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Group 4 Acuity PoS Noun Definition sharpness particularly of the mind or senses Sentence Glasses can help boost the acuity of a persons sight Synonyms awareness intuition judgement Antonyms ignorance ineptness ID: 593919

pos meaning latin synonyms meaning pos synonyms latin word root prefix moral noundefinition depraved adjectivedefinition verbdefinition arbitrary fecund fruitful

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Unit 5 Vocab

Group 4Slide2

Acuity

PoS: Noun

Definition: sharpness, particularly of the mind or senses

Sentence: Glasses can help boost the acuity of a person’s sight.Synonyms: awareness, intuition, judgementAntonyms: ignorance, ineptnessOrigin: from Latin acuere meaning ‘sharpen’Slide3

Delineate

PoS: Verb

Definition: to portray, sketch, or describe in accurate and vivid detail, to represent pictorially

Sentence: Stop signs are painted red to delineate them from their surroundings.Synonyms: brand, mark, outlineAntonyms: confuse, distortOrigin: comes from the latin prefix de- and root linea

meaning lineSlide4

Depraved

PoS: Adjective

Definition: brought to a state of evil and corruption, devoid of moral principles

Sentence: Hitler showed how depraved he was throughout his reign. Synonyms: evil, wickedAntonyms: moral, pureOrigin: comes from the latin prefix

de-

meaning down and root

pravus

meaning crookedSlide5

Enervate

PoS: Verb

Definition: to weaken or lessen the mental, moral, or physical vigor of; enfeeble, hamstring

Sentence: After over 10 years of working for the same company, Josie felt enervated and decided to retire. Synonyms: exhaust, weakenAntonyms: activate, strengthenOrigin: comes from the latin prefix e-

meaning out of and root

nervus

meaning sinewSlide6

Esoteric

PoS: Adjective

Definition: intended for or understood by only a select few, private, secret

Sentence: When Marie was 5, she created an esoteric language with her two best friends.Synonyms: secret, privateAntonyms: common, familiar

Origin: comes from the greek word

esō

meaning withinSlide7

Fecund

PoS: Adjective

Definition: fruitful in offspring or vegetation; intellectually productive

Sentence: The fecund mother delivered her tenth child last weekend.Synonyms: fertile, fruitfulAntonyms: sterile, unproductiveOrigin: comes from the latin word

fecundus

meaning fruitfulSlide8

Fiat

PoS: Noun

Definition: an arbitrary order or decree; a command or act of will or consciousness

Sentence: The principle implemented a fiat that banned tank tops.Synonyms: ruling, dictateAntonyms: request, questionOrigin: comes from the latin word

fieri

meaning to be doneSlide9

Figment

PoS: Noun

Definition: a fabrication of the mind; an arbitrary notion

Sentence: Don’s mom wondered whether or not his girlfriend was a figment of his imagination since Don’s mom hadn’t met her yet. Synonyms: dream, fantasyAntonyms: reality, certainty

Origin: comes from the latin word

fingere

meaning form