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Junct
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Latin jungere, junctum, "to join, yoke"
group root A |
Enjoin
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Verb. 1. To command; to urge
Niqua enjoined her sister not to tell their parent about the car accident 2. to forbid The district attorney enjoined his client from speaking about the case group word A |
Injunction
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Noun. An order which legally prevents something.
The judge issued an injunction to stop the suspect from leaving the country syn: prohibition group word A |
Rejoinder
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Noun. An answer; a reply
Latin re, "back," + jungere= join back The writer of the letter to the newspaper issued a rejoinder to his critics group word A |
Part
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Latin pars, partis, "part"
group root B |
Impartial
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Adj. Having no bias or favor
Latin in, "not," + partis= not partial Though Maggie claims to be impartial towards the two cats, she secretly likes Mittens best. syn: neutralant: prejudiced group word B |
Partisan
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Adj. believing and acting on the ideas of a political party or group
During a particularly close election, our town was split along partisan lines. syn: factional group word B |
Impart
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Verb. To give away; share
latin in, "in," + partis= to take part in, to share Before I set out on my own, my mother imparted some helpful advice about life to me. syn: pass on ant: conceal group word B |
Clus/Clud
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Latin claudere, clausum, "to close"
group root C |
Inclusive
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Adj. containing all; not keeping any out
Latin in, "in," + clusum= to close in I am looking for a more inclusive atlas because my current one only has a few maps syn: all embracing ant: limiting group word C |
Inconclusive
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Adj. providing no clear answer or solution
Latin in, "not," + con, "together," + clusum= not closed together The detectives were sure the DNA test would help them catch the thief, but the results proved inconclusive syn: uncertainant: definite group word C |
Preclude
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Verb. Prevent from happening
Latin pre, "before," + cludere= to close beore Frank's car crash on Wednesday seemed to preclude his getting tot he party on Thursday. syn: hinderant: foster group word C |
Cis
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Latin cadere, caesum, "to cut"
group root D |
Precise
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Adj. Accurate; definite
Latin pre, "before," + caesum= to cut off before Scientists have been trying to perfect their new satellite system in order to make sure that the information it records about the asteroid is precise. syn: exact ant: sure group word D |
Indecisive
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Adj. Unable to make choices
Latin in, "not," + de, "down," + caesum= not cut down Doris was so indecisive that it took her hours to pick out her groceries syn: doubtful, hesitant ant: sure group word D |