Valor
(n) boldness or determination in facing great
danger, especially in battle; heroic courage
Prevailing
(adj) predominant; having a
superior influence
2. AUD
Hear
Audible
(adj) capable of being heard; loud
enough to be heard; actually heard
3.
COGN, GNO
Know
Cognition
(n) the act or process of knowing;
perception; knowledge
Ignorant
(adj) lacking knowledge or
training; unlearned; uninformed; unaware
4.EU
Well,
Good
Euphoria
(n) a state of intense happiness
and self-confidence
5.
GREG
Group
Aggregate(n) a sum, mass, or assemblage of particulars
(v) to bring together; collect into
one sum, mass, or body
6.
JUNCT, JUG
Join
Injunction
(n)a judicial process or order requiring the person or persons to
whom it is directed to do a particular act or to refrain from doing a
particular act
Adjunct
(n) something added to another
thing but not essential to it; assistant
(adj) joined or associated, especially
in an auxiliary or subordinate relationship
7.
NEO
New
Neologism (n) a new word, meaning, usage or phrase; the
introduction or use of new words
8.
PHIL
Love
Philanthropy
(n) altruistic concern for human
welfare and advancement, usually manifested by donations of money, property,
or work to needy persons; the activity of donating to needy persons
Bibliophile
(n) a person who loves or collects
books, especially as examples of fine or unusual printing, binding, etc.
1. Sub
Under
Subliminal
(adj) existing or operating below
the threshold of consciousness; being or employing stimuli insufficiently
intense to produce a discrete sensation but often being or designed to be
intense enough to influence the mental processes or behavior of an individual
Subvert
(v) to undermine the principles of;
corrupt; to overthrow (something established or existing)
2. Vac
Empty
Vacuous
(adj) without contents; empty;
lacking in ideas or intelligence; purposeless
3.
Anti, Ant
Against,
opposite
Antidote (n) – something that prevents or counteracts
injurious or unwanted effects.
4.
Circum
Around
Circumference
(n) the outer boundary, especially
of a circular area; perimeter; the area within a bounding line
Circumvent
(v) to go around or bypass to avoid
5.
Dic, Dict
Speak
Abdicate
(v) to renounce or relinquish a throne,
right, power, claim, or responsibility in a formal manner.
6. Grat
Pleasing
Gratuity
(n) a gift of money, over and above
payment due for service, as to a waiter or bellhop; tip
Ingrate
(n) an ungrateful person
7. Jud
Judge
Adjudicate (v)
make a formal judgment or decision about a problem or disputed matter
Prejudice
(n) preconceived opinion that is
not based on reason or actual experience; Prejudiced (adj) narrow-minded, biased.
8. Mal
Bad
Malapropism
(n) an amusing error that occurs when a person mistakenly
uses a word that sounds like another word but that has a very different
meaning
Mut
Change
Immutable (adj) unchangeable
Sec,
Sect, Seg
Cut
Segue (v) to make a transition from one thing to another
smoothly and without interruption; (n) any smooth transition
Bisect (v) to cut or divide into two equal or nearly
equal parts
