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3rd Unit
Naturalism and Society
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Abysmal
(
Adjective
):
Extremely bad, hopeless
Apposite
(
Adjective
):
Relevant, applicable
Conjecture
(Verb):
Form an opinion or arrive at a conclusion without complete information
Corrode
(
Verb
):
Eat away at or deteriorate (usually by chemical reaction)
Fortuitous
(
Adjective
):
Happening by chance or by accident
Incessant
(
Adjective
):
Ceaseless, unending
Precarious
(
Adjective
):
Uncertain, unstable / Dangerous, risky
Prodigious
(
Adjective
):
Impressive, unusual in size, extent, degree, force, or other measurable facet
Subsistence
(Noun):
The means for
sustaining
life; sustenance
Voracious
(
Adjective
):
Extreme appetite for (often referring to food)
Prefix
:
Paleo-
Meaning
: Ancient
Example
: Paleontology (study of ancient life)
Pseudo-
Meaning:
False
Example:
Pseudomorph
(a false or misleading form)
Anthrop-
Meaning:
Man
Example: Anthropology (study of
human
societies and cultures)
Civ-
Meaning
: Citizen
Example
: Civic (related to a citizen or citizenship)
Dem-
Meaning: People
Example: Democracy (government by the
people
)
Jud, Judi, Judic, Jur, Jus
Meaning: Judge, lawyer, law
Examples:
Judge (to make a decision)
Adjudicate
(to make a formal judgment)
Judicious
(having or showing good judgment)
Juror
(a member of a jury)
Justification
(the action of showing something to be right or reasonable)
Legis-
Meaning:
Law
Example: Legislation (laws and regulations created by a
government
)
Nom-
Meaning
: Law, order
Example
: Economy (system of production, distribution, and consumption governed by laws of
supply
and
demand
)
Psych-
Meaning
: Mind
Example:
Psychology
(study of the mind and behavior)
-ism
Meaning: System, manner, condition
Example:
Communism
(a political theory advocating the elimination of private property and the establishment of a classless society)