Unit 13 Dub: Latin DUBIS "doubtful" DUBITARE, DUBITATUM "to doubt" Err: Latin ERRARE, ERRATUM "to Dubious: uncertain; doubtful wander" Indubitable: certain beyond doubt or question Aberrant: deviating from a pattern or rule Redoubtable: worthy or fear or respect; Erroneous: wrong or inaccurate mighty Errant: Wandering or straying Unit 12 Latin GRADI, GRESSUM "to go forth, to proceed" Ultima: Latin ULTIMUS "last" Degrade: to lower in dignity or esteem; Ultimate: surpassing all others; definitive insult Penultimate: just before the final; next to Congress: a coming together last Egress: act of going out; exit Ultimatum: a demand or threat that is final Ven/Vent: Latin VENIRE, VENTUM "to Fin: Latin FINIS "end, border, limit" come" Infinite: without beginning or end Convene: to call together, to assemble Definitive: defining for all others; standard Covenant: a mutual or legal agreement Infinitesimal: extremely small; incalculably Circumvent: to avoid by going or immeasurably small Cur/Curs: Latin CURRERE, CURSUM Nov: Latin NOVUS "new" "to run" Novel: new and different Cursory: hasty and superficial Novice: an inexperienced person; amateur Precursor: That which comes before; Innovative: showing creativity and forerunner originality Recourse: Help for a problem; solution Incursion: An attack on another's territory; a Prim: Latin PRIMUS "first" raid Primal: Original; dating from the beginning Unit 14 of existence Primeval: Extremely ancient; of earliest time Vir: Latin VIR "man" Primacy: condition of being first in time or importance Virile: masculine; manly Virtue: right action; moral goodness Virtuoso: someone extraordinarily skilled in
Dub: Latin DUBIS "doubtful" DUBITARE, DUBITATUM "to doubt" Dubious: uncertain; doubtful Indubitable: certain beyond doubt or question Redoubtable: worthy or fear or respect; mighty Unit 12 Ultima: Latin ULTIMUS "last" Ultimate: surpassing all others; definitive Penultimate: just before the final; next to last Ultimatum: a demand or threat that is final Fin: Latin FINIS "end, border, limit" Infinite: without beginning or end Definitive: defining for all others; standard Infinitesimal: extremely small; incalculably or immeasurably small Nov: Latin NOVUS "new" Novel: new and different Novice: an inexperienced person; amateur Innovative: showing creativity and originality Prim: Latin PRIMUS "first" Primal: Original; dating from the beginning of existence Primeval: Extremely ancient; of earliest time Primacy: condition of being first in time or importance Unit 13 Err: Latin ERRARE, ERRATUM "to wander" Aberrant: deviating from a pattern or rule Erroneous: wrong or inaccurate Errant: Wandering or straying Latin GRADI, GRESSUM "to go forth, to proceed" Degrade: to lower in dignity or esteem; insult Congress: a coming together Egress: act of going out; exit Ven/Vent: Latin VENIRE, VENTUM "to come" Convene: to call together, to assemble Covenant: a mutual or legal agreement Circumvent: to avoid by going Cur/Curs: Latin CURRERE, CURSUM "to run" Cursory: hasty and superficial Precursor: That which comes before; forerunner Recourse: Help for a problem; solution Incursion: An attack on another's territory; a raid Unit 14 Vir: Latin VIR "man" Virile: masculine; manly Virtue: right action; moral goodness Virtuoso: someone extraordinarily skilled in