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Exploring Roots: Understanding Word Origins in Communication Arts

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Dive into the fascinating world of word roots and their meanings, specifically within the realm of Communication Arts. Each root is a building block that shapes our language. This guide covers roots like ACT (to do), AUD (to hear), and SOCI (to join), with meanings and examples to illuminate their relevance. Enhance your vocabulary and comprehension by understanding how these roots connect to various fields, enabling better communication and expression. Suitable for students, educators, and language enthusiasts alike.

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Exploring Roots: Understanding Word Origins in Communication Arts

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  1. Root Words Communication Arts II

  2. ACT Meaning: to do Examples: action, active, react

  3. ANIM Meaning: life, spirit Examples: animal, animation, inanimate

  4. AUD Meaning: to hear Examples: auditory, audience, inaudible

  5. BEN / BENE Meaning: good Examples: benefit, benign, benevolent

  6. CHRON Meaning: time Examples: chronological, synchronous, chronicle

  7. COGN Meaning: to know Examples: cognitive, cognizant, recognize

  8. CRED Meaning: to trust or believe Examples: credible, accreditation, credence

  9. DIC / DICT Meaning: to say or speak Examples: dictator, dictionary, indicate, contradict, predict

  10. DOC / DOCT Meaning: to teach or prove Examples: doctor, document, doctrine

  11. DUC / DUCT Meaning: to lead or guide Examples: introduction, education, produce

  12. FIC/FICT Meaning: to shape or make Examples: fiction, deficiency, personification

  13. FIG Meaning: a shape or form Examples: figment, figure, disfigured

  14. FRAC / FRAG Meaning: a break or part Examples: fracture, fraction, fragment

  15. GEO Meaning: earth Examples: geology, geographical

  16. GRAD / GRESS Meaning: to go or move Examples: graduate, gradual, digress, progress

  17. GRAPH Meaning: to write or draw Examples: telegraph, calligraphy, graphic

  18. JUNCT Meaning: to join Examples: juncture, adjunct, conjunction

  19. LOC Meaning: place or area Example: location, local, dislocate

  20. LUC / LUM / LUN Meaning: light Examples: lunar, translucent, luminous

  21. MAN Meaning: hands Examples: manual, manufacture, manicure

  22. MEM Meaning: recall Examples: memory, remember, memo

  23. MENT Meaning: mind Examples: mentor, mental, demented

  24. MIN Meaning: small Example: minimal, minimize, miniscule

  25. MOV / MOT Meaning: move Examples: motor, motivate, movie

  26. NOM / NYM Meaning: name Example: synonym, nominate, homonym

  27. NOV Meaning: new Examples: novice, innovate, novelty

  28. OPER Meaning: to work Examples: operate, operatory, operose

  29. PATH Meaning: to feel Examples: sympathy, apathetic, empathy

  30. PHIL Meaning: love Examples: philanderer, philanthropist, philosophy

  31. PHON Meaning: sound Examples: telephone, cacophony, homophone

  32. PICT Meaning: to show Examples: depict, picture, Pictionary

  33. PSYCH Meaning: mind Examples: psychology, psychopath, psyche

  34. RUPT Meaning: to break Examples: interrupt, bankrupt, rupture

  35. SCI Meaning: to know Examples: science, conscience, omniscient

  36. SEN Meaning: to feel or think Example: sentiment, sensitive, sense

  37. SOCI Meaning: to join or connect Examples: social, associate

  38. SOL Meaning: alone Examples: solidarity, soliloquy, solo

  39. SPEC Meaning: to watch or see Examples: spectacle, spectator, specious

  40. TELE Meaning: far away Examples: telephone, telepathic, telescope

  41. THERM Meaning: heat Examples: thermal, thermometer

  42. UNI Meaning: one Examples: unicycle, unicorn, unite

  43. VER Meaning: true Examples: verify, very, verdict

  44. VERS Meaning: change Examples: versatile, version, versation

  45. VIT / VIV Meaning: to live Examples: vitality, vivacious, survive

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