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Caesar’s English

Caesar’s English. Lesson 15. culp rit. culp rit. The culprit was to blame for the robbery. Culpable, exculpate, inculpate. c ulp = blame culp rit. The culprit was to blame for the robbery. Culpable, exculpate, inculpate. pug ilist. pug ilist. The pugilist likes to fight with his hands.

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Caesar’s English

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  1. Caesar’s English Lesson 15

  2. culprit

  3. culprit • The culprit was to blame for the robbery. • Culpable, exculpate, inculpate

  4. culp = blameculprit • The culprit was to blame for the robbery. • Culpable, exculpate, inculpate

  5. pugilist

  6. pugilist • The pugilist likes to fight with his hands. • Pugnacious, repugnant, impugn

  7. pugn = fightpugilist • The pugilist likes to fight with his hands. • Pugnacious, repugnant, impugn

  8. urban

  9. urban • He didn’t want to live in the country, he wanted to live in an urban environment. • Suburbs, urbanite, urbanism, urbanologist

  10. urb = cityurban • He didn’t want to live in the country, he wanted to live in an urban environment. • Suburbs, urbanite, urbanism, urbanologist

  11. roman numeral

  12. roman numeral • II is the roman numeral for 2. • Numerous, numerology, enumerate

  13. numer = numberroman numeral • II is the roman numeral for 2. • Numerous, numerology, enumerate

  14. acrid

  15. acrid • The skunk gave off an acrid smell. • Acerbity, acrimony, acerate

  16. acr = sharpacrid • The skunk gave off an acrid smell. • Acerbity, acrimony, acerate

  17. Culp sharp • Pugn city • Urb number • Numer blame • Acr fight

  18. Culp • Pugn • Urb • Numer • Acr

  19. Dormitory

  20. Dormitory • The students slept in the dormitory. • Dormant, dormancy, dormer, dormitive

  21. dorm = sleepDormitory • The students slept in the dormitory. • Dormant, dormancy, dormer, dormitive

  22. projector

  23. projector • The projector throws the picture onto the wall. • Dejected, interjection, eject, reject, inject, subject

  24. ject = throwprojector • The projector throws the picture onto the wall. • Dejected, interjection, eject, reject, inject, subject

  25. magnificent

  26. magnificent • The diamond looked magnificent. • Magnate, magnanimous

  27. magn = greatmagnificent • The diamond looked magnificent. • Magnate, magnanimous

  28. verdict

  29. verdict • The judge determined the truth and then handed down the verdict. • Verify, veracity, veritable

  30. ver = trueverdict • The judge determined the truth and then handed down the verdict. • Verify, veracity, veritable

  31. computer

  32. computer • The computer will think for me. • Impute, dispute, reputation, disreputable

  33. put = thinkcomputer • The computer will think for me. • Impute, dispute, reputation, disreputable

  34. Ject think • Dorm great • Magn true • Ver throw • Put sleep

  35. Ject • Dorm • Magn • Ver • Put

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