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Understanding Latin Vocabulary: Eye-Related Terms and Their Meanings

This vocabulary unit focuses on Latin-derived terms related to the eye and actions of closure or omission. Key terms include "inoculate," which means to protect against disease or harm, and "ocular," relating to the eye. Additional vocabulary such as "extol," "omission," "submissive," "cloister," "disclose," and "seclude" enriches your understanding of language derived from Latin roots. Each term is defined clearly to enhance your grasp of their meanings and usage.

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Understanding Latin Vocabulary: Eye-Related Terms and Their Meanings

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  1. Vocabulary Unit 11 Latin Vocabulary

  2. OCUL - eye • Inoculate (v) – to protect against disease, error, or harm • Ocular (adj) – having to do with the eye

  3. TOL – bring upwards; lift 3. Extol (v) – to praise, to glorify

  4. MISS - send • Omission (n) – the act of leaving out or neglecting • Submissive (adj) – tending to obey or yield

  5. CLOS/CLUD – to close off; to shut • Cloister (v) – to shut away; isolate • Disclose (v) – to reveal; to make known; to divulge • Seclude (v) – to put in a private place; to hide

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