6: ject, jur, and juris Root Words

Projection

• an estimate of a future situation
• a missile designed to be fired from a rocket
• an expert in law
• based on personal feelings and opinions

Conjure

• call upon a spirit or ghost to appear
• an estimate of a future situation
• path of a moving object
• a missile designed to be fired from a rocket

Dejected

• sad and depressed
• call upon a spirit or ghost to appear
• an estimate of a future situation
• an expert in law

Jurisdiction

• official power to make legal decisions
• sad and depressed
• call upon a spirit or ghost to appear
• an estimate of a future situation

Objection

• disapproval or opposition
• official power to make legal decisions
• call upon a spirit or ghost to appear
• a missile designed to be fired from a rocket

Perjury

• purposefully telling a lie in court
• disapproval or opposition
• sad and depressed
• call upon a spirit or ghost to appear

Trajectory

• path of a moving object
• purposefully telling a lie in court
• official power to make legal decisions
• sad and depressed

Subjective

• based on personal feelings and opinions
• official power to make legal decisions

• disapproval or opposition

Jurist

• an expert in law
• official power to make legal decisions
• purposefully telling a lie in court
• disapproval or opposition

Projectile

• a missile designed to be fired from a rocket
• an estimate of a future situation
• based on personal feelings and opinions
• purposefully telling a lie in court