Week 4 Greek and Latin Roots

degrade

• To earn a degree or diploma from a school, college, or university

• To lower the rank or poition of someone to a less important one

• To treat someone poorly, or without respect

• The act of moving up in rank, usually in a company

gradual

• Changing or proceeding in small amounts

• Continuing to change in stages/ using or interested in new ideas

• To give someone a good reason to do something

• To lower the rank or poition of someone to a less important one

graduate

• To treat someone poorly, or without respect

• To earn a degree or diploma from a school, college, or university

• Unable to move

• The ability to move or to be mobile

progressive

• Continuing to change in stages/ using or interested in new ideas

• The act of moving up in rank, usually in a company

• To go backward/ to return to an earlier, less developed condition

• To give someone a good reason to do something

regress

• The ability to move or to be mobile

• The act of moving up in rank, usually in a company

• Changing or proceeding in small amounts

• To go backward/ to return to an earlier, less developed condition

demote

• To earn a degree or diploma from a school, college, or university

• Continuing to change in stages/ using or interested in new ideas

• To lower the rank or poition of someone to a less important one

• Unable to move

immobile

• To treat someone poorly, or without respect

• Continuing to change in stages/ using or interested in new ideas

• Unable to move

• The act of moving up in rank, usually in a company

mobility

• To earn a degree or diploma from a school, college, or university

• Unable to move

• To go backward/ to return to an earlier, less developed condition

• The ability to move or to be mobile

motivate

• Changing or proceeding in small amounts

• To give someone a good reason to do something

• To lower the rank or poition of someone to a less important one

• To treat someone poorly, or without respect

promotion

• The ability to move or to be mobile

• To go backward/ to return to an earlier, less developed condition

• The act of moving up in rank, usually in a company

• Unable to move