Lesson 33 Roots -rupt-, -ject-

objected v. was against syn. opposed

projected v. 1. planned or proposed; 2. threw forward; 3. caused to fall upon a surface

objections n. the act of opposing something, or a reason for objecting

projections n. estimates of future outcomes

erupt v. to burst violently

abrupt adj. sudden and unexpected

bankrupt adj. unable to pay one’s debts/bills

inject v. 1. to put in a comment or suggestion 2. to force fluid into (a part of a body) especially for medical reasons

disrupting v. putting out of order

disruption n. the act of breaking up; interference

eject v. to throw or push or out

reject v. to refuse to use

rejected v. refused to use

rupture v. to break open

corrupt adj. having poor morals; not honest syn. dishonest

interrupt v. to stop or break in on someone or something