzəm] [Root] eu [well] + phem [speak] + - ism [n.], (The ...) put it nicely → politely, euphemism sound [saʊnd]

[Note] as an adjective, nothing to do with sound, meaning "not (easily) damaged": building → solid, unshakable; body → Health and strong; reasoning → (logically) rigorous absurd [əbsɜːrd] [Contact] ab- [away] + surd [sound], away from (being) sound → unreasonable atone [ətoʊn] [Contact] at [at] + one [sound own], guilty at one's own, (decent man found) error in their own (after) → atonement, make up The following two words in ord and cant and "say" it does not matter ordeal [ɔːrdiːl] [United] or (acle) [Oracle] + deal [processing], The situation can only obey the resolutions of God, (only) resigned → severe test decant [dɪkænt] [Contact] de- [away] + cant [can top, Guankou], → decanted leaving the Guankou Summary: vindictive can be seen as "keep [-ive] say [dict] beat [vin] (enemy) ', ie revenge. decry that "shouted [cry] NO [de-]", that is strongly opposed, denied. Root phe indicates that from the root fa: prophetic means "advance [pro-] say [phe (t)] of [-ic]", namely prophecy predicted; euphemism refers to the "good (listen) [eu] argument [phe (m)], namely politely, euphemism .sound means "not (easily) damaged", describe building a strong, healthy, logical reasoning rigorous; absurd can be understood as "away [ab-] Logic strict [surd = sound] ", ie irrational .atone can be seen as" at one's own ", when a person aware of the wrong will go after their own atonement, to make .ordeal can be regarded as" (the situation is critical to only ) in accordance with God's instructions [oracle] handle [deal] ", that is, can be seen as a severe test .decant" leave [de-] tank [can] mouth [t (op)] ", that is decanted.

Word List 3 catch, take The main root of this section involved CAP (T), CEPT [seize, take, warrant] - capture [capture] CIP, CUP [seize, take, warrant] - participate [Participation] EMP (T) [take, take] -exemplary [role model] SUM (PT) [take, take] - assumption [hypothesis] PREHEND [seize, catch] - comprehend [understand] RAP (T) [seize, catch] - rape [plunder] 1. cap, capt, cept, cip, cup These roots have expressed seize [catch] or take [get], has the same etymology. The difference is that their spelling is different vowels, as well as t the end of the following are some of the root composed of these words: (1) Capacity is the amount one could take [cap], namely a container can "get" how much; (2) Capture is equivalent to seize [capt]; (3) Except [except ... outside] the literal meaning of "take [cept] ... out [ex-]"; accept [accepted] means "to [ac- = ad-] take [cept]"; (4) Participate [involvement] is equivalent to "take [cip] part (in)"; (5) Occupy [occupied; the occupation] literally meaning "to take [cup] over [oc- = ob-]" Captious [kəpeɪʃəs] [root] capt [seize] + ious [a.], seize (errors), (too) catch illnesses → Love look for flaws, carping captivate [kæptɪveɪt] [Root] capt [seize] + - iv (e) + - ate [v.], seize (attentions), grab attract attention → inception [ɪnsepʃn] [Root] in- [in] + cept [take] + - ion [n.], take (hand) in, start → start, begin exceptional [ɪksepʃənl] [Root] (ex- [out] + cept [take] + -ion [n.]) + -al [A.], Exception + [n exception.] - Al [of] → excep ons, special, extraordinary of unexceptionable [ˌʌnɪksepʃənəbl] [Root] un- [not] + ex- [out] + cept [take] + - ion [n.] + - [. A, able] able, not able to take (mistakes) out → impeccable perceptible [pərseptəbl]

[Root] per- [thoroughly] + cept [take] + - ible [a, able.], (Of sth.) Able to be taken thoroughly → percep ble [Senate] perceive [v. No ce] perceptive [pərseptɪv] [Root] per- [thoroughly] + cept [take] + - ive, [a.] (. Of sb) take thoroughly → keen; insight strong [send] percep on [insight; percep on] susceptibility [səˌseptəbɪləti] [Note] sus- [sub-, under] + cept [take] + - ibility, [n, ability.] ability to be taken under (emotion), easily is under some kind of emotion → vulnerable nature or status disciple [dɪsaɪpl] [Root] dis- [away] + cip [take] + - le, [n.] people who takes away (doctrines), take [to accept] the doctrine of human → believers, followers emancipate [ɪmænsɪpeɪt] [Root] e- [out] + man [hand] + cip [take] + - ate [v.], take hand out, release (tethered) hand → libera on, Unfe ered [Note] root man said, "hand", cons tutes the word manual [n manual;.. a hand] incipient [ɪnsɪpiənt] [Root] in- [in] + cip [take] + - ient [a.], take (hand) in, start → At first, the beginning is now the [Senate] inception [n. Beginning, start] principal [prɪnsəpl] [Root] prin [prim, first] + cip [take] + - al [a.], take first, the first to take the → main and important [Senate] prince [n. Prince] preoccupation [priˌɑːkjupeɪʃn] [Root] pre- [before] + occup (y) [occupy, seize] + - [. N] ation, seize before (another), grab the (other) before seize → very concerned, concentrate recuperate [rɪkuːpəreɪt] [Root] re- [back] cup [take] + er + -ate [v.], take (health) back → Recovery (health or strength), rehabilita on [Senate] recover [v. Recovery] Summary: captious means "catch [capt] (wrong) of [-ious]", namely love look for flaws, carping; captivate means "catch [capt] (attention)," that attract. inception "catch [cept] into [in -] (hands)" means beginning, start; adjective form of incipient [at first, is the beginning of] exception [exception] is, "except ... outside [except] something [-ion. ] ", exceptional means exceptional, special, represents an extraordinary compliment; if a theory" not [un-] can [-able] find exceptions [exception] ", it is unexceptionable [impeccable]. perceive [understand; perceive] the literal meaning of "take

[ceiv, cept variant] thoroughly [per-]", that is (in my mind) to completely grasp sth; perceptible means "may [-ible] aware [percept = perceive ] of "; perceptive describe people" perceive [percept] of [-ive] ", that is keen; insight strong. susceptibility means "easy [-bility] below [sus- = sub-] to accept [cept]", namely the nature or status vulnerable; disciple means "with [cip] go [dis -] (teachings) of the person [-le] ", that is, believers, followers. emancipate means "the [-ate] hand [man] put [cip] of [e-]", namely, the liberation, the lifting of restrictions. principal means "the first [prin] take [cip] of [-al]", that is, mainly, it is important; recuperate means "take [cup] back to [re -] (health)", namely recovery (health or strength) and rehabilitation. preoccupation refers to "grab the (other) before [pre-] grabbed [occupy]", that is very concerned about, engrossed. 2. emp (t), sum (pt) (1) root emp (t) represents take [get], example [example, the adjective form of exemplary] is, "take [amp = emp] Out [ex-] something [-le] "; (2) root sum (pt) abbreviation from "sub- + empt", Meaning also take [get], for example, assume [hypothesis, the noun form assumption] is the "go [as- = ad-] take [sum] (not confirmed condition). " exemplary [ɪɡzempləri] [Root] ex- [out] + emp [take] + l + -ary [a.], take out (as example): good example → role model, worthy of emula on; bad example → as a warning exempt [ɪɡzempt] [Root] ex- [out] + empt [take], take out (liability) → make exemption (Responsibility) peremptory [pəremptəri] [Root] per- [thoroughly] + empt [take] + - ory [a.], Ask others to accept it → not resist; arrogant; like required → bossy preempt [priempt] [Root] pre [before] + empt [take], take ... before (others) → pre-occupied; A pre-occupies position B, i.e., B → A subs tu on subs tuted, replace presumptuous [prɪzʌmptʃuəs] [Root] pre- [before] + sumpt [take] + - uous [a.], take before (permission), before being allowed to take → impudent, presumptuous; take oneself before (others), consider themselves superior to others → arrogant

sumptuous [sʌmptʃuəs] [root] sumpt [take] + - (u) ous [a.], take (money) too much → luxurious, extravagant [Senate] consumer [consumer] is the root sum represents take (money), that is, spend (money) Summary: peremptory means "so completely [per-] to accept [empt] of [-ory]", that is not resistance. exempt refers to "take [empt] out [ex-] (liability)", even if the exemption (liability); exemplary can be seen as example [sample] adjective form of compliment role model, worthy of emulation, derogatory as warnings. preempt means "first [pre-] take [empt]", that is, pre-occupied; presumptuous means "(be allowed) before [pre-] take [sumpt] of [-uous]", that is presumptuous, presumptuous, arrogant a. sumptuous refers to "take [sumpt] (money) too much [- (u) ous]", or regarded as "consume too much", ie luxury, luxury. 3. prehend, prehens (1) root prehend represent seize [catch], variants prehens comprehend [understand] is the "catch (meaning)."; Noun form of comprehension, the phrase "reading comprehension" is "reading comprehension." (2) root prehend Another variant pris, consisting of the word prison [prison] is "grasping [pris] (inmates) where [- on]", comprise [contained by ... composition] is "to ... catch [pris] together [com-] ". comprehend [ˌkɑːmprɪhend] [Root] com- [completely, for emphasis] + prehend [seize], seize (meaning) completely, grab (meaning) → understanding and knowledge; seize ... together [com-], equivalent homologous synonyms comprise → include, comprising apprehension [ˌæprɪhenʃn] [Root] ap- [ad-, to] + prehens [seize] + - ion [n.], Seize (mentally), "grab the heart" → worry, fear; seize (criminal) → arrests; seize (the meaning of) → understanding [Send] apprehensive [known and understood; fear, fear of] misapprehension [ˌmɪsæprɪhenʃn] [Root] mis- [wrongly] + ap- [ad-, to] prehens [seize] + - ion [n.], to seize (meaning) wrongly, comprehension by mistake → wrong understanding, judgment Reprehend [ˌreprɪ'hend] [Root] re- [again] + prehend [seize], repeatedly grasping (wrong) → condemn, censure, cri cism apprise [əpraɪz] [Root] ap- [ad-, to] + prise [prehens, seize], so grab (message) → no fica on Summary: comprehend has two meanings: one refers to "seize [prehend] (meaning) completely", that is, understanding and knowledge; also refers to "seize [prehend] ... together [com-]", which includes, included. apprehension literal meaning is "to [ap- = ad-] seize [prehens]", has three meanings: "grasping heart", so that the heart uneasy anxiety and fear; "catch (prisoner)" that arrest; "Seize (meaning ) "That is understood. Its adjective form apprehensive [known, understood; fear, fear of].. Misapprehension means "error [mis-, mistake] understanding [apprehension], judgment" reprehend means "repeated [re-] catch [prehend] (wrong), "that is condemned, censure, criticism. apprise means "to [ap- = ad-] make sb. seize [prise = prehend] (information)", ie notification.

