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UNIT 2 VOCABULARY. Numbers. Prefixes. UNI = One BI = Two DU = Two TRI = Three DEC = Ten. UNISON. Prefix: Uni = one. UNISON. The swimmers’ movements were in perfect unison . It was as though one brain controlled all of them. UNISON.
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UNIT2VOCABULARY Numbers
Prefixes • UNI = One • BI = Two • DU = Two • TRI = Three • DEC = Ten
UNISON • Prefix:Uni=one
UNISON The swimmers’ movements were in perfect unison. It was as though one brain controlled all of them.
UNISON • (n.) perfect agreement or harmony
UNIQUE Due to their unique nature, fingerprints are accepted as definitive proof of identity.
UNIQUE • (adj.) special, one of a kind
UNIFY Benjamin Franklin hoped to unify the colonies under one general government in order to defeat the French.
UNIFY • (v.) to bring people together to make one
BILINGUAL Prefix:Bi= two, twice
BILINGUAL The bilingual student, who speaks both English and Spanish, was very helpful to the new student from Cuba.
BILINGUAL • (adj.) able to speak two languages
BILATERAL Prefix:Bi= two, twice
BILATERAL The elaborate patterns on the wings of butterflies are examples of bilateralsymmetry.
BILATERAL • (adj.) having two sides
BIPARTISAN Prefix:Bi = two, twice
BIPARTISAN The bipartisan committee was made up of equal members from both the Democratic and Republican political parties.
BIPARTISAN • (adj.)involvingtwo politicalparties
DUPLICATE Prefix: Du = two
DUPLICATE Ms. Fleetwood, could you duplicate this worksheet for me if I lose the one you just gave me?
DUPLICATE • (v.) to make a copy of; to repeat
TRILOGY Prefix: Tri = Three
TRILOGY The books in the Star Wars trilogy are three related novels about an epic battle for control of the galaxy.
TRILOGY • (n.) a group of three related works, especially of literature • (n.) a series of three related things
TRIUMVIRATE Prefix:Tri = Three
TRIUMVIRATE The first triumvirate, Caesar, Crassus, and Pompeius, ruled the ancient world.
TRIUMVIRATE • (n.) a group of three people who share authority and power
DECIMATE Prefix: Dec = Ten
DECIMATE The bombs decimated the entire city, and it took years to rebuild the homes and businesses.
DECIMATE • (v.) To kill off a large proportion of something • (v.) To destroy
PREFIX REVIEW • UNI = One • BI = Two • DU = Two • TRI = Three • DEC = Ten