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Discover the power of Greek and Latin roots through words like convert, logo, antonym, comply, photogenic, psychiatrist, debate, decline, compose, thermostat. Enhance your language skills with these strong verbs!
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Words 21-30 Word of the Day Using and understanding Greek & Latin roots and strong verbs
convert-(verb) turn to another; change
logo log—word logo—a symbol of a company or organization’s name
antonym nym—name antonym—a word opposite in meaning to another
complyIt is important to comply with your teacher’s directions.
comply-(verb) act in agreement with a request or a command
photogenic photo—light photogenic—forming an attractive subject for photography
psychiatrist psych—mind psychiatrist— a doctor who specializes in treating mental illness
debateI had a debate with my friend about which football team was the best.
debate-(verb) talk about reasons for and against; consider; discuss
declineThere has been a decline in the amount of homework being done.
decline-(verb) turn away from doing; refuse
composeThe teacher asked me to compose a report about the Civil War.
compose-(verb) Make up; form
thermostat therm—heat thermostat—a device used to control temperature
1. Open your agenda (homework assignment book).2. Write down:Word of the Day QuizMonday 1/13/2014
Use at least 5 of your Word of the Day words to write a paragraph. You may work with a partner. Be creative!