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Classical Roots Lesson 2 . Motion. Roots from Lesson 2. Sub – under – Latin submarine subzero . subvert. To upset; to overthrow; to ruin - v. subservient . Excessively willing to yield; submissive, adj. . Roots from Lesson 2.
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Classical Roots Lesson 2 Motion
Roots from Lesson 2 • Sub– under – Latin • submarine • subzero
subvert • To upset; to overthrow; to ruin - v
subservient • Excessively willing to yield; submissive, adj.
Roots from Lesson 2 Torqueo, torquere, torsi, tortum- to twist, to bend, to turn around • Torso
contort • To twist or bend out of shape
distort • To change something to make it false • To twist something out of its natural shape
retort • To reply quickly and sharply, often as if in reply to an accusation - v • A quick, witty, sometimes biting reply - n
tortuous • Having many twists and turns - adj. • Deceitfully roundabout; tricky - adj.
Roots from Lesson 2 • Verso versare, versavi, versatum - to turn, to turn around
adversity • Hardship; misfortune - adj.
avert • to turn away one’s eyes - v • to prevent - v
introvert • A person whose thoughts and interests are directed inward
perverse • Stubbornly doing something other than what is reasonable or required
prose • Ordinary speech or writing without rhyme or meter • Referring to speech or writing other than verse.