Morphology: aequus, dominus, and rego Unit 5 6.4

Front

Equality

Back

having the same rights

Front

dominated (The home team completely dominated the visitors, beating them 21 to 3.)

Back

overpowered

Front

The purpose of a thermostat is to regulate the temperature of a house.

Back

control

Front

inequity Members of the lower class often suffered from inequity of property, power, and status.

Back

lack of fairness

Front

dominant (in the sentence: My right hand is dominant, so I always throw a ball with my right hand.)

Back

stronger

Front

regulation (in the context: I received a regulation size basketball for my birthday.)

Back

official

Front

Inadequate: 'My trainer thought my performance was inadequate, so she assigned me extra practice.'

Back

Lacking

Front

Regiment (in the context of the British military having distinctive neckties)

Back

A group of soldiers

Front

Regal: 'The queen made an appropriately regal impression on all she met.'

Back

Royal

Front

Equilibrium in the sentence: 'Eventually, the rocking chair achieved a state of equilibrium and stopped moving.'

Back

A state of balance or rest