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In this lesson on Greek word roots, we explore the prefixes "MIS-" and "DYS-." The prefix "MIS-" signifies "hate" or "opposite of love" and includes terms like misandry (hatred of males), misogyny (hatred of females), misanthropy (hatred of humanity), misoneism (hatred of new things), and misology (hatred of reasoning). The prefix "DYS-" indicates something negative, such as in dysentery (inflammation of the intestine), dyslexia (reading impairment), dystopia (dreadful living conditions), dystrophy (muscle disorder), and dysphoria (sense of unhappiness).
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10th grade Vocabulary Greek Word Roots Part II
MIS: “hate” (MIS means the opposite of PHIL).
Misandry (n) • Hatred of males • VIDEO
Misogyny(n): • Hatred of women. VIDEO
Misanthropy (n): Hatred of humanity.
Misoneism (n): VIDEO Hatred of anything new (innovations).
Misology (n): • Hatred of argument, reasoning, or discussion. • VIDEO
DYS: “bad,” “ill,” “difficult”
Dysentry (n): • Inflammation of the large intestine. • VIDEO
Dyslexia (n): • Impairment of the ability to read. VIDEO
Dystopia (n): Imaginary place where living conditions are dreadful. • . VIDEO
Dystrophy (n): 1. faulty nutrition 2. muscle disorder • VIDEO
Dysphoria (n): • Sense of great unhappiness or dissatisfaction.