2 5 Week: Sem.: MIT, MIS , which The word root for the week is "send, throw" means [L. mittere, missus] sent out or emitted, such as smoke (n.) emission or signals; discharge 1. [e- = out, from; emissive (adj.) related forms: -ion = state of, result of] A belch can be defined as an emission of sorts, one that I am not fond of. intermittent happening at intervals; irregular or occasional 2. (adj.) intermittently (adv.), intermit (v.), intermittence (n.) related forms: [inter- = between, among; -ent = marked by] My date started to emit loud intermittent belches after dinner. noncommittal (adj.) taking no position; vague 3. [non- = not; com- = with, together; noncommittally (adv.) related forms: -al = characterized by] This, of course, left me feeling noncommittal about a second date. a sum of money, or a transfer of funds; (n.) remittance a payment 4. remit (v.) [re- = back, again; -ance = state of] related forms: He promised a big remittance of flowers before our next date and apologized for his rudeness. to yield or subject to; (v.) submit to propose for consideration 5. submittal (n.) [sub- = under, below] related forms:
Sem.: 2 Week: 5 The word root for the week is MIT, MIS , which means [L. mittere, missus] "send, throw" 1. emission [e- = out, from; -ion = state of, result of] (n.) sent out or emitted, such as smoke or signals; discharge related forms: emissive (adj.) A belch can be defined as an emission of sorts, one that I am not fond of. 2. intermittent [inter- = between, among; -ent = marked by] (adj.) happening at intervals; irregular or occasional related forms: intermittently (adv.), intermit (v.), intermittence (n.) My date started to emit loud intermittent belches after dinner. 3. noncommittal (adj.) taking no position; vague [non- = not; com- = with, together; -al = characterized by] related forms: noncommittally (adv.) This, of course, left me feeling noncommittal about a second date. 4. remittance (n.) a sum of money, or a transfer of funds; a payment [re- = back, again; -ance = state of] related forms: remit (v.) He promised a big remittance of flowers before our next date and apologized for his rudeness. 5. submit [sub- = under, below] (v.) to yield or subject to; to propose for consideration related forms: submittal (n.)