Vocabulary from Classical Roots Book B-Lesson 1 and 2

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english, english vocabulary, classical roots, Vocabulary from Classical Roots, vocabulary from classical roots lessons 1 and 2

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all the words and their definitions

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8th Grade Literacy, Davis English 1

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Vocabulary from Classical Roots Book B-Lesson 1 and 2

percussion
the sharp striking of one thing against another
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percussion the sharp striking of one thing against another
percussion instruments that make sounds when struck
percussion describing the striking of a substance or musical instrument
perennial lasting for an indefinitely long time
perennial continuing regularly
perennial living longer that two years, said esp. of plants
permeate to penetrate through spaces; to spread throughout
persevere to hold fast to a task or purpose despite handicaps or obstacles
defer to postpone; to delay
defer to yield respectfully to the opinion or will of another
dilatory tending to delay or postpone
elation excited feelings of pride, triumph, or happiness
infer to use available evidence to form a conclusion
infer to guess
contend to engage in a quarrel, a struggle, or rivalry
contend to assert; to put forward in argument
intent purpose
intent concentrating on or dedicated to an idea or action
subvert to upset; overthrow; to ruin
subservient excessively willing to yield; submissive
contort to twist or bend out of shape
distort to change something to make it false
distort to twist (something) out of its natural shape
retort to reply quickly and sharply, often as if to reply in an accusation
retort a quick, witty, sometimes biting reply
tortuous having many twists or turns
tortuous deceitfully roundabout; tricky
adversity hardship; misfortune
avert to turn away (one's eyes)
avert to prevent
introvert a person whose thoughts and interests are directed onward
perverse stubbornly doing something other than what is reasonable or required
prose ordinary speech or writing without rhyme or meter (that is w/o verse)
prose referring to speech or writing other than verse

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