4. rap (t) Root rap (t) represents seize [catch], constitute the word rape [plunder]. rapid [fast] is also related with roots rap: "with the clutch," the time required for this action is very short (like "fingertips"). rapt [ræpt] [root] rapt [seize], seize (attention), (a person's attention is) caught → rapt; seize (excitement), (a person's excitement was) caught → ecstatic, fanatical [Send] noun form of rapture [preoccupied; ecstasy] rapacious [rəpeɪʃəs] [root] rap [seize] + - acious [a, more.], Catch (food) more → big appe te and bulimia; extended → excessive greed Ravenous [rævənəs] [Root] rav [seize] and rap are homologous root suffix -ous said that "many", Thesaurus rapacious [big appetite and bulimia; excessive greed] → big appe te, bulimia; greedy [United] raven [n crows;.. V plunder] + - ous [a.] surreptitious [ˌsɜːrəptɪʃəs] [Root] sur [sub-, under] + rept [rapt deformation, seize] + it + -ous [a.], (The thief) in the following catch → sneaky, secret Summary: root rap (t) represents caught, rapt, as the word has two meanings: to be "caught (attention)" that is preoccupied; to be "caught (excitement)" that ecstatic, fanatical. Surreptitious means "below [sur- = sub-] arrested [rept = rapt] of [-ous]", to describe the sneaky, confidential. rapacious means "catch [rap] into the mouth of food and more [-acious]", namely bulimia; excessive greed; rapacious synonyms ravenous [bulimia; greedy] can be seen as "crow [raven] like The [-ous] ": raven bad impression left to the people is greedy, often plunder [raven] crops, sounds great [rave, (like crazy) roar; fanaticism commended]. TRACT [draw, pull] - attract [attract] TEND, TENS, TENT [stretch, extend, stretch] - extend [expand] TAIN, TENT [hold] - contain [contain] TIN, TEN [hold] - continent [mainland] 1. tract Root tract represents draw [pull], attract [attract] the literal meaning of "to [at- = ad-] draw [tract]", or "pull (attention)," extended to "attract". Abstract [abstract] is " (from a number of things) pumping [tract] the [abs-] common and essential features. " tractable [træktəbl] [Root] tract [draw] + - able [a, able.],

able to draw, pull moving → tractable, docile abstract [æbstrækt] [Root] abs- [away] + tract [draw], . draw away (main points) → v do summarize, summarize;. darw away (attention) → v cause distrac on contract [kɑːntrækt] [Root] con- [together] + tract [draw], draw together, (who will be the legal sense) pulled together → n contracts, contracts;. pulled together, together make smaller size → v contrac on;. "(and viruses) pulled together", draw [= catch ] (a disease) → v. infec on detract [dɪtrækt] [Root] de- [down] + tract [draw], draw down, (the reputation, value) → demeaning to the drop-down, reduce the value distract [dɪstrækt] [Root] dis- [away] + tract [draw], draw (attention) away → v divert (a en on) so distracted.; draw (calm) away → v cause anxiety, so disturbed;. draw (reason, judgement) away → a crazy. distraught [dɪstrɔːt] [Note] distract past participle form (obsolete), it represents the spirit of wild, very crazy. [Note] Changes the suffix reference caught (past participle form of the catch) extract [ekstrækt] [Root] ex- [out] + tract [draw], draw out → pull out force extraction [ɪkstrækʃn] [Root] extract [draw out] + - ion [n.], where (a person) drawn out → origin, ancestry [Note] extraction as well as the meaning of remove the material, is the noun form of extract protract [prətrækt] [Root] pro- [forth] + tract [draw], (Time or space) pull forward → extended, prolonged retract [rɪtrækt]

Word List 4 pull, stretch, holding TRACT [draw, pull] - attract [attract] TEND, TENS, TENT [stretch, extend, stretch] - extend [expand] TAIN, TENT [hold] - contain [contain] TIN, TEN [hold] - continent [mainland] 1. tract Root tract represents draw [pull], attract [attract] the literal meaning of "to [at- = ad-] draw [tract]", or "pull (attention)," extended to "attract". Abstract [abstract] is " (from a number of things) pumping [tract] the [abs-] common and essential features. " tractable [træktəbl] [Root] tract [draw] + - able [a, able.], able to draw, pull moving → tractable, docile abstract [æbstrækt] [Root] abs- [away] + tract [draw], . draw away (main points) → v do summarize, summarize;. darw away (a en on) → v cause distrac on contract [kɑːntrækt] [Root] con- [together] + tract [draw], draw together, (who will be the legal sense) pulled together → n contracts, contracts;. pulled together, together make smaller size → v contrac on;. "(and viruses) pulled together", draw [= catch ] (a disease) → v. infection detract [dɪtrækt] [Root] de- [down] + tract [draw], draw down, (the reputation, value) → demeaning to the drop-down, reduce the value distract [dɪstrækt] [Root] dis- [away] + tract [draw], draw (attention) away → v divert (a en on) so distracted.; draw (calm) away → v cause anxiety, so disturbed;. draw (reason, judgement) away → a crazy. distraught [dɪstrɔːt] [Note] distract past participle form (obsolete), it represents the spirit of wild, very crazy. [Note] Changes the suffix reference caught (past participle form of the catch) extract [ekstrækt] [Root] ex- [out] + tract [draw], draw out → pull out force extraction [ɪkstrækʃn]

[Root] extract [draw out] + - ion [n.], where (a person) drawn out → origin, ancestry [Note] extraction as well as the meaning of remove the material, is the noun form of extract protract [prətrækt] [Root] pro- [forth] + tract [draw], (Time or space) pull forward → extended, prolonged retract [rɪtrækt] [Root] re- [back] + tract [draw], draw back (claims) → back, deny Summary: tractable means "able [-able] to draw [tract]", the equivalent of "able to drive", that is tractable, docile. abstract literal meaning is "draw [tract] away [abs-]", the "main points" draw away (from a longer report, etc.) is to do summarize, summarize; the "attention" draw away is so distracting. v distract also said so distracted, divert (attention), it's another layer of meaning is "pulled [tract] go [dis -] (good status or quality)": away, "cool" that makes v anxiety, so uneasy; away "reason" that a crazy. distraught is distract deformation, it expressed crazy. contract refers to "pull [tract] together [con-]": contract law, the contract will be a group of people "pulled together" to cooperate; muscle fiber "pulled together" is the muscle contraction; and disease "pulled together "is a subtle expression of infection of the disease, similar to" catch a cold down [de-] pull [tract] (reputation, value) "detract means." ", that is to belittle, reduce the value; protract means" forward [pro- ] pull [tract] ", that is prolonged, prolonged; retract means" pull [tract] back to [re -] (remark), "that is recovered, deny; extract means" (hard) pull [tract] out of [ex -] ", the noun form of extraction can be understood as" a baby from the mother's stomach which hauled [extract] "and" pulling [extract] where [-ion] "That man's provenance, origin. 2. tend, tens, tent (1) root tend represents stretch [extending, stretching], for example, extend [expansion] is the "outside [ex-] extension [tend]"; tend As words are "trend" meaning, namely "stretch (in the specified direction)." (2) There are two common roots tend variants tens and tent extension [expand, stretch] extend the noun form.; extent [extent] is "stretched out" how much. Results (3) root tenu showing thin [thin], can be understood as tend [stretch] later: When stretching an object (such as a metal sheet) after its thickness becomes thinner. tendentious [tendenʃəs] [Root] tend [stretch] + - ent + - (i) ous [. A], (opinion in one direction) extending biased → contend [kəntend]

