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Classical Roots . Lesson 7. decrease. To make less; to become smaller. dejected. Downhearted; low in spirits. demote. To lower in rank or position; to move down or back . denominator. The numeral below the line, or to the right of the line in a fraction . descend.
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Classical Roots Lesson 7
decrease • To make less; to become smaller
dejected • Downhearted; low in spirits
demote • To lower in rank or position; to move down or back
denominator • The numeral below the line, or to the right of the line in a fraction
descend • To come down; to go from a higher to a lower place
Practice! To lower in rank is… descend? demote? dejected? (demote)
Practice! Downhearted or low in spirits is… descend? demote? dejected? (dejected)
Practice! To make less is… decrease? denominator? descend? (decrease)
Practice! To come down is… decrease? descend? dejected? (descend)
subdue • To bring under control; to quiet down; to conquer
subheading • The title or heading for one section of an outline or paper
submerge • To move, or be pushed, under water
subside • To go down, recede, settle, sink to a lower level
subsistence • The minimum amount to sustain life
Practice! To be pushed under water… subdue? subsistence? submerge? (submerge)
Practice! The minimum amount to sustain life… subdue? subsistence? submerge? (subsistence)
Practice! To bring under control… subdue? subsistence? submerge? (subdue)
Challenge! The rock climbers felt for footholds to help them _________ the cliff after their climb. (descend)
Challenge! Every member of the team felt ____________about losing the game. (dejected)
Challenge! The dolphins jumped from the water and then ____________ themselves quickly. (submerged)
Challenge! After the flood, residents waited for the water to ____________ before returning to their homes. (subside)
Challenge! Hayden’s interest in playing the guitar ____________ after he got his keyboard. (decreased)
Challenge! They depended upon hunting and fishing for ______________. (subsistence)
Challenge! The police had to work hard to ___________ the out of control crowd. (subdue)