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Lesson 5 Part 2

Lesson 5 Part 2 . Feelings. PHOBOS Greek “fear” “flight”. PHOBIA. (fo-bee-uh) ( pho-bi-a ), noun Definition: strong, irrational fear Form: phobic, adj. “Many people have a phobia of something or another. Robert’s biggest phobia is his fear of clowns.” . ACROPHOBIA.

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Lesson 5 Part 2

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  1. Lesson 5 Part 2 Feelings

  2. PHOBOS Greek “fear” “flight”

  3. PHOBIA (fo-bee-uh) (pho-bi-a), noun Definition: strong, irrational fear Form: phobic, adj. “Many people have a phobia of something or another. Robert’s biggest phobia is his fear of clowns.”

  4. ACROPHOBIA (ack-row-fo-bee-uh) (ac-ro-pho-bi-a), n Definition: a fear of heights Form: acrophobe, n “I had a case of acrophobia until I did a high ropes course and realized that heights weren’t as scary as I thought.”

  5. HYDROPHOBIA (hi-dro-fo-bee-uh) (hy-dro-pho-bi-a), n Definition: 1.fear of water 2. rabies Form: hydrophobe, noun “My dog has hydrophobia and will do anything to stay away from the lake.” “If you do not vaccinate your pet for rabies, they could get hydrophobia.”

  6. XENOPHOBIA (zee-no-fo-bee-uh) (xe-no-pho-bi-a), n Definition: fear/hatred for what is strange or foreign Form: xenophobe, noun “The Civil Rights Movement was a battle for equal rights but also a battle against xenophobia and getting people to embrace difference.”

  7. PAX, PACIS Latin “peace”

  8. APPEASE (a-peez) (ap-pease), verb Definition: to calm/satisfy by taking back what’s said/giving into demands Forms: appeasable, adj, appeaser, n appeasably, adv. appeasement, n “The mother did not want to appease her daughter, but after so much arguing the mother gave in.”

  9. PACIFIC (puh-sih-fick) (pa-cif-ic), adj Definition: peaceful; serene Form: pacifically, adv “The Pacific Ocean was given that name because it seemed so peaceful to explorer, Ferdinand Magellan.”

  10. PACIFY (pass-ih-fy) (pac-i-fy), verb Definition: 1. to calm; to make quiet 2. to end war or violence Forms: pacifiable, adj. pacificate, v. pacifist, n pacification, n. pacifier, n. pacifism, n “To pacify the chatty kid, his mom gave him a Chewy bar.” “The Nuremberg Trials were a part of the process to pacify WWII.”

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