[Root] con- [together] + tend [stretch], stretch (out) together, both hand (pick) → compe on, compete; con- as a prefix for emphasis, done (justice, that the right thing) → statement claiming contentious [kəntenʃəs] [Remember] from contend [competition; statement], - (i) ous adjective suffix → conten ous debate; good debate, militant distend [dɪstend] [Root] dis- [away] + tend [stretch], Outwardly extending → (make) Expansion intensify [ɪntensɪfaɪ] [Root] intens [intense] + - ify [. V, to make], to make ... intense → strengthen, intensify [Note] intense [strong; tense]: a rope, "in [in- = in] stretched [tens = stretch] status" is "tight", a person in this state is the "tension ", that external things have a" strong "response. pretense [priːtens] [Root] pre- [before] + tens [stretch] + - e, pretend [pretend] noun form → false, disguised; [n.] stretch before (others), stretching in front of others, showing → arrogant, condescending unpretentious [ˌʌnprɪtenʃəs] [Root] un- [not] + pre- [before] + tent [stretch] + - ious [a.], Not in front of others to stretch, to show → low-key, humble; not pretend, not contrived → frank, Nature ostensible [ɑːstensəbl] [Root] os- [toward] + tens [stretch] + - ible [a.], stretch toward (others), pretend [stretch before others] → surface on feigning [Note] prefix os- is ob- variant, object [target] is when shooting "throw [ject] toward [ob-]" place. ostentatious [ˌɑːstenteɪʃəs] [Root] os- [toward] + tent [stretch] + - atious [a.], stretch toward (others), to (others) stretch, display → show off to show off . [Note] synonyms suffix to distinguish ostensible [plausible rather than real] and ostentatious [vainglorious] where plausible means "seemingly can [-ible] letter [plaus, applause] of"; vainglorious means "empty [vain] wing [glori = glory] of [-ous] ". portentous [pɔːrtentəs]

[Root] por- [pro-, forth] + tent [stretch] + - ous [a.], Stretch forth (badly) → foreboding, sinister; So "stretched forward (neck)" → evoke interest, reverie tenuous [tenjuəs] [root] tenu [thin] + - ous [a.], (Of content) thin, (content) shallow → no actual content, empty attenuate [ətenjueɪt] [Root] at- [ad-, to] + tenu [thin] + - ate [v.], to make ... thin → reduce (the number, strength, value) extenuate [ɪkstenjueɪt] [Root] ex- [out] + tenu [thin] + - ate [v.], to make (seriousness) thin out → alleviate guilt [Note] thin out the phrase that "thinning" Summary: root tend that "stretch." tendentious means "(opinion in a certain direction) stretch [tend] of [-ious]", or as a "tend [tend] of [-ious]", that is biased; distend said that "outwardly [dis-] stretch [tend] ", that is, (so) expansion; intensify refer to" make [-ify] in [in-] stretch, stretch [tens] of the state ", if the two countries in this stalemate is to strengthen , intensification of contradictions. contend can be understood as "everyone [con-] extend [tend] hand (get)," extended into a competitive, compete; if the prefix con- as emphatic, contend that "extend [tend] Zhang (think the right thing ) ", that statement, claiming that; it's the adjective form of a combination of these two meanings contentious contend, expressed" debate "that caused controversy; contentious; portentous means" (People) forward [por- = pro ] extension [tent] (neck look) of [- (u) ous] ", to describe something evoke interest, reverie; reveal a thing." forwardly extending [development] of "that harbinger of, derogatory Omen. pretense [false; arrogant], unpretentious [frank nature; understated modesty], ostensible [feigned], ostentatious [show off show off] roots tens and tent can be viewed Peacock "stretch" feather; they prefix meaning Similar: prefix pre- means "before ..." prefix os- means "against ... in ... in front of" Peacock There are two main purposes, first, in order to scare away the enemy while disguised as a monster many eyes, two. is showing off for courtship carried out. Root tenu [thin] results from "stretch [tend]" after: tenuous representation "(content) shallow [tenu] of [-ous]" that there is no actual content, empty; attenuate means "to [at- = ad -] make [-ate] ... thin [tenu] ", namely to reduce (the number, strength, value); extenuate means" to make [-ate] (seriousness) thin [tenu] out [ex-] ", namely to reduce the sin . 3. tain, tin, ten Root tain, as well as deformation tent, tin and ten have expressed hold. Contain [contain] (literally meaning hold ... together [con-]) and attain [get] (literally meaning to [at- = ad-] hold) are from the root tain [hold]. continent [mainland] (literally meaning hold together) it is "together (the land)." abstain [əbsteɪn] [Root] abs- [away] + tain [hold], away (from) "hold", no longer hold → self-restraint, abstaining detain [dɪteɪn]

[Root] de- [away] + tain [hold], hold (sb. / sth.) away, away (person / thing) → deten on, deten on pertain [pərteɪn] [Root] per- [through] + tain [hold], hold through, always hold → belong; belonging to come out of "associated" ("belong" to be "associated with" one) and "fit" two meanings retainer [rɪteɪnər] [Root] re- [back] + tain [hold] + - er [n.], (Who is) hold back, waiting for the man behind the → servants content [kɑːntent] [Root] con- [together] + tent [hold], hold together, so that a person holding all the desired → so as to sa sfy; (A book, a lecture, etc.) things included → theme; content, content [Note] Note distinguish content and contend: content from contain [contain] deformation - when making decisions "with" someone asks or "make it personal satisfaction", something that is included in the theme and content; and contend that "together [ con-] extension [tend] hand grab ", that is to compete. malcontent [ˌmælkəntent] [Root] mal- [bad] + con- [together] + tent [hold] not [bad table denial] content [to meet] → dissidents; dissa sfac on countenance [kaʊntənəns] [Root] coun [con-, for emphasis] + ten [hold] + - ance [n.], Hold (with), put up with → intolerance; hold (with), hold (position) → favor, respected; hold [control] (emotion), to control the (emotional) → calm, cool retentive [rɪtentɪv] [Root] re- [back] + tent [hold] + - ive [. A], hold (memory) back → memory good [Send] verb forms retain [remember; to maintain] tenable [tenəbl] [Root] ten [hold] + - able [. A, able], able to hold → evidence-based, impeccable untenable [ʌntenəbl] [root] un- [not] + tenable, not tenable, not able to hold → defense could not, untenable tenacious [təneɪʃəs] [Root] ten [hold] + - acious [. A, deep level],

hold firmly → stubborn, indomitable; adhesive pertinent [pɜːrtnənt] [Root] per- [through] + tin [hold] + - ent [a.], hold through, pertain → relevant and appropriate impertinent [ɪmpɜːrtnənt] [Root] im- [not] + pertinent [relevant; proper], → irrelevant irrelevant; (Acted) inappropriate → rude, bold; not abiding by etiquette, not for the sake of others pertinacious [ˌpɜːrtneɪʃəs] [Root] per- [thoroughly] + tin [hold] + - acious [. A, deep level], seize → stubborn, stubbornly insist retinue [retənuː] [Root] re- [back] + tin [hold] + - ue [. N], (Who is) hold back, behind Hou people → entourage Summary: abstain means "no longer [abs-] hold [tain] (bad habits)," that self-restraint, abstaining; tenacious indicates "hold [ten] firmly [acious-, deep level]," referring to (physical a) adhesion; (mentally) stubborn, indomitable; pertinacious can be seen as "totally [per-] tenacious [tinacious]", also said the stubborn, stubbornly insisted. detain that "(by the police) hold [tain] away [de-]", namely detention, detention; retentive means "past hold [ten] from memory back [re-] of [-ive]", that is a good memory a. retainer and retinue are referred to as "behind the [re-] waiting with the [tain, tin] people [-er, -ue] "denote servants; entourage .tenable means" capable of [-able] continued [ten], can be established, "that evidence-based, impeccable; antonym untenable [defense could not, stations do not live foot]. pertain the two meanings "associated with" and "fit" is important: the adjective form of pertinent showing a correlation; appropriate; antonym impertinent means "not relevant", that is irrelevant; "(acted) inappropriate" That is rude. content from contain [contain], referred to as "(something) with", namely content, topic; also referred to as "contain (someone asks)", that "so as to satisfy" malcontent means "does not satisfy the people," and is "not. meet "state, which is equivalent to bad table prefix mal- negative. countenance prefix coun- equivalent con- [emphasis added], -ance classic noun suffix, meaning the word comes from the hold [ten]: "Hold suffering" or "endure suffering"; "hold a certain idea" that favor , respected certain ideas; hold [control] (one's emotion), that is calm, cool.

Word List 5 release The main root of this section involved POS (T) [put, put] - expose [expose] PON [put, put] - component [component] THES, THET [put, put] - synthesis [integrated] 1. pos (t) Root pos represents put [place], as well as homologous root post expose [expose] is "(the hidden things) into [pos] outside [ex-]";. Poster [poster] refers to "put [post] in play advocacy role outside things [-er] (will not confirm the conclusion) on the [pos] below [sup- = sub -] "Further, suppose [hypothesis] refers to." (As a basis for research and discussion). " apposite [æpəzɪt] [Note] ap- [ad-, to] + posite [position], (Near) to the position, "a point where do bits" → related right [Note] position [position] means "a thing to put [pos] Where" apropos [ˌæprəpoʊ] [Note] a- [to] + propos [propose], (Near) to what is proposed →-related; about, concerning [Note] propose [proposed] the literal meaning of "put [pos] forth [pro-]" compose [kəmpoʊz] [Root] com- [together] + pos [put] + e [v.], put together → composi on, composi on; put (conflictions) together, reconcile inner conflict → Stabiliza on depose [dɪpoʊz] [Root] de- [away] + pos [put] + e [v.], . put sb away (from a throne), will ... take → deposed from the throne, recall; put away → place, put [Note] depose and "tes fy" means deposit [dɪpɑːzɪt] [Root] de- [down] + pos [put] + - it [n.], put away (natural resource), storage (natural resources) → natural accumula on, deposi on, minerals; put away (money), storage (money) → save money [Note] phrase put away [storage] extended from the meaning "place, will close up ..." discompose [ˌdɪskəmpoʊz] [Root] dis- [opposite to] + com- [together] + pos [put] + e [v.], Opposite to "put together" → make uneasy; make chaos imposing [ɪmpoʊzɪŋ]

