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Greek & Latin Roots Words to Know: intervene, antecedent, misnomer, belittle Extra: beyond Examples: extraordinary, extravagant Com: together Examples:

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1 Greek & Latin Roots Words to Know: intervene, antecedent, misnomer, belittle Extra: beyond Examples: extraordinary, extravagant Com: together Examples: comfort, community Dis: away Examples: disperse, distract, dismiss

2 Greek & Latin Roots Continued
De: down Examples: deduct, demolish Con: together Examples: confidence, connect, contact Ante: before Examples: antecedent Circum: around Examples: circumference Bi: two Examples: bifocals, binoculars, bicycle

3 Greek & Latin Roots continued
Anti: against Examples: antibody, antibacterial Equi: equal Examples: equinox

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