Latin Derivative I-24
Terms
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- impose
- 1). to place(upon) 2). to force oneself on others
- recession
- 1). in economics, a period of general decline in business activity; 2). a going backward; 3). a procession leaving or withdrawing
- indict
- to make a formal accusation of (done by a grand jury)
- induct
- to bring into
- paternity
- fatherhood
- exponential
- characterized by extraordinary increment or growth, literally or figuratively as the value of xy increases with each increment of y
- appellate
- of or pertaining to appels
- premise
- an assertion that serves as a basis for a reasoned conclusion
- proponent
- someone who makes a proposition or supports a cause
- rectify
- to make or set right; to correct
- remit
- 1). to send (money) as payment; 2). to forgive(sins); 3). to cancel(a fine or punishment); 4). to slacken, lessen; 5). to disappear(said of symptoms of a sickness)
- clarion
- (n) a shrill-sounding trumpet used in former times for war signals; (adj) clear, sharp, and ringing;(v) to announce forcefully or loudly