Proponent: one who argues in favor of; or false friendliness supporter Ingrate: ONe who is not properly thankful Struct/Strue: Latin STRUERE, Doc/Doct: Latin DOCERE, DOCTUM STRUCTUM "to build" "to teach" Infrastructure: The basic framework of a Docile: easily taught; submissive to building or a system instruction Construe: to interpret or analyze something Indoctrinate: to teach a certain point of view in a particular way to Constructive: having a positive effect; Doctrine: that which is taught; body of helpful beliefs or ideas Temper: Latin TEMPERARE, TEMPERATUM "to temper, make less Stit/Stat: Latin STARE, STATUS "to severe" stand" Temper: to decrease the strength of Destitute: having no money; poor Temperance: restraint or moderation, Restitution: payment for an injury; especially in regards to alcohol or food. compensation Intemperate: lacking moderation; severe or Stature: level of achievement or authority; extreme standing Unit 9 Unit 8 Tort/Torq: Latin TORQUERE, TORTUS "to twist" Plac: Latin PLACERE, PLACITUM "to please" Tortuous: not direct or straightforward Retort: to respond critically or sarcastically Complacent: satisfied with a situation that Extort: to wrongly or illegally force should be changed or improved someone to comply with a demand Placebo: something which has a positive mental effect, but no physical effect Volv/Volu: Latin VOLVERE, Placid: Calm; undisturbed VOLUTUM "to roll, to turn" Grat: Latin GRATUS "pleasing, earning Voluble: talkative; given to rapid, abundant thanks" or "thankful" speech Convoluted: having too many twists and Gratuitous: Unnecessary or unwanted turns; overly complicated Ingratiate: To gain another'r favor by flattery Evolve: to unfold; to develop or change
Proponent: one who argues in favor of; supporter Struct/Strue: Latin STRUERE, STRUCTUM "to build" Infrastructure: The basic framework of a building or a system Construe: to interpret or analyze something in a particular way Constructive: having a positive effect; helpful Stit/Stat: Latin STARE, STATUS "to stand" Destitute: having no money; poor Restitution: payment for an injury; compensation Stature: level of achievement or authority; standing Unit 8 Plac: Latin PLACERE, PLACITUM "to please" Complacent: satisfied with a situation that should be changed or improved Placebo: something which has a positive mental effect, but no physical effect Placid: Calm; undisturbed Grat: Latin GRATUS "pleasing, earning thanks" or "thankful" Gratuitous: Unnecessary or unwanted Ingratiate: To gain another'r favor by flattery or false friendliness Ingrate: ONe who is not properly thankful Doc/Doct: Latin DOCERE, DOCTUM "to teach" Docile: easily taught; submissive to instruction Indoctrinate: to teach a certain point of view to Doctrine: that which is taught; body of beliefs or ideas Temper: Latin TEMPERARE, TEMPERATUM "to temper, make less severe" Temper: to decrease the strength of Temperance: restraint or moderation, especially in regards to alcohol or food. Intemperate: lacking moderation; severe or extreme Unit 9 Tort/Torq: Latin TORQUERE, TORTUS "to twist" Tortuous: not direct or straightforward Retort: to respond critically or sarcastically Extort: to wrongly or illegally force someone to comply with a demand Volv/Volu: Latin VOLVERE, VOLUTUM "to roll, to turn" Voluble: talkative; given to rapid, abundant speech Convoluted: having too many twists and turns; overly complicated Evolve: to unfold; to develop or change
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