[Root] im [in-, in] + pos [put] + - ing, [n.] put in (sight), (likely to be) placed in the line of sight of the magnificent → poseur [poʊzɜːr] [Root] pose [pose, posture] + - ur [n.], Posing people → posturing, insincere people posit [pɑːzɪt] [root] pos [put] + it [v.], put (as truth) → assumed, conclude Superimpose [ˌsuːpərɪmpoʊz] [Root] super- [over] + im- [in] + pos [put] + e [v.], put in ... (over sth.) → Tim (sound) plus (color) (make the image more clearly a factor or nature) supposition [ˌsʌpəzɪʃn] [Senate] suppose [v. Suppose, suppose] noun form → conjecture, specula on repose [rɪpoʊz] [Contact] re [rest] + pose [pause], rest, pause → n (a er labor) break;.. v rest; Tempest "rest" → n calm, peaceful; a person a er the break → place, to others [Note] also be interpreted as re- [back] + pos [put] + - e [. V], namely "put behind" leads to "rest" means impostor [ɪmpɑːstər] [Root] im- [in] + post [put] + - or [. N people], put in (other's position), to other people's position on the (inaugural) people → impostor postulate [pɑːstʃəleɪt] [root] post [put] + ul + -ate [v.], put (as truth) → assumed to be true; n prerequisites. posture [pɑːstʃər] [Root] post [put] + - ure [. N, state], put (body) → posture, posture; (Derogatory) to make postures → posturing, bumbling [Senate] pose [posture] Summary: pose [posture] means "(the body) is placed [pos] state"; poseur means "pose [pose] people [-ur]", that is posturing, insincere people; posture also refers to "( the body) is placed [post] state [-ure] "That posture, gesture, as a verb represents posturing, bumbling. suppose [hypothesis] refers to "put [pos] under [sup- = sub-] (as truth)", the noun form supposition expressed conjecture, speculation, similar words as well posit [v. assume, conclude] and postulate [v. is assumed to be true;. n Prerequisite]. superimpose said that "in the above [super-] added [put [pos] in [im-]]", is added (sensual, so that the image of a factor or nature more clearly); imposing an exaggeration to describe the magnificent buildings as if It is "to force [pos] into [im-] people's sight"; impostor can be understood as "(without permission) to enter the [im-] other people's position, role [post, seen as a position] of people [- or] ", that is an imposter.

compose refers to "put [pos] together [com-]", has two meanings: one refers to "put together", forming a whole; the second is to reconcile the (inner) conflict, namely stabilization; discompose and compose the opposite [ dis-], it represents so disturbed; so confusing. repose in the pose from pause [pause, intermittent], the prefix re- strengthen the tone, you can put this word as "rest & pause", namely rest (as a noun and verb); Storm "rest" that is calm, peaceful; and a man resting After he is supposed to do it will be to others to do. apposite can be seen as "to [ap- = ad-] the position [posite]", similar to the "place" to describe the relevant and appropriate; word formation and apropos of similar meaning and apposite, represents "to [a -] the proposed [propos] ", namely the (proposed) related to a verb represents about related. deposit refers to "put [pos] away [de -]" [storage] :( nature) storage resources - natural accumulation, deposition, minerals; (human) Storage money - save money. depose in addition to "put [put away]" meaning, there are two meanings: "the people away from the position on the right [put away]", that is deposed, dismissed; to [put] the [away] sworn that oath. 2. pon He said stem pon put [place], and the root cognate pos. component [component] literally means "place (pon) together (com-) stuff (-ent)", in relation to the whole of which is composed of "assembly." Exponent [ɪkspoʊnənt] [Root] ex- [out] + pon [put] + - ent [n.], put out (to the public) → advocates, supporters; put out (from conception to realization), so mind the idea to become a reality → prac oner; put out (as example) → typical representa ve proponent [prəpoʊnənt] [Root] pro- [forth] + pon [put] + - ent [n.], put forth (to the public), (to the public) made → proponents, supporters [Note] put forth and put forward as the phrase has "put forward" means compound [kɑːmpaʊnd] [Root] com- [together] + pound [put, stem pon deformation], put (different things) together → n mixture;.. a mixed; v mixed;. put (same things) together → expand, increase; put (conflicting opinions) together → reconcilia on Summary: exponent refers to "a person [-ent] who puts [pon] ... out [ex-]", if out means "to achieve outward from the mind", it means that practitioners; if out means "for the public", ie Biaoshi advocates; proponent, said advocates, supporters, its literal meaning is "made [put [pon] forth [pro-]] 者 [-ent]". compound means "put [pound, pon deformation] together [com-]", depending on the object has three meanings: the "something different" put together that is mixed, as a noun refers to a mixture, as an adjective means mixed; will "Same thing," put together that the expansion, increased; the "conflict, contradiction opposing views," placed together to reconcile namely reconciliation. 3. thes, thet

Root thes and thet meaning equivalent place, put [place]. Thesis [thesis, argument] refers to "(ideas) placed, put", or "expression of views, thoughts." Which comes from the Greek suffix -is (more precise to say that -sis) constitutes an abstract noun. parenthesis [pərenθəsɪs] [Root] par (a) - [beside] + en- [in] + thes [put] + - is [n.], put in besides, (in a matter proceeds) into the other → intermi ent [Note] parenthesis there are "parentheses" meaning, because the article commonly parenthesis "into another" interpretative content. synthesis [sɪnθəsɪs] [Root] syn- [together] + thes [put] + - is [n.], put together, put together → synthesis, integrated antithetical [ˌæntɪθetɪkl] [Root] anti- [againt] + thet [put] + - ic + -al [a.], Put against → completely opposite, opposite epithet [epɪθet] [Root] epi- [in addition] + thet [put], put (a name) in addition, extra (name) → nickname, nickname hypothetical [ˌhaɪpəθetɪkl] [Root] hypo- [under] + thet [put] + - ic + -al [a.], put under (as basis), (the unproven things) on the following (as a base) → assumed;. n assump ons, precondi ons Summary: parenthesis means "put [thes] into [en-] Other [par (a) -]" intermittently; synthesis means "put [thes] together [syn-]", namely synthesis, synthesis; epithet means "( a name) put [thet] in addition [epi-] ", namely nickname, nickname. antithetical means "(position, etc.) on [thet] opposite [anti-] of [-al]" That is completely opposite, opposite; hypothetical means "put [thet] below [Hypo-] as the basis of [-al] ", that is assumed, as a noun expressed assumptions prerequisite. 4. Other (1) post as a prefix indicates back [back], such as post-doc (postdoctoral acronym) is "post-doctoral"; postpone [make extension] means "(the one thing) put [pon] behind [post]" ; (2) pound [lb] is a unit of weight, from root pond represent weight [weight; weighed]. For example ponder [careful consideration], which literally means "to weigh." preposterous [prɪpɑːstərəs] [Root] pre- [before, former] + post [back, after] + er + -ous [a.], That is, and in the back → ridiculous in front, do not meet the common sense

ponderable [pɑːndərəbl] [Root] ponder [ponder, consider] + - able [. A able], able [means "worth it", referring to desirable] to ponder, can be considered → worth considering; of weight [pond], weighty, (see valuable [of value]) → valuable ponderous [pɑːndərəs] [root] pond [weight] + er + ous [a] of too much weight, the weight of large → heavy; (Atmosphere) heavily repressed → dull boring [Contact] homophonic "fat to be dead," "fat dead" → bulky, heavy preponderant [prɪpɑːndərənt] [Root] pre [before] + pond [weight] + er + -ant [a.] weight before (others), weight, weights on the other → dominant, more importantly Summary: preposterous can be regarded as "(which at present) behind [post-] things [er] to the front [pre-] The [-ous] ":" before and after the inversion, "that is absurd, it does not comply with common sense. ponderable means "worthy of [-able] consider [ponder]" and "there [-able] weight [pond], value [valuable]". ponderous and "fat to be dead," a homonym, referring to derogatory "Weight [pond] big [- ous]", to describe the physical sense as well as the heavy atmosphere of boring boring. preponderant means "weight and importance (pond) in front of the [pre-] of [-ant]", that is dominant, more important. List 6 walking, running, jumping This section relates to the main roots: CED, CESS [go, go] - access [close] GRAD, GRESS [step, move] - progress [progress] AMB [wander, stroll] - ambulance [ambulance] ERR [wander, deviate, lost] - error [error] VEN (T) [come, come] - advent [coming] CUR (S) [run, run] - occur [occur] SUL (T) [leap, jump] - result [Results] 1. ced, cess

Root ced and cess representation go [away], where the tail consonants ds interchangeably (and in many cases, the root of the double-write and write single consonant is equivalent in meaning, such as root cess of ss can be seen s). access [close] literally meaning "go [cess] to [ac- = ad-]". accede [əksiːd] [Root] ac- [ad-, to] + ced [go] + - e [v.], go to (an agreement) → favor; go to (an office) → taking office, the inaugura on accessory [əksesəri] [Root] ac- [ad -] + cess [go] + - ory, [a.] go to (an organization), added (organization) → auxiliary, subsidiary; assist (do bad things) people → n accomplice. [Note] accessory can be viewed accede [entry added] adjective form. When a person to join an organization, so he was the organization Speaking, it is "secondary, subsidiary." accessible [əksesəbl] [Root] ac- [ad-, to] + cess [go] + - ible [a, able.], (Destination) able to go to → can be achieved; (intelligently) able to go to → be understood; able to access, can be close to, the idea can be obtained → intercessor [ɪntəsesə] [Root] inter- [between] + cess [go] + - or [n.], someone who goes between → mediator precedent [presɪdənt] [Root] pre- [before] + ced [go] + - ent [. N & a.], . go before → n precedent, precedent;. a previous predecessor [predəsesər] [Root] pre- [before] + de- [away] + cess [go] + - or [n.], someone who goes away before → predecessor, ancestors recessive [rɪsesɪv] [Root] re- [back] + cess [go] + - [. A] ive, (Gene) go back → (gene) recessive, controlled by a recessive gene; (a person) go back → introverted, restrained secede [sɪsiːd] [Root] se- [apart] + ced [go] + - e [v.], go apart (from an organization) → out, out of (organiza ons, groups, alliances, etc.) Summary: accede literal representation "go [ced] to [ac- = ad-]", "walk (work)," that became the inaugural; accessory means "entry

