DERIVATIVES

ESTIVATE

• Definition: To spend the summer in a certain place
• Latin Root: Aestate, meaning in summer

ALTER EGO

• Definition: a second self, or substitute.
• Latin Root: Alter ego, meaning another I

CIRCUMSCRIBE

• Definition: around
• Latin Root: circumscribat, meaning looks around

AMIABLE

• Defintion: friendly
• Latin Root: amicus, meaning friend

AMBULATORY

• Definition: capable of walking
• Latin Root: ambulat, meaning to walk

TEMPUS FUGIT

• Definition: time flies
• Latin Root: literal, tempus fugit means time flies

STRENUOUS

• Definition: vigorous exertion
• Latin Root: strenuus, meaning hard work

DISCURSIVE

• Defintion: Passing from one thing to another
• Latin Root: Discedo, meaning to go away

IRASCIBLE

• Definition: easily angered
• Latin Root: iratus, meaning angry

TANDEM

• Defintion: One following the other
• Latin Root: means at length

PUERILE

• Definition: acting childish
• Latin Root: puer, means boy

HORTICULTURE

• Definition: the science and art of taking care of a garden
• Latin Root: hortus, means garden

TRIUMVIRATE

• Defintion: a group or set of three
• Latin Root: triumviratus, meaning three things

MULTITUDINOUS

• Definition: a large number of something
• Latin Root: multi, meaning many

SOLILOQUY

• Definition: a speech given to onself
• Latin Root: solus, meaning alone

CADENCE

• Definition: a rhythmic sequence of sounds or movements
• Latin Root: cado, meaning to fall

DEMOLITION

• Definition: the act of destructing something
• Latin Root: demolitus, meaning destroy

SEMPITERNAL

• Definition: everlasting, eternal
• Latin Root: semper, meaning always

SEMPER FIDELIS

• Definition: always faitful
• Latin Root: literal, semper fidelis means always faithful

SEMPER PARATUS

• Definition: always ready
• Latin Root: literal, semper paratus means always ready

FURTIVE

• Definition: sly, sneakily
• Latin Root: furtivus, means stealthy

PROPINQUITY

• Definition: nearness in proximity
• Latin Root: prope, meaning close

ASCENSION

• Definition: the act of ascending
• Latin Root: ascendit, means to climb

VOCALIZE

• Definition: to endow with voice
• Latin Root: vocat, means to say

VISAGE

• Definition: apperance
• Latin Root: videt, meaning to see

ADVOCATE

• Definition: to speak in favor of
• Latin Root: adviuvat, means to help

ANNIHILATE

• Definition: to reduce to nothing
• Latin Root: nihil, means nothing

RAMIFICATION

• Definition: to divide into branches
• Latin Root: ramus, meaning branch

FRAGMENTARY

• Definition: broken or disconnected fragements
• Latin Root: fragor, means crash

EXTENPORANEOUS

• Definition: performed without preperation
• Latin Root: extendo, means to hold out

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