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Word Within the Word. List 53. incuse (adj.). Stems:. in =. in. cud =. strike. The copper plate had an incuse design. incuse. hammered in. incise (v.). Stems:. cise =. cut. The surgeon had to incise into the knee to repair the damage. incise. to cut in. rhinoplasty (n.).
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Word Within the Word List 53
incuse (adj.) Stems: in = in cud = strike The copper plate had an incuse design.
incuse hammered in
incise (v.) Stems: cise = cut The surgeon had to incise into the knee to repair the damage.
incise to cut in
rhinoplasty (n.) Stems: rhino= nose plasto= molded The expensive rhinoplasty did not correct his broken nose.
rhinoplasty plastic surgery on the nose
necromancy Stems: necro= death The Haitian necromancer claimed the dead told her the future.
necromancy sorcery
exeunt omnes (n.) Stems: omni= all At the end of the play, the playwright had written the direction, exeunt omnes.
Exeunt omnes Stage direction meaning, “all leave”
quadrilateral (n.) Stems: quadr= four In geometry he was studying a quadrilateral polygon.
quadrilateral four-sided
ipse dixit Stems: say dict= His statement was ipse dixit – completely without proof.
Ipse dixit arbitrary statement
aqua vitae Stems: aqua= water He detected the pungent aroma of aqua vitae through the tavern window.
Aqua vitae An alcoholic drink from the Middle Ages
isocracy (n.) Stems: same iso= The remote tribe was an isocracy and had no appointed leader.
isocracy a government in which all citizens have equal power
phantasmagoria (n.) Stems: appearance phan= In his nightmare he saw a phantasmagoria of faces and objects.
phantasmagoria rapidly changing, fantastic images – as in a dream
prescience(n.) Stems: knowledge sci= His prescience gave him a warning before the calamity hit.
prescience foreknowledge
anomaly (n.) Stems: without a= same homo= The result from the experiment was an anomaly .
anomaly an abnormality
recant (v.) Stems: sing cant= Galileo was forced to recant his statement about the universe, in favor of one that was geocentric.
recant retract
preclude (v.) Stems: close clude= Your application was incomplete, which precludes you from being considered for the scholarship.
preclude closed prior to beingconsidered
circumscribe (v.) Stems: circum= around The behavior of students is carefully circumscribed.
circumscribe limit