[Accede] after "and as a secondary, subsidiary; as a noun means" assisted (to do evil) "accomplice; accessible means" able [-ible] to go [cess] to [ac- = ad-] ", namely (target) can be achieved, can be obtained; .precedent (meaning) can understand the means" in front of the [pre-] go [ced] of [-ent ] ", that the previous; as a noun represents a precedent, precedent; predecessor refers predecessor, ancestors, literally meaning" Before [pre-] die [go [cess] away [de-]] people [-or] " . secede means "go [ced] apart [se-] (from an organization)", that is from, out of (organizations, groups, alliances, etc.). intercessor means "in between [inter-] go [cess] of people [-or] ", ie mediator. recessive means" go [cess] to (sight) behind [re-] and in the hidden state [-ive] ", to describe the (gene) recessive, (character) introverted. 2. gress Root gress represents step [move, riding]. Progress [progress] is, "forward [pro-] move [gress]". There is also a homologue root root gress grad (End consonant sd interchangeably), grade [level] means in a particular field took a number of steps. aggressive [əɡresɪv] [Root] ag- [ad-, to] + gress [step] + - ive [a.], step to, step into (the territory of other countries) of → aggressive; (Continued) move the → powerful, strong digress [daɪɡres] [Root] di- [aside] + gress [step], step (subject) aside → off topic regress [rɪɡres] [Root] re- [back] + gress [step], step back → Back; degrada on, deteriora on transgress [trænsɡres] [Root] trans- [across] + gress [step], step across (rules), stepped (rule) → breach mistakes retrograde [retrəɡreɪd] [Root] retro- [re-, backward] + grad [step] + - e [. A & v.],

. step backward → a regressive;. v backward, degenerate [Note] prefix retro from re- [back], represents backwards Summary: regress means "backwards [re-] move [gress]", namely retreat; degradation; retrograde also referred to as "backward [retro-] move [grad]", as a verb means backward, degenerate, as an adjective means retrogression . digress mean deviation [step [gress] aside [di -]] (theme); transgress means "riding [gress] through [trans -]" (rule), that is contrary to. aggressive means "continue [ag-] move [gress] state [-ive]", a derogatory way to describe continue to unfriendly and interference into that provocation, a strong compliment to describe. 3. amb, err (1) root amb represent wander [Walking] such as ambulance [ambulance] is the "walk around [amb] (help the wounded) stuff [-ance]" (2) root err equivalent wander.. [Wandering; lost]. error [error] wander from the extended meaning of "deviation." amble [æmbl] [Root] amb [wander] + - le [v.], wander → walk, stroll ramble [ræmbl] [Contact] Reference amble [Walking] → stroll, roam; → ramble aimlessly say, lengthy (and o en digress) to say or write perambulate [pəˌræmbjuleɪʃn] [Root] per- [through] + amb [wander] + ul + -ate [v.], wander through → foot across, through aberrant [æberənt] [Root] ab- [away] + err [wander] + - ant [a.], wander away → abnormal unconven onal errant [erənt] [Root] err [wander] + - [. A] ant, → wandering in a state of no fixed abode; in the lost state → astray, mistakes erratic [ɪrætɪk]

[Root] err [wander] + - at (e) + - ic [a.], (Idea) wander, wandering thoughts in state → fickle; wander (from norm) → abnormal, unusual erroneous [ɪroʊniəs] [associated] error [erron] + - ous [a.], of error → wrong, incorrect Summary: root amb indicates "walk": amble refers to wander, stroll, or "walking aimlessly"; ramble also refers to wander, roam, also said "no destination to speak or write," that ramble, lengthy (and often digress ) to say or write;. perambulate refers Hiking [amb] through [per-], go [amb] through [per-] errant described "wandering [err] state [-ant]", that is, of no fixed abode. aberrant refers to "wander away (from norm)", that is abnormal, unconventional; erratic said "wander (from norm)" That is abnormal, unusual; in addition erratic also said that the idea often "wander", that is fickle a. It refers erroneous error [erron, seen as error] of [-ous], incorrect. 4. ven (t) Root ven (t) represents come [to]. Advent [coming] is "to [ad-] come [vent]". contravene [ˌkɑːntrəviːn] [Root] contra- [against] + ven [come] + - e [v.], come against → viola on against convene [kənviːn] [Root] con- [together] + ven [come] + - e [v.], come together → aggrega on, collec on; to make come together → convened, called [Note] reconvene [v. reassembled, reconvened] convenience [kənviːniəns] [Senate] convenient [convenient] noun form → convenience, convenience [Root] con- [together] + ven [come] + i + -ence [n.], come together, "strength in numbers, work convenient" → convenience, convenience adventitious [ˌædventɪʃəs] [Root] ad- [to] + vent [come] + it + -ious [a.], "Come" (instead of being innate) → foreign, acquired, non-intrinsic convention [kənvenʃn] [Root] con- [together] + vent [come] + - ion [n.], come (accepted) together, we have to accept things → General, customs; conven ons, agreements; come together, people come together (the meeting) → Assembly, mee ngs circumvent [ˌsɜːrkəmvent] [Root] circum- [around] + vent [come],

come around, go around (to avoid) → avoidance, non-compliance inventory [ɪnvəntɔːri] [Root] in- [in] + vent [come] + - ory [n.], a record for "come in" → inventory; inventory content on → (containing the gist) Introduc on Summary: adventitious emphasize [ad-] something is coming [vent] of [-ious] rather than the original, namely foreign, acquired, non-intrinsic; inventory means "feed [come [vent] in [in -]] (goods) record ", that inventory, above cargo (including elements of) Introduction. convene means "come [ven] together [con-]", namely gathering, collection; so that "come together" that was held, convened; reconvene again refers to [re-] set [convene], reconvened; convention that people gather to [vent] together [con-] the General Assembly, assembly, also referred to as "acceptable to all the rules," that (unwritten) practices; (written) agreement. contravene means "come [ven] against [against]", that is a violation against. To avoid and circumvent means "come [vent] in circle [circum-]", that is to avoid, not complied with. 5. cur (s) Root cur (s) indicates run [run]. Occur [occur] means "(event) run [cur] over [oc- = ob-, toward]". concur [kənkɜːr] [Root] con- [together] + cur [run], (Ideas) run together → consent; (Some things) run (= occur) together → same me occurrence, existence; run together → solidarity excursive [ɪkskɜːrsɪv] [Root] ex- [out] + curs [run] + - ive, [a.] run out (of main subject) → beside the point; (a en on) run out, absently → rambling incursion [ɪnkɜːrʒn] [Root] in- [in] + cur [run] + - sion [n.], run in, coming in → Intrusion precursor [priːkɜːrsər] [Root] pre- [before] + curs [run] + - or [n.], someone who runs before → pioneers, pilot cursory [kɜːrsəri] [root] curs [run] + - ory, [a.]

Running, fast and sloppy → hurry, do not pay a en on to detail [Note] cursive [(writing) scribbled, cursive] means "(when writing pen on paper) run [curs] of [-ive]" discursive [dɪskɜːrsɪv] [Root] dis- [apart] + curs [run] + - ive [a], (Content) run apart → (transcript) messy Summary:. Precursor refers to the "first [pre-] drive [curs] by [-or]", or "run in front of people" concur has three meanings: "(idea) to run [cur] together [con-]" agree; the same [con-] time of occurrence [(oc) cur], exist; "with the [con-] run [cur]" That unity and cooperation. excursive refers to "go to [curs] (topics) outside [ex-]", that is beside the point, also referred to as "a person's heart went out", that is loose. incursion means "(without permission) to run [cur] come [in-]", namely the invasion. describe cursory run [curs] was in a hurry, do not pay attention to detail. discursive means (content) mess [dis-] run [curs] of [-ive], namely (transcript) messy. 6. sul (t) Root sul (t) represents leap [jump] insult [insult] literally meaning "jump [leap] to one person [in-]", means "trampled insult";. Result [Results] literally meaning "jump [sult] back [re-] ", it refers to the response made to act. desultory [desəltɔːri] [Root] de- [down] + sult [leap] + - ory, [a.] (Leaf) leap down → unplanned, aimless; (make mood) leap down → disappoin ng exult [ɪɡzʌlt] [Root] ex- [out] + (s) ult [leap], leap out, jubilant, jumping → feel joy [Note] prefix ex- pronunciation cause sult of s off resilience [rɪzɪliəns] [Root] re- [back] + sil [sul, leap] + i + -ence [n.], (A ball) leap back → stretch; (A person) recover → resilience salient [seɪliənt] [Root] sal [sul, leap] + i + -ent [a.],

