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Latin Roots. “Mal” Means “Bad”. malediction. Bad speech, a curse. malevolent. Having bad feelings toward someone or something; spite, hatred. malicious. Desiring harm to someone or something else. malodorous. Bad-smelling. malady. A bad health condition; a disease. malaria.
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Latin Roots “Mal” Means “Bad”
malediction • Bad speech, a curse
malevolent • Having bad feelings toward someone or something; spite, hatred
malicious • Desiring harm to someone or something else
malodorous • Bad-smelling
malady • A bad health condition; a disease
malaria • Illness believed to spread by bad air, actually spread by mosquitoes
malefactor • One who does wrong; a villain
malignant • Bad or harmful, producing death
malpractice • Performing one’s duty in a bad or wrong way
malapropism • A word used the wrong way; usually with humorous results
Presence • current existence
outfitted • equipped
procedure • method
dwarfed • made smaller by comparison
snug • close fitting
perch • a spot above ground for resting or sitting
transferred • passed from one place to another
calculate • to figure; to compute
enthusiastic • showing a high or excited interest
beaming • smiling radiantly