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Vocabulary:Greek and Latin Roots. Determine the root for the following meanings:. around. circum. body. corp. stop. cess. not, without. a, an. rule. archy AND cracy. two. bi. kill. cide. happen. cur. book. biblio. time-order. chrono. color. color. chroma. both. ambi.

Vocabulary:Greek and Latin Roots

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Vocabulary:Greek and Latin Roots • Determine the root for the following meanings:
around
circum
body
corp
stop
cess
not, without
a, an
rule
archy AND cracy
two
bi
kill
cide
happen
cur
book
biblio
time-order
chrono
color
color
chroma
both
ambi
speak
dic
knowledge
cog
helpful
bene
a lot of; tending or inclined to
acious
man
anthrope
self
auto
against
contra
begin; inward
intro
over
hyper
people
demo
between
inter
make
fac

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