→ high jump, highligh ng → remarkable, the most prominent Summary: basketball shot down, fell to the ground will bounce back after [leap back]: this "bounce" is "shot down" the result [results]; basketball this "backwards [re-] bomb [sil ] nature [-ence] "is elastic, ie resilience; similarly, the physical or mental state has been reached bottom after the" rebound "that resilience. exult means (for joy) jump [(s) ult] up [ex-], that I am happy. salient means "jump [sal- = sul] of [- ent]", also becomes high due to come out later and significant, the most prominent. desultory can be understood as "like leaves down [de-] jumping [sult] of [-ory]", swaying unplanned aimless; also referred to as "people feel down [de-] jumping [sult] of [-ory] ", that is disappointing. 7. Other (1) root vad and vas expressed go [go] .invade [aggression, the noun form invasion] is the "go [vad] into [in-] territory to other countries. (2) root vag showing wander. Can refer to wag [swing] and On a root vad / vas deepen our memory. (3) root ced and cess except to say go [to go] beyond, in a few words constituted also said "go away", that is to leave, come out of the stop means. pervade [pərveɪd] [Root] per- [through] + vad [go] + - e [v.], go through, throughout → filled, full evasive [ɪveɪsɪv] [Root] e- [ex-, away] + vas [go] + - ive, [a.] (Easily) go away → difficult to find, capture, separa on; go away (from directly saying) → vague [Note] evade [escape] is evasive verb form extravagant [ɪkstrævəɡənt] [Root] extra- [outside] + vag [wander] + - ant [a.], wander outside → excessive and unnecessary; (money) excessive → splurge vague [veɪɡ] [Root] vag [wander] + - ue, [a.] (Meaning) wander, meaning erratic, vague → expression unclear; (Shape) wander, image erratic, vague outline unclear → cessation [seseɪʃn] [Root] cess [Stop] + - [. N] ation, Permanently or temporarily stop → termina on, suspension incessant [ɪnsesnt] [Root] in- [not] + cess [Stop] + - ant [. A], → not stop without interrup on Summary: root vad indicates go [away]: invade [aggression] means (without permission in the case) go [vad] into [in -]; pervade means "go [vad] times [per-]", when the gas or atmosphere "traveled" in every corner of the space, that is

filled, full; evasive describe things "(from people's eyes, palm) go [vas] off [e- = ex-] of [-ive]", that is, difficult to find, capture, separate, also refers to when speaking "avoid [go [vas] away [e-]] of [-ive]", that is vague. vague describe the "erratic [vag, wander] of [-ue]", namely the meaning of the expression is unclear, visually outline unclear, (which can be summarized as "vague"); extravagant represents "excessive [wander [vag ] outside [extra-]] of [- ant] ", also refers specifically to" excessive money "that squandered .cessation [termination, suspension], from the root cess from" away "come out" Stop "; incessant means" not [in-] stop [ cess] of [-ant] ", without interruption. Word List 7 sitting, standing, lying The main root of this section involved SID, SED, SESS [sit, sit] - president [Chairman] STIT (UT) [stand, stand, stand] - substitute [instead of] STAS, STAT [stand, stand, stand] - status [status; status] CU (M) B [lie, lie] - cubicle [cubicles] 1. sid, sed, sess Homologous root sid, sed, sess represents sit [sit]. They can be thought of as sit distortion. president [Chairman] the literal meaning "In front of the [pre-] sitting [sid] people [-ent]", come out of "a group of the most important people." assiduous [əsɪdʒuəs] [Root] as- [ad-, to] + sid [sit] + u + -ous [a.], to sit, has been sitting (to do something, such as learning), describe very carefully → diligence, concentrate carefully residue [rezɪduː] [Root] re- [back, again] + sid [sit] + - ue [n.], sit back again, to re-sit back → residue

subside [səbsaɪd] [Root] sub- [down, down] + sid [sit] + - e [v.], sit down, sit down → vi. sinking, sinking, weakening subsidiary [səbsɪdieri] [Root] sub- [under] + sid [sit] + i + -ary [a.], Sitting below (such as sports games off the bench) → minor; play a suppor ng role subsidy [sʌbsədi] [Note] Reference subsidiary, play a supporting role in the (money) → grants, allowances supersede [ˌsuːpərsiːd] [Root] super- [over] + sed [sit] + - e [v.], sit over, sitting position ... → replace, subs tute sedate [sɪdeɪt] [Root] sed [sit] + - [. A] ate, → si ng calm, quiet sedentary [sednteri] [root] sed [sit] + - ent + -ary [a.], (Always) → si ng immobile sedulous [sedʒələs] [root] sed [sit] + ul + -ous [a.], Sit down (learning) of → diligent in [Note] The difference suffix sedentary [not migratory, stationary] and sedulous [assiduous, laborious, diligent in] obsess [əbses] [Root] ob- [toward] + sess [sit], sit toward ..., (has) ... sitting opposite → fascinated, so troubled Summary: assiduous means "has been [as- = ad-] sitting [sid] (dry down to business) of [-ous]", that is industrious, concentrate carefully; sedulous also expressed serious diligence. sedentary means "(has been) sit [sed] with (not move) the [-ary]", that is stationary, You can describe a person very house. sedate means under pressure or an emergency situation can still sit [sed] is maintained [-ate], described the quiet calm. After the residue [residue] can be seen as a disaster, "come back [re -] (sit down [sid]) of the person (or thing) [- ue]"; adjectival form represents the remaining residual, remaining. supersede means "sit [sed] (position) at ... above [super-]", that is substituted, substitution; subside means "down [sub -] (sitting [sid])", that is sinking, sinking, weakened. subsidiary [minor; play a supporting role] can be understood as "sit [sid] arena

under [sub-] substitute [-ary]" "subsidiary money" ie subsidy [grants, allowances] obsess means. ". sth (have) take [sess] opposite ... [ob-] ", lingering, that captivated ... so ... troubled. 2. stit (ut) Root stitut represents stand [stand, standing]. constitute [kɑːnstətuːt] [Root] con- [emphasis added] + stitute [stand], stand, stand to make someone a job → assignment, appointment; stand together [con-], to stand together constitute → institute [ɪnstɪtuːt] [Root] in- [in] + stitute [stand], into "stand", so in the stand of the state → v founded to develop;. was founded out of the → n agency. substitute [sʌbstɪtuːt] [Root] sub- [under, in the place of] + stitute [stand], . stand in the place of → n a replacement, alterna ves; replace v, instead. reconstitute [ˌriːkɑːnstətuːt] [Root] re- [again] + con- [together] + stitute [stand], stand together again → reconstruc on, (especially by adding water) to make recovery restitution [ˌrestɪtuːʃn] [Root] re- [back] + stitut [stand] + - ion [n.], stand back (to original status), so that the station back to the (original state) → compensa on, compensa on Summary: constitute means "to make someone stand [stitut] for a position," that is assigned, appointment, similar to the Chinese, "Emperor Li ... as Prince"; constitute another layer of meaning is constituted, literally meaning "stand [stitut] together [con-] ". reconstitute means "re-constituted", that is reconstruction, so recovery. institute means "so that in the [in-] established [stitut] state", namely the creation, also said that the creation of the agency. restitution means "make the victim stand [stitut] back to [re -] (original state)", namely compensation, compensation. substitute means "stop [stitut] position in ... [sub-]", substituted as a verb, an alternative, nouns replace those alternatives. 3. stas, stat Root stas, stat represents stand [stand, standing] status [status; status]. That means "station (local)." ecstasy [ekstəsi] [Root] ec- [ex-, out] + stas [stand] + - y [n.], (Emotion) stand out (of control) → can not be controlled emo ons; especially → ecstasy stasis [steɪsɪs]

[Root] stas [stand] + - is [n.], stand (instead of progress), standing (not forward, not backward) state → balance, stagnation apostasy [əpɑːstəsi] [Root] apo- [away from] + stas [stand] + - y [n], stand away from (religion, party, etc.) → abandon religion; treachery, betrayal static [stætɪk] [Root] stat [stand] + - ic [a.], Standing (not to go) the → sta c; stagnation; abstract extended → No change stature [stætʃər] [. N] - [root] stat [stand] + ure, (physical) station to the position → height, height; (ability) sta on to the posi on → competence, level instate [ɪnsteɪt] [Root] in- [in] + stat [stand] + - e [v.], make sb. stand in (position) → Appointment understate [ˌʌndərsteɪt] [Root] under- [under] + state [state, the statement], state under → Conserva ve statement [Senate] statement [statement; statement] Summary: stature means "stop [stat] to the position [-ure]", represents the height of (physical), competence, level height and (ability of). static describe "Stop [stat] (do not walk) of [-ic]" state, that is static; stagnant; no change; stasis also refers to "Stop [stas] (not forward, not backward) state [ -is] ", namely balance, stagnation. ecstasy means "can not be controlled [stand [stas] out [ec-] (of control)] emotional status [-y]", especially ecstasy; apostasy means "to stand [stas] ... the distance [apo-]" that betray; give up religion. instate said, "to make someone stop [stat] into [in-] a job", that appointment; understate refers to the conservative [under, that is, considering the impact of reducing the amount of information] statement [state]. 4. cu (m) b (1) root cu (m) b represents lie [trip; located] cubicle [cubicles] the root cub means "lie down and sleep", -cle is a "small" noun suffix. (On the other hand, cubicle can be seen as "little [- (c) le] cube [cube, the adjective form of cubic]", describing the "cubicle" in profile) (2) cumber [n. & V. Obstruct] it can be understood as "lie [cumb] (on the road) (things [-er])", as the stumbling block that impede progress.

