gress, rupt, tract, mot

Front

What does the prefix 'gress' mean?

Back

to step or go

Front

Define 'rupt'.

Back

to break

Front

What does 'transgress' mean?

Back

to go across a boundary or limit

Front

What is the meaning of 'digress'?

Back

to step away from the main topic or to go off on a tangent

Front

What does 'abrupt' refer to?

Back

a sudden break in harmony or a quick change

Front

What is the meaning of 'promote'?

Back

to hype up or positively praise

Front

Provide an example of a word that uses the root 'tract'.

Back

attract, which means to draw towards

Front

What does 'contract' mean in terms of the root 'tract'?

Back

to draw together or to make smaller

Front

Explain the term 'detract'.

Back

to take away from the worth or value of something

Front

What does 'interject' mean?

Back

to throw in between or interrupt