WorksheetsRoots, Prefixes, Suffixes Lesson 3: cred, de-, dis-
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
to cause someone to lose respect or approval
decline
disgrace
displace
deprive
to not allow to have or keep something; to take away something
deprive
decline
disgrace
decode
a quality or skill or experience that makes a person suited to do a job
creditor
creed
credible
credential
able to be believed or trusted
creed
incredible
credible
displace
a person, bank, or company that lends money to someone
creditor
credit card
decode
incredulous
a statement of beliefs or ideals that guides a group
decline
creditor
credential
creed
not able or willing to believe something
credibility
credulous
incredulous
displace
to move something from its original place or location
disengage
disturb
decline
displace
to find the hidden meaning of something
decode
decline
displace
deprive
to become lower in quality or less in number
disprove
decode
decline
deprive
an antonym for disgrace
poverty
mistake
approval
ashamed
an antonym for decline
decrease
overdue
flood
increase
an antonym for decode
skillset
hidden
encode
sheepish
Freddy was unhappy that his bank account was in _____, and he knew he had to get a job in order to pay his rent.
decline
displace
deprive
disgrace
The rude and unpleasant mayor was a ____ to the community.
decline
creditor
decode
disgrace
With that last _______ done, he was finally ready to get his driver's license!
creditor
creed
incredulous
credential
The teacher helped to student to ___________ the difficult word and make sense of the reading passage.
disgrace
displace
decline
decode
a synonym for incredulous
safe
customer
believable
unbelievable
a synonym for creditor
customer
lender
infant
exact
The honest man was believable, so he was ______.
credible
incredible
false
irrational