incubate [ɪŋkjubeɪt] [Root] in- [on] + cub [lie] + - ate [v.], (Hens) lie on (eggs) → hatch; extended → assistance, training, promoting incumbent [ɪnkʌmbənt] [Root] in- [on] + cumb [lie] + - ent [a.], lie on (duty), located (SD) → incumbent upon the necessary recumbent [rɪkʌmbənt] [Root] re- [back] + cumb [lie] + - ent [. A], lie back, lying back lying → succumb [səkʌm] [Root] suc- [sub-, down] + cumb [lie], lie down (to superior strength) → yield; lie down (forever) → death cumbersome [kʌmbərsəm] [Chronograph] cumber [cumber, 阻碍] + - some, cumber (motion, success) → bulky, unwieldy [a, tending to.] encumber [ɪnkʌmbər] [note] en- [make] + cumber [hinder], (To make) cumber → impede, obstruct; to add to the burden ... Summary: incubate means "lie [cub] in the (egg) on [in-]" to provide heat to facilitate the growth of the embryo, which hatch; incumbent means "place [cumb] in [in-] (SD) [-ent] ", said the bounden. recumbent refers to the "backward [re-] lying [cumb] of [-ent]", that is lying; succumb means "lie [cumb] under [suc- = sub-]", a euphemism for death, but also refers to the face of setbacks or a strong opponent and "lie down", that yield. cumber means "obstacle", can be regarded as "(the way) lie [cumb] something [-er]": encumber [obstacles impede; to ... add to the burden] is cumber of synonyms; cumbersome means "hinder [cumber] (Motion ) of [-some] ", that is bulky, but also have to do one thing to describe the obstacles, that is intractable. Word List 8 down, stream The main root of this section involved FUS [pour, pour; stream, pouring] - infuse [instill] FLU [flow, flow] - fluent [smooth]

1. fus Root fus represent pour [pour, stream, pouring] confuse [cause confusion; so confused]. Means "(the ...) pour [fus] together [con-]", increase the degree of confusion; refuse [reject] the literal meaning is "down [fus] back [re-]". diffuse [dɪfjuːs] [Root] dif- [apart, in every direction] + fus [pour] + - e [. V], (speech) pour in every direction → a long-winded;. . (Fluid, light, etc.) pour in every direction → a lack of concentra on and diffusion;. V expansion, spread effusive [ɪfjuːsɪv] [Root] ef- [ex-, out] + fus [pour] + - ive [a.], (Flow of emotion) pour out → emo onal flood of loneliness; intemperance and excessive emo onal expression; the overly sentimental infuse [ɪnfjuːz] [Root] in- [in] + fus [pour] + - e [v.], pour in, injection → indoctrina on, so ... full; pour (courage) in → inspira on profuse [prəfjuːs] [Root] pro- [forth] + fus [pour] + - e, [a.] pour forth, (sea) forward flow → rich, a lot of; (consump on) → squandered a lot of waste suffuse [səfjuːz] [Root] suf- [sub-, under] + fus [pour] + - e [v.], pour under, in the following flow → (color, etc.) filled the air, stained all over, full of Summary: effusive described "(emotional) torrent Pentium (fus) out [ef-]", namely (a compliment) emotional, (derogatory) overly sentimental. diffuse means "to around [dis-] flow [fus]", namely proliferation, spread out; when used as an adjective it means not centralized, diffused, also come out to speak to points "dispersed" in many words, that long-winded. infuse that "pour [fus] into [in-]", that is indoctrination, so ... full; to someone "playing [infuse] gas" that is encouraged by the fighting. "Rivers of blood" to describe the brutality of war, blood "in the following [suf-] flow [fus]" That is blood, blood red suffuse [(colors, etc.) filled the air, stained all over, full of] the entire battlefield. profuse can be seen as the "water forward [pro-] flow [fus]" and leads to two meanings: "flowing" in a steady stream that is a lot of wealth; "spending money like water" as spendthrift. 2. flu Root flu represents flow [flow]. As a word, flu means "flu". Influence [affect] the literal meaning of "flow [flu] into [in-]", If an idea "into the" one person, it will have an impact on him. affluent [æfluənt] [Root] af- [ad-, to] + flu [flow] + - ent, [a.] to flow, (too much) like water flowing a steady stream of affluent →

confluence [kɑːnfluəns] [Root] con- [together] + flu [flow] + - ence [n], flow together → confluence, mixed effluvium [ɪːfluːviəm] [Root] ef- [ex-, out] + flu (v) [flow] + - ium [n], (. Sth) flow out → unpleasant odor; useless byproduct waste fluctuate [flʌktʃueɪt] [root] fluct [flow] + u + -ate [v.], flow, (water) flow → fluctua on, no rules changes fluent [fluːənt] [Root] flu [flow] + - ent [a.], of flow, (talking) like water → express fluently; (do something) to fill the gap effortless → influx [ɪnflʌks] [Root] in- [in] + flu (x) [flu, flow], flow in → influx superfluous [suːpɜːrfluəs] [Root] super- [over] + flu [flow] + - ous [. A], overflow → redundant, surplus mellifluous [melɪfluəs] [Root] mel (li) [honey] + flu [flow] + - ous [a.], Flow with honey → (melody) beau ful [Senate] melody [melody; wonderful music] comes from root mel, "Melody" KTV prototype. flush [flʌʃ] [Root] from the root flu, (water) flow → v rinse.; (Steady flow like water) flow → lot of; extended → wealthy; flow (blood) → ruddy (color); Summary: influx means "Chung [flu (x)] into [in-]"; confluence means (tributary) "flow [flu] together [con-]", namely convergence and mixed. flush of the skin due to the smooth flow of blood [flu] and (color), ruddy, also refers to the water [flu] obstacle flushing, in addition to flush also said that as the water [flu] as continuous flow, that a large number of extended a lot of money, that is rich. affluent also said the water constantly [af- = ad-] flow [flu] state, come out rich. fluent describe doing something smooth like a "water [flu] like [-ent]", that is not laborious, but also especially to express fluently. superfluous means "flow [flu] too [super-] amount [-ous]", ie excess, excess. effluvium can be seen as chemical "discharge [flu (v)] outside [ef-] something [- ium]", including unpleasant odor; useless byproduct waste. fluctuate means water or air [flu (ct)] unstably fluctuate randomly change. mellifluous literally meaning "flowing [flu] with honey [mel (li)] of [-ous]", with synesthesia rhetorical description (melody) beautiful.

Word List 9 segmentation, part The main root of this section involved CIS [cut, cut] - concise [simple] TOM [cut, cut] - atom [atom] SECT [cut, cut] - section [section] FRACT [break, rupture] - fraction [part] PART [part, section] - part [section] 1. cis, tom, sect (1) root cis represent cut [cut]. Precise [accurate] the literal meaning of "pre-[pre-] were cut [cis]", due to the previously contributed to the breakdown of the results accurate. Deformation root cid said cut [cut]. Suicide [suicide] is "cut [cid] own [sui]". (2) represents the root tom cut [cut]. Atom [atomic] means "not [a- = not] segmentation [tom]" particles. (3) root sect represents cut [cut]. Section [section] is the "splitting" out. concise [kənsaɪs] [Root] con- [together, for emphasis] + cis [cut] + - e [a.], Cut, cut off all the useless → simple incisive [ɪnsaɪsɪv] [Root] in- [in] + cis [cut] + - [. A] ive, Cut to the inside of → direct, profound; sharp dichotomy [daɪkɑːtəmi] [Root] dich- [di-, two] + o + tom [cut] + - y [n.], Cut into two → one divides into two, split; split into two (camps) → Opposition [Note] prefix di- represent "double [two]," has the same meaning and bi- epitomize [ɪpɪtəmaɪz] [Root] epi- [in] + tom [cut] + - ize [v.], cut (in), "Silhouette" → representa ves, reflects, is a typical example ...; cut (important) → summary, generaliza on dissect [dɪsekt] [Root] dis- [apart] + sect [cut], cut apart, cut into parts → slices (especially for anatomical studies); extended → careful analysis segment [seɡmənt] [Root] seg [sect, cut] + - ment [n.], Cut → segmenta on; part

Summary: precise [exact] from "advance [pre-] cut [cis]"; imprecise means not [im-] accurate [precise]; concise representation "(the useless) are [con-] cut [ cis] ", ie, concise; incisive means" cut [cis] to which [in-] of [-ive] ", to describe the blade benefits, but also refers to speak like a deep penetrating. dichotomy means "divided [tom] halves [di (ch) -]", that is, into two, split, also refers to this form of opposition. epitomize means "become [-ize] cut [tom] Shadow", it means that as a representative of a bunch of things, which represents, reflects, is ... a typical example, said complex digest and summarize things. segment refers to split [seg = sect] and some resulting; dissect finger cut [sect] open [dis-], cut into pieces (especially for anatomical studies), the idea refers to something carefully analyzed. 2. fract Root fract expressed break [rupture]. Fraction [part] is a whole "broken" and produced. fracture [fræktʃər] . [Root] fract [break] + - ure [. N], break → n rupture; vt broken, destroyed. infraction [ɪnfrækʃn] [Root] in- [in] + fract [break] + - ion [n.], Break in → breach, viola on fragile [frædʒl] [Root] frag [fract, break] + - ile [a, tending to.], tending to break → fragile; vulnerable, fragile frail [freɪl] [Note] the abbreviated form fragile, easy to break → weak; and (will) weak; and (hopefully) slim summary: fracture as a noun refers to rupture [fract] state [-ure], as a verb means to break [ fract = break], destroy. fragile articles describe Yi [-ile] broken [frag = fract], but also to describe the person's body or mind vulnerable and fragile. frail fragile can be seen as a short form, the meaning is "easy [-il (e)] to break [fra (ct)]", to describe people of frail, ideals and uphold easily be broken That (will) weak, That easily shattered hopes and dreams (hopefully) slim. infraction means "break [fract] rules and discipline" that violate violation. 3. part Root meaning is part of part [part]. Particle [particles] that constitute the substance of the "Small [-cle] section [part]". counterpart [kaʊntərpɑːrt] [root] counter- [opposite] + part [part], opposite part, the corresponding part → (status, func on) of the person or the like partial [pɑːrʃl] [Root] part [part] + - ial, [a.] in part → part, incomplete;

