Redo/Absent Flashcard V&S Greek and Latin Roots Weeks 07-15

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What does the Latin/Greek root 'grat' / 'grac' mean?

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The roots 'grat' / 'grac' mean 'pleasing', 'welcome', or 'thankful'.

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What does 'ingrate' mean based on the Latin/Greek roots 'grat' / 'grac'?

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An ungrateful person.

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What does 'gratification' mean based on the Latin/Greek roots 'grat' / 'grac'?

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The act of providing pleasure or satisfaction.

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What does the Latin/Greek root 'prim' / 'princ' mean?

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First in order or time; highest in rank or importance.

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What does 'obstruct' mean based on the Latin/Greek root 'struct'?

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To block or to hinder progress or movement.

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What is an example of a word that uses the root 'grat'?

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Gratitude.

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What is an example of a word that uses the root 'struct'?

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Construct.

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What does the prefix 'in-' in 'ingrate' imply?

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It negates the root, indicating the opposite meaning.

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What is the relationship between 'gratitude' and 'gratification'?

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Both words are derived from the root 'grat', relating to pleasure and thankfulness.

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What does the Latin/Greek root 'struct' imply about building?

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It relates to building or forming structures.