1. Latin Rootsa: aud, grat, ject
POWER WORDS
Latin Rootsa: aud, grat, ject

2. 3 Latin Roots “aud” means hear “grat” means pleasing
“ject” means throw

3. audible adjective able to be heard
The shy child’s voice was barely audible since she seemed to whisper all the time.

4. audition Noun an interview for a role, part, or job
Each actor needed to recite a scene from the play during the audition.

5. auditorium Noun part of a theater or large hall where an audience sits
The auditorium with people was packed for the final show.

6. audience Noun a group of listeners or spectators for a special event
The audience gave a standing ovation when the curtain closed.

7. congratulate Verb to express good wishes to someone
John called his cousin to congratulate her for her award.

8. gratitude Noun thankfulness
Nancy shows gratitude to her guests by writing thank-you notes to each of them after her birthday party.

9. gratify
Verb
to please
It was difficult to gratify the fussy customer.

10. inject Verb to fill or to insert
The doctor needed to inject the medicine to the patient to reduce her pain.

11. reject Verb to refuse something or someone
Mary rejected Jake’s offer for a date!

12. conjecture Verb to make a guess
The scientist conjectured about the results of the experiment.