This group of words comes from the Latin root JUNCT, meaning "to join, yoke.".
Section 1
Root: JUNCT - to join, yoke
This group of words comes from the Latin root JUNCT, meaning "to join, yoke."
| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| injunction (n.) | An order which legally prevents something |
| enjoin (v.) | To order to do; place a command upon |
| rejoinder (n.) | An answer; a reply |
Section 2
Root: PART - part
This group of words comes from the Latin root PART, meaning "part."
| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| impartial (adj.) | Having no bias or favor |
| partisan (adj.) | Believing and acting on the ideas of a political party or group |
| impart (v.) | To give away; share |
Section 3
Root: CLUS - to close
This group of words comes from the Latin root CLUS, meaning "to close."
| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| inclusive (adj.) | Containing all; not keeping any out |
| inconclusive (adj.) | Providing no clear answer or solution |
| preclude (v.) | Prevent from happening |
Section 4
Root: CIS - to cut
This group of words comes from the Latin root CIS, meaning "to cut."
| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| precise (adj.) | Accurate; definite |
| indecisive (adj.) | Unable to make choices |
| incision (n.) | A cut made in order to get inside something |
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Section 1
Root: JUNCT - to join, yoke
This group of words comes from the Latin root JUNCT, meaning "to join, yoke."
| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| injunction (n.) | An order which legally prevents something |
| enjoin (v.) | To order to do; place a command upon |
| rejoinder (n.) | An answer; a reply |
Section 2
Root: PART - part
This group of words comes from the Latin root PART, meaning "part."
| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| impartial (adj.) | Having no bias or favor |
| partisan (adj.) | Believing and acting on the ideas of a political party or group |
| impart (v.) | To give away; share |
Section 3
Root: CLUS - to close
This group of words comes from the Latin root CLUS, meaning "to close."
| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| inclusive (adj.) | Containing all; not keeping any out |
| inconclusive (adj.) | Providing no clear answer or solution |
| preclude (v.) | Prevent from happening |
Section 4
Root: CIS - to cut
This group of words comes from the Latin root CIS, meaning "to cut."
| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| precise (adj.) | Accurate; definite |
| indecisive (adj.) | Unable to make choices |
| incision (n.) | A cut made in order to get inside something |
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