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Latin & Greek Roots Movement & Images Words. thesis Pronunciation: [THE sis] (THEE sis) Definition: put, place, position DerivativeMeaning 1.__________________________________.

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1 Latin & Greek Roots Movement & Images Words

2 thesis Pronunciation: [THE sis] (THEE sis) Definition: put, place, position DerivativeMeaning 1.__________________________________ 2.__________________________________

3 photos Pronunciation: [Fo TOSS] Definition: light DerivativeMeaning 1.__________________________________ 2.__________________________________

4 graph Pronunciation: [GRAFF] Definition: to write or draw DerivativeMeaning 1.__________________________________ 2.__________________________________

5 tele Pronunciation: [TAY leh] Definition: far away, distant DerivativeMeaning 1.__________________________________ 2.__________________________________

6 metron Pronunciation: [ME tron] Definition: measure DerivativeMeaning 1.__________________________________ 2.__________________________________

7 tropos Pronunciation: [TROH poss] Definition: turning DerivativeMeaning 1.__________________________________ 2.__________________________________

8 philia Pronunciation: [FO li ah] Definition: love, friendship DerivativeMeaning 1.__________________________________ 2.__________________________________

9 phobos Pronunciation: [FOH boss] Definition: fear DerivativeMeaning 1.__________________________________ 2.__________________________________

10 syn Pronunciation: [SOON] (SIN) Definition: with, together DerivativeMeaning 1.__________________________________ 2.__________________________________

11 kinesis Pronunciation: [KI nay sis] Definition: movement DerivativeMeaning 1.__________________________________ 2.__________________________________

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