favour one part, (tend to love) → favoring certain por ons of preference particularize [pərtɪkjələraɪz] [note] particular [special] + - ize [v.], In particular description → detailing partisan [pɑːrtəzn] [root] parti [party] + - san [n.], a man in a party, partisans → followers, believers; (fana cism, firm) advocates, supporters; favour one part, (tend to love) → favor of a certain part partition [pɑːrtɪʃn] [root] part [part] + i + -tion [n], (Divide into) parts → split, divided jeopardy [dʒepərdi] [Root] jeo [joke, game] + - pard [part] + - y [n.], game with (equal) parts, evenly matched game → danger [Contact] shaped nearly word leopard [leopard] A (for humans) dangerous animals Summary: partition means "into sections [part]", ie segmentation, divided; partial finger portion [part] of [-ial], incomplete, also describe (toward) portion, namely favoritism and preference; partisan also It refers to favoritism, in addition to "partisan [parti = party] people [-san]" meaning, namely followers, supporters, you can think of as a "party [parti = party] son [san = son]". counterpart means "corresponding [counter-] section [part]", namely (status, function) of the person or the like. particularize means something special for the [particular] description [-ize], that is described in detail. jeopardy can think of to have leopard chasing behind state [-y], that is dangerous. 4. Other and "cut" and "crack" or related to the root word scission [sɪʒən] [Root] sciss [cut] + - ion [n,], cut (off) → cut off, separated, split [Note] scissors [scissors] is, "to cut [sciss] tools [-or]". Further sciss can also be seen as (s) cis (s), i.e. cut. rescind [rɪsɪnd] [Root] re- [emphasis added] + scind [cut, homologous root sciss], to cut, cut regulations → repeal, cancel debris [dəbriː] [Contact] de- [down] + bris [brick], brick down, (dilapidated buildings too) bricks fall → Ruins [Note] bris also be regarded as break

sunder [sʌndər] [Contact] shaped nearly word thunder [thunder], lightning → division, separa on asunder [əsʌndər] [Note] a- [ad-, to] + sunder [separation], to sunder → adv separately.; sunder to pieces → adv. separated into multi-part or felled curtail [kɜːrteɪl] [Contact] cut + tail → shortened, cut [Note] tail as root also cut [cut] meaning. For example tailor [tailor] is "cut [tail] clothes people [-or]". retrench [rɪtrentʃ] [Root] re- [emphasis added] + trench [cut], to cut (expenses) → cuts [Note] trench as the word is "ditch" means. Ditch is "cut out" trenchant [trentʃənt] [root] trench [cut] + - ant [a.], (Knife) cut → sharp; words per nently → (words) sharply Summary: scission finger cut off, separation, division, which stems sciss equivalent of cis [cut] rescind [(cut regulations →) abolish, abolish] the prefix re- emphatic, root scind deformation from sciss also said cut sunder.. You can think of a mine [sunder = thunder] result hack, that division, separation, adverb asunder expressed separately, separated into multi-part or felled. retrench means to cut [trench = cut] expenses; trenchant describe the knife easily cut [trench] something [-ant], that is sharp, but also a metaphor words hit [trench] key of [-ant], namely (words) sharply. can curtail Lenovo to "cut [cu (r) t] tail [tail]", cut off the tail of an animal that is shortened, cut the length of the body. debris describe bricks [bris = brick] whereabouts [de-] ruin. Word List 10 feeling, emotion The main root of this section involved SENS, SENT [sense, feeling; Concept] - sense [feeling; Concept] PATH, PASS [feeling, emotion] - sympathy [sympathize] PASS [pass, pass, pass] - pass [through by] 1. sens, sent Root sens and sent express sense [feeling; ideas]. commonsensical [kəmənsensɪkl] [Root] common [commom] + sens [sense] + - ic + -al [. A], of common sense → common sense, there is basis

consensus [kənsensəs] [Root] con- [together] + sens [sense] + - us [n], sense together, of the same sense → agreed dissension [dɪsenʃn] [Root] dis- [not] + sens [sense] + - ion [n], not (same) sense → disagree insensible [ɪnsensəbl] [Root] in- [not] + sens [sense] + - ible [a.], Not able to sense → unconscious; About something deliberately insensate → indifferent; for courtesy unconscious → vulgar, not taste insensitive [ɪnsensətɪv] [Root] in- [not] + sensitive [sensitive], not sensitive → insensi ve, numb; for (interpersonal details) insensi ve → lack of tact sleek, lack of social skills sensation [senseɪʃn] [. N] - [root] sens [sense] + ation, sense → feeling, percep on; let all percep on → sensa onal event nonsense [nɑːnsens] [Root] non [none] + sens [sense] + - e, [n.] none sense, without sense → meaningless words, nonsense [Senate] phrase make sense [meaningful, justified] assent [əsent] [Root] as- [ad-, to] + sent [sense], to a sense, to the same sense → agree consent [kənsent] [Root] con- [together] + sent [sense], "Sense together", the idea unanimously → agree dissent [dɪsent] [Root] dis- [not, opposite of] + sent [sense], opposite sense → dissent, disagree; opposite of traditional sense → against orthodoxy; not the same sense → discord insentient [ɪnsenʃɪənt] [Root] in- [not] + sent [sense] + - (i) ent [a.], not sense → no feeling, no perception; little knowledge, some knowledge of sentinel [sentɪnl]

[Root] sent [sense] + in + -el [n.], Spotted (exception) who → sentry, guard Summary: sense there are two meanings: feeling, perception; concept. sensation from the root sens, represents feeling, perception, also refers to the sensation perceived by many events. sensitive to describe people (for sth) easy to feel [sens] was [-ive], that is sensitive; insensitive is its opposite, represents insensitive, numb, but also especially in the interpersonal insensitive to details, That lack of tact sleek, lack of social skills. insensible means "(people) do not [in-] can [-ible] perception [sens]," that is unconscious, deliberately unconscious of something that is indifferent, and indifference to the etiquette that is vulgar, not taste. insentient also said no [in-] feel [sent] of [-ent], unconscious, and also describe the perception of things is not much that little knowledge, some knowledge of. sentinel as a profession means a perception [sent] anomaly [-el], namely sentry, guard. consensus means consistent with [con-] meaning [sens]; consent also said the same [con-] meaning [sent]; assent literally meaning "to [as- = ad-] (a) sense [sent]", also refers to agree . dissension refers to the comments [sens] irregularities [dis-], the adjective form of dissent means holding different [dis-] meeting [sens], different [dis-] meaning [sent], come out of discord, but also do not agree with the traditional view especially, That is against the orthodoxy. commonsensical means a constant [common] knowledge [sens] of [-al], justified. 2. path, pass . Root path and pass both expressed feeling [sentiment] sympathy [compassion] is the "same [sym-] feelings [path]"; passion [passion] can be regarded as "(There are) feeling [pass], (full) feelings" . antipathy [æntɪpəθi] [Root] anti- [against] + path [feeling] + - y [n.], feeling against → disgust, resentment; repugnant things apathy [æpəθi] [Root] a- [without] + path [feeling] + - y [n.], without feeling → apathy, lack of emotion; lack of interest, do not care dispassionate [dɪspæʃənət] [Root] dis- [not, opposite of] + pass [feeling] + - ion + [n.] - Ate [. A], (the referee) did not (join individual) feelings → objective and impartial, not easy to be emotional or the impact of bias impassive [ɪmpæsɪv] [Root] im- [not] + pass [feeling] + - ive [. A], no feeling → cold, emo onless compatible [kəmpætəbl] [Note] com- [together] + pat (h) [feel] + - ible, [a.] able to feel together, (for sth) feelings can be consistent → consistent, can coexist Summary: antipathy refers to anti-[anti-] sense [path], disgust, but also instruction objectionable things. apathy indicates lack of [a-] emotion or interest [path], namely cold indifference; impassive, also said no [im-] feelings [pass] of [-ive]; dispassionate referee describe "not [dis-] added emotional [pass] The [-ate] ", that is objective and fair, can not easily be affected by emotional or prejudice. compatible can be viewed as "(of things) feelings [pat (h)] (can [-ible]) same [com-]" that is consistent and can coexist.

3. pass Root pass in addition to that "emotional", there pass [through by] meaning: compass literal meaning is "(a group of people from the center) through [pass] the same [com -] (distance)" surrounded The "circle", come out "(Circle tool →) compasses; (rounded →) compass; range." surpass [sərpæs] [Root] sur- [over] + pass [pass], (. sb) pass over → transcendence, stronger; pass over (the best) → break (boundaries, records, etc.) trespass [trespəs] [Root] tres- [trans-, across] + pass [pass], pass across (without permission) → intrusion; violate; offensive encompass [ɪnkʌmpəs] [Root] en- [in] + compass [compass, range], (Make) in compass, so to enter the range → surrounded; extended → contains composi on Summary: surpass refers to the ability to go beyond the [pass [pass] over [sur-]]: Beyond someone that is stronger than a person, beyond the current best results that exceeded (limit, records, etc.). trespass means "not allowed to perform across [pass [pass] across [tres- = Trans-]] ", namely the illegal invasion; violation; offend .encompass means" entering [en-] round [compass] ", that is surrounded, come out of contain.