Greek amp Latin Root Words Unit 9 12th Grade JUD Judgment Latin JUDICIOUS Having or showing good judgment The cow was judicious when it came to eating its brethren delicious veal D0 Word ID: 765400
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Greek & Latin Root Words: Unit 9 12th Grade
JUD Judgment Latin
JUDICIOUS Having or showing good judgment The cow was judicious when it came to eating its brethren [delicious veal…]. D0$$. Word.
ADJUDICATE To settle a dispute or argument Boss Hog adjudicated the town policy on moonshine in the city limits. - VestMaster
MOR Law, custom, habit, humor Latin
AMORAL Not concerned about morality Beware the amoral chickens! They will peck your eyes out with no provocation!
MORES Attitudes and behaviors that are so firmly fixed that they are followed like laws The farm children demonstrated a proper understanding of social mores when they chose not to birth the cow in front of Brandon Minter. – Step Nanie
Gloomy, bad-tempered The horse had a morose attitude after he saw the glue factory truck. MOROSE
PI Law-abiding, pious, dutiful OR atone Latin
EXPIATE To make up for doing wrong Eyore II, the pasty-faced mule, was forced to expiate for kicking the farmer. – Step Nanie , Vestmaster
IMPIOUS Lacking respect for what should be worshipped In Annabel’s Wish , the horse was impious when it bit and attempted to consume Santa, rejecting forever his offer of communication. –Vest Master, 35 cent, D0$$
SACR Holy, sacred Latin
CONSECRATE To set apart as holy; to give up to a purpose Farmer De-Wayne consecrated the silo following a covert goat operation to abscond with the grain. – Step Nanie
EXECRABLE Very bad; hateful The old gray mare who “ ain’t what she used to be” was execrable following the onset of cataracts; even the glue factory denied her entrance. Curses to the domineering jerks at the glue factory who unnecessarily deem some animals not worth their time or processing. –Step Nanie
SACROSANCT So sacred or revered as to be off-limits The Muslim goat considered the hay loft to be sacrosanct; sadly he would never visit the promise land due to his lack of opposable thumbs.