Combined sets for mid terms 6th grade
combined sets for mid terms most of the words are there. you want to use this only if you are scared for mid terms
Terms
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- colloquial
- Adjective: Characteristic of ordinary conversation rather than formal speech or writing
- ancient
- belonging to times long before present history
- maritime
- relating to sea navigation
- avert
- verb: to turn away; to prevent
- subservient
- adjective: excessively willing to yield; submissive; obsequious
- cognition
- The process of acquiring knowledge
- destruct
- the act of destroying or tearing down
- polymorphic
- having many shapes
- obsequious
- adjective: excessively willing to yield to others; subservient
- commotion
- the scene of noisy confusion or activity
- elation
- noun: excited feelings of pride, triumph, or happiness
- centimeter
- one-one hundredth of a meter
- antebellum
- before the war
- centenary
- pertaining to a 100 year period
- duplex
- a home with two living units
- terminal
- an end or limit
- ante
- Latin: before
- defer
- verb: to postpone; to delay
- antecedent
- a thing or event that proceeds another
- Teneo, Tenere, Tenui, Tentum
- Latin: to hold; to keep
- removable
- able to be taken or carried away
- memorial
- to honor the memory of as by a ceremony
- magnificent
- great in size; wonderful
- pertinacious
- Adjective: holding firmly, even stubbornly, to a belief
- promotion
- an advancement in rank or position
- terrain
- land
- magnitude
- greatness of importance or size
- premier
- first in time or importance
- Medius
- Latin: middle
- monogram
- a design composed of letters, usually the first letter of a name
- retort
- verb: to reply quickly and sharply, often as if in reply to an accusation. Noun: a quick, witty, sometimes biting reply
- percussion
- noun: the sharp striking of one thing against another; instruments that make a sound when struck.
- primordial
- original, fundamental
- marine
- relating to the sea
- extravert
- noun: a person chiefly interrested in things outside the self, directing thoughts outward rather than inward; outgoing
- extraterrestrail
- adjective: outside or originating outside the limits of the earth's atmosphere
- memor
- Latin: to remember
- cogn/cogni
- Latin: to know
- perennial
- adjective: lasting for an indefinitely long time; continuing regularly; living longer than two years said especially of plants
- duplicate
- to make an identical copy or double of something; to repeat
- polytheism
- belief in more than one god
- monotheism
- The belief in one god
- abstain
- Verb: to refrain from something by one's choice
- Torqueo, Torquere, Torsi, Tortum
- Latin: to twist, to bend, to turn around
- distort
- verb: to change something to make it false; to twist something out of its natural shape
- contort
- verb: to twist or bend out of shape
- marinade
- a salty formula used to soak meat
- introvert
- noun: a person whole thoughts and interests are directed inward; shy
- indeterminate
- without a set limit or end
- Per
- Latin: through
- recognize
- to identify someone or something seen before
- permeate
- verb: to penetrate through spaces; to spread throughout
- magnify
- to make greater in size; to worship
- anterior
- coming before in position or time
- mediocrity
- noun: the condition of being commonplace or ordinary; somewhere in the middle between high and low; a very ordinary person
- centum
- Latin: one hundred
- incognito
- in disguise; secretive
- territory
- one's range of land
- determination
- an intent to reach a goal
- terminate
- to put an end to
- immobile
- motionless or the inability to be moved
- transgress
- to step across a boundary; to violate a rule
- polygamy
- marriage to more than one spouse at a time
- medium
- noun: a substance or element through which something is transmitted; a person though to have communication with spirits of those who are dead
- exterminate
- to destroy or get rid of completely
- predestination
- the belief that what happens in life has already been determined by some higher power
- poly
- Greek: many
- monarch
- one person who rules a kingdom or empire
- regression
- a movement backward to an earlier state of being
- Sequor, sequi, sectum
- Latin: to follow
- mob, mot, mov
- Latin: to move
- duo, duplex
- Latin: two; two-fold
- subvert
- verb: to upset; to overthrow; to ruin
- prose
- noun: ordinary speech or writing without rhyme or meter
- termin
- Latin: end, limit
- mediate
- verb: to act as a negotiator between opposing sides in a dispute or argument
- monologue
- a speech made by one person or performer
- Verso, Versare, Versavi, Versatum
- Latin: to turn; to turn around
- commiserate
- Verb: to feel or express sorrow or pity
- preamble
- an introduction, especially to a constitution
- premonition
- an advanced warning; forewarning
- commemorate
- related to remembering a person or event
- magnus
- Latin: great
- double
- two of something
- polygon
- a two dimensional shape with many angles
- perverse
- adjective: stubbornly doing something other than what is reasonable or required
- submarine
- being, living, or used under the water
- obstruct
- an obstacle or something put up against something else
- magnate
- a rich or powerful person
- percent
- by the hundred; out of one hundred
- infrastructure
- The underlying framework of a system or building
- non sequitur
- noun: a statement that does not follow logically from evidence
- tenacity
- Noun: hanging on to something persistently or stubbornly
- unrecognizable
- not able to be identified
- Struct
- Latin: to build
- terra incognito
- unknown or unexplored land
- sequester
- to go into hiding; to seek solitude; to isolate
- construct
- to creating by putting parts together
- precaution
- care taken before an event
- primus
- Latin: primary or first
- prime
- first in rank, excellence, quality, importance, or time
- Fero, ferre, tuli latum
- Latin: to bring, to bear, to carry
- infer
- verb: to use available evidence to form conclusions; to guess
- terra
- Latin: land
- monos
- Greek: one; single; alone
- impertinent
- Adjective: impudent; rude
- Cum
- Latin: with; together with
- aquamarine
- the color of the sea; a blue-green color
- memory
- an ability to retain knowledge; an individual's stock of retained knowledge
- aggression
- the act of being forward or argumentative
- magnanimous
- noble and generous; forgiving
- coherent
- Adjective: Showing an orderly relation of parts; sticking together
- adversity
- noun: hardship, misfortune
- persevere
- verb: to hold fast to a task or purpose despite handicaps or obstacles
- bicentennial
- a two-hundredth anniversary
- duo
- a twosome
- mar
- Latin: the sea
- subsequent
- adjective: coming after or later
- dilatory
- adjective: tending to delay or to postpone
- pre
- Latin: before
- contrite
- Adjective: thoroughly remorseful and repentant of one's sins or mistakes
- progress
- movement forward or onward; improvement
- reconstruction
- the act of putting back together again
- centigrade
- referring to a thermometer scale of 100 degrees where water freezes at 0 degrees and boils at 100 degrees
- polyglot
- the ability to speak or write in several languages
- condone
- Verb: to forgive; to disregard an offense
- commodious
- Adjective: spacious, roomy, as in a house
- subterranean
- below the surface of the earth
- Gress
- Latin: to step
- digression
- a departure from the main issue