Greek+and+Latin+Unit+4A


 * havin1.** ** Cede/cess/ceed/gress: to go or yield **

antecedent - preceding; prior -Maggie Oberst-

progress - develop in a positive way- The always intriguing, R. Varner

recede- to move back from your present situation or place.-Christi Faucher


 * 2. ** ** Centro: center **

central- of or forming the center- Sarah Clark

centrality

Centripetal force~the inward force on a body moving in a curved path around another body ~Sarah Marley


 * 3. ** ** Chir: hand **

chirography

chiropractic- a therapeutic system based primarily upon the interactions of the spine and nervous system. ~Meghan Mock~ chiromancy- Palm reading, telling of the future by hand - Tori Parlock


 * 4. ** ** Chromo: color **

chromatic- pertaining to color or colors. Mariel Kramer

chromosome

monochromatic: consisting of only one color ~Angela Sutt~
 * 5. ** ** Chrono: time **

chronological- The arrangement of events put into the order of occurence in time. Evan Louder.

chronicle-

diachronic- relating to historical change over a span of time-J. Kane

incision
 * 6. ** ** Cid/cis: cut or kill **

homicide: the killing of one human being by another -- Michael Vliet

genocide- systematic killing of a cultural or ethnic group ♥Liz Petrell♥

**Circum: around** circumnavigate- to travel or navigate completely **AROUND** something *JILL CLARK*

circumference- The distance **around** a circle- Dan Durham

circumspect

incite
 * 8. ** ** Cit: call or start **

excite - to arouse or stir up the emotions or feelings - DoMiNiC RaMiReZ

recite: to repeat the words of, as from memory, especially in a formal manner. Jill Kittka

declamation- a strong speech delivered with a lot of emotion - Tori Parlock
 * 9. ** ** Clam: cry out **

acclamation- a loud shout or other demonstration of welcome, goodwill, or approval. - none other than T.J. Rosage

clamor- a lound outcry from a crowd; to raise expressions of desire or dissaproval. -Leah Mercik

enclose- to close in on all sides. to be surrounded.-devin helmick
 * 10. ** ** Claud/close: to shut **

claustrophobia-fear of being in enclosed or in narrow spaces-Steph Hetrick

closure- the act of closing; the state of being closed- Kasia Foster