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Exploring Derivatives: Examples and Definitions of Key Terms

Discover the meanings and usages of key terms in derivatives with our comprehensive guide. We examine words like "exemplify," which signifies being an ideal example, to "egregious," describing something bad that stands out. Alongside definitions, we provide context through examples such as a good neighbor's behavior or critical commentary on conduct. Learn about "susceptible" for influences, "integrity" for honesty, and "cupidity" associated with greed. Our resource enriches your vocabulary while illustrating the practical application of these terms.

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Exploring Derivatives: Examples and Definitions of Key Terms

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  1. Unit VI Derivatives!

  2. exemplum, • exempli (n.) • example

  3. 1. EXEMPLIFY • (verb): to be a good example of something • My dad exemplifies what a good neighbor should be---he’s always helping others around him.

  4. egregius, • egregia • egregium: • distinguished, • excellent

  5. 2. EGREGIOUS • (adjective): very bad and easily noticed • The little boy’s egregious conduct in the restaurant included throwing food at other customers. • That was an egregious case of police brutality.

  6. primus, prima, primum: first

  7. 3. PRIMITIVE • (adjective): of, belonging to, or seeming to come from an early time in the very distant past • Sago palms are primitive plants---they’ve been around since the dinosaurs! • The outhouse was a primitive toilet.

  8. suscipio, • suscipere, • suscepi, • susceptus: • undertake, take up, start

  9. 4. SUSCEPTIBLE • (adjective): easily affected, influenced, or harmed by something • He is susceptible to colds. • Many people are susceptible to peer pressure.

  10. periculum, periculi (n.) danger

  11. 5. PERILOUS • (adjective): full of danger • The climb up the mountain was very perilous.

  12. integer, integra, integrum fresh, whole, untouched

  13. 6. INTEGRITY • (noun): the quality of being honest or fair • He is a man of great integrity in his business dealings. • (noun): the state of being complete or whole • The earthquake may have damaged the building’s structural integrity.

  14. cupio, cupere, cupivi, cupitus desire, wish, want

  15. 7. CUPIDITY • (noun): greed • The cupidity of the investors led to the downfall of the bank.

  16. dubito, dubitare, dubitavi, dubitatus hesitate, doubt

  17. 8. INDUBITABLY • (adverb): undoubtedly • She was indubitably the hardest worker at the souvenir shop.

  18. ego, mei I, of me

  19. 9. EGOCENTRIC • (adjective): self-centered • The egocentric movie actor cared nothing about her hard-working staff.

  20. ubi when, where

  21. 10. UBIQUITOUS • (adjective): seeming to be seen everywhere • Advertisements for GEICO are ubiquitous---TV, radio, billboards, everywhere!

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