Roots and Prefix week 3

What is the definition of the root word cred

• The root word 'cred' means 'to create'.
• The root word 'cred' means 'to doubt'.
• The root word 'cred' means 'to destroy'.
• The root word 'cred' means 'to believe'.

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What is the definition of the prefix de and dis

• The prefix 'de-' means to clarify, and 'dis-' means to unite.
• The prefix 'de-' means to enhance, and 'dis-' means to combine.
• The prefix 'de-' means to create, and 'dis-' means to include.
• The prefix 'de-' means to remove or reverse, opposite, or against.

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what is the definition for the word credential

• A credential is a qualification, achievement, or document that verifies a person's identity or qualifications.
• A credential is a form of entertainment or media content.
• A credential refers to a type of clothing worn by professionals.
• A credential is a type of software used for data analysis.

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define credible

• Unreliable or false.
• Doubtful or suspicious.
• Believable or trustworthy.
• Unbelievable or absurd.

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define creditor

• A creditor is a person or entity to whom money is owed.
• A creditor is an entity that provides financial advice to borrowers.
• A creditor is a person who is owed money by a debtor.
• A creditor is someone who lends money without expecting repayment.

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define creed

• A historical document outlining laws.
• A formal statement of beliefs or principles.
• A type of clothing worn by clergy.
• A religious text or scripture.

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define incredulous

• Eager to believe; trusting.
• Indifferent to facts; apathetic.
• Unwilling or unable to believe; skeptical.
• Quick to accept; gullible.

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define displace

• To move something from its usual position or to take the place of something.
• To remove something without replacing it.
• To create a new position for something.
• To place something in its usual position.

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what is the definition for the word disgrace

• Disgrace is the act of achieving great success.
• Disgrace refers to a formal ceremony or celebration.
• Disgrace is a state of happiness and joy.
• Disgrace is the loss of reputation or respect due to dishonorable actions.

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what is the definition for the word decode

• To analyze data for patterns and trends.
• To convert coded information back into its original form.
• To encrypt information for secure transmission.
• To summarize information in a brief format.

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