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Classical Roots

Classical Roots. Lesson 11: travel. roots. TRANS <L. across EO, IRE, IVI, ITUM <L. to go ERRO, ERRARE, ERRAVI, ERRATUM <L. to wander, stray HODOS <L. journey . TRANS. <L. across. transgress. To go beyond OR over set limits; to break a rule ( gradi <L. step) . transitive.

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CLASSICAL ROOTS

CLASSICAL ROOTS. LESSON 3: ALL OR NOTHING. ROOTS. PAN <G. all OMNIS <L. all HOLOS <G. whole TOTUS <L. whole CLAUDO, CLAUDERE, CLAUSI, CLAUSUM <L. to close . PANDEMONIUM. Uproar ( daimon <G. divine power ). PANACEA. A cure-all for diseases or troubles ( akos <G. cure ) .

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CLASSICAL ROOTS

CLASSICAL ROOTS. Lesson 3: speaking. roots. VOC <L. to call, voice DICT <L. word, voice, to speak. avocation. A pastime or hobby; a profession practiced with enjoyment . vocalist. singer. vocal. Connected with speaking or with the voice

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Classical Roots Review

Classical Roots Review. Balancing a budget is a __________task for individuals as well as for governments. What is the root?. Classical Roots review. What kinds of things can distort a DVD? What is the root?. Classical Roots review.

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Classical Roots Lesson 7

Classical Roots Lesson 7. Separation. Lesson 7 Roots. ab - away from Abstract . abrasive. Harsh, rough. abound . To exist in great quantities or numbers To be fully supplied or filled. abscond . To leave quickly and secretly and hide oneself. abhor . To detest thoroughly.

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Classical Roots

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NEWSLETTER Ms. Campbell Ms. Holt Ms. Harper

Monday, September 17, 2012. Anchorage Public School. Reading/Language/Writing

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