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UNIT 12

UNIT 12. Theme – LOVE and TRUST. Ami, amor – love Philo – love Cred – believe Fid - trust. AMIABLE (adj.). Although I know my mom was very angry with me, our conversation was amiable. Ami, amor – love. AMIABLE (adj.). friendly and pleasant. ENAMORED (adj.).

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UNIT 12

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  1. UNIT 12 • Theme – LOVE and TRUST

  2. Ami, amor – love Philo – love Cred – believe Fid - trust

  3. AMIABLE (adj.) Although I know my mom was very angry with me, our conversation was amiable. Ami, amor – love

  4. AMIABLE (adj.) friendly and pleasant

  5. ENAMORED (adj.) Ami, amor – love

  6. ENAMORED (adj.) • in love with someone or something

  7. AMOROUS (adj.) The amorous young couple’s eyes were locked on each other as though they were in a trance. Ami, amor – love

  8. AMOROUS (adj.) • feeling love

  9. PHILOSOPHY (n.) Most teenagers do not have a personal philosophy because they are still developing a love of wisdom. Philo – love

  10. PHILOSOPHY (n.) • system of thoughts; beliefs

  11. PHILANTHROPIST (n.) Philo – love

  12. PHILANTHROPIST (n.) • a person who desires to help others

  13. CREDIBLE (adj.) The police officer believed that the runner, who observed the entire incident, offered the most credible account of the car accident. Cred – believe

  14. CREDIBLE (adj.) • believable

  15. INCREDULOUS (adj.) The incredulous mother insisted the car did not belong to her child, even though her name and address were on the owner’s card recovered at the accident site. Cred – believe

  16. INCREDULOUS (adj.) • unwilling to believe something

  17. CREDENCE (n.) Cred – believe

  18. CREDENCE (n.) • Trustworthiness; believability

  19. FIDELITY(n.) If you question your girlfriend’s fidelity, you should not marry her. Fid - trust

  20. FIDELITY(n.) • loyalty

  21. CONFIDE (v.) Fid - trust

  22. CONFIDE (v.) • to tell someone something that is secret

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