1. PORT = CARRY

2. DEPORT DE – AWAY PORT – CARRY
To CARRY or send AWAY from a country; to banish
Without a passport or work visa, immigrants are DEPORTED to their home country.

3. EXPORT EX- OUT PORT – CARRY To CARRY OUT of the country. (GOODS)
The US EXPORTS corn to South America.

4. IMPORT IM – IN PORT – CARRY To CARRY INTO the country
The US IMPORTS clothing from other countries.

5. PORTABLE PORT – CARRY ABLE – EASILY Capable of being EASILY CARRIED
Cell phones are now PORTABLE for people to take with them wherever they go.

6. PORTAGE PORT – CARRY AGE – BODY OF WATER
The route over which boats and supplies are CARRIED overland from one LAKE or RIVER to another
The ship used the PORTAGE to transport oil from one side of the Rio Grande to the other.

7. PORTER PORT – CARRY ER – PERSON
An ATTENDANT who CARRIES travelers’ luggage for them
The PORTER at the hotel took my bags to my room for me.

8. PORTFOLIO PORT – CARRY FOLIO- Folder or case for papers
A CASE for CARRYING loose papers
All students should have a PORTFOLIO for each class.

9. REPORT RE – AGAIN PORT – CARRY
A collection of writing that CARRIES information to be shared AGAIN with someone new
The secretary REPORTS the information from the meeting to her boss.

10. SUPPORT SUP – WEIGHT PORT – CARRY To CARRY the WEIGHT of something
The pillars on the building SUPPORT the roof.
Yo’ momma SUPPORTS you throughout your life.

11. TRANSPORT TRANS – ACROSS PORT – CARRY
To CARRY something from one place to another (ACROSS)
The goods were TRANSPORTED from China to the US.

12. WEEK 7 Words and Definitions

13. ENVISION – En= IN; Vision =PICTURE
Verb
To think of something that you believe might exist or happen IN the future; to PICTURE something IN your mind.
I ENVISION great things happening in my future.

14. EXCEL – EX =out; CEL = Better
Verb
To be better than others; to be or do better than others
Athletes always want to EXCEL at the sport they play.

15. EXCLUSIVE – EX=OUT; CLUSIVE= certain population
ADJ
Not shared; available to only ONE PERSON or GROUP; available to only a few people because of high cost; only allowing people from a high social class
The party was EXCLUSIVE for Hollywood stars ONLY.

16. EXPECTATION = Ex= out; PECT = belief
Noun
A belief that something will happen or is likely to happen; a feeling or belief about how successful, good someone or something will be.
Sometimes a person must lower their EXPECTATIONS in order to avoid disappointment.

17. ORDAIN = Or= ORDER
Verb
To establish by law; to order or command; to appoint as a priest or minister
The man was ORDAINED by the church to carry out wedding ceremonies.

18. OUTSTRIP VERB To get ahead of, do better than, exceed
The NASCAR driver wanted to OUTSTRIP the competition, so he arrived at the track early.

19. PERVADE – PER= spread VERB To spread throughout
In order to keep the virus from PERVADING the hallways, wash your hands after you use the bathroom.

20. PRUDENT ADJ Careful, having foresight, cautious, wise
The young man was PRUDENT about sitting next to people who cheated on their tests.