Unit 18 Anesthetic n anwithout If you ever get your wisdom teeth out be sure to get an anesthetic Root aes feeling or perception Definitionwithout feeling a substance which causes loss of feeling ID: 372164
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Vocabulary-prefixes, suffixes, roots
Unit 18Slide2
Anesthetic (n.)
an=without
If you ever get your wisdom teeth out, be sure to get an anesthetic!
Root=
aes
=feeling or perception
Definition=(without feeling) a substance which causes loss of feelingSlide3
Antipathy (adj.)
anti
=???
Anti=against Try not to have antipathy against people, especially those you don’t know.
root=path=to feel
Definition-(feeling against) hostility or hatredSlide4
Presentiment (n.)
pre
=???
Pre=beforeI had a presentiment that the tornado was coming straight for us! It was in my gut!
Root=
sens
/sent=to feel or be aware
Definition=
a feeling
about something before it happensSlide5
Tangible (adj.)
No
prefix
What are some tangible items?The deskThe chairMy vocabulary?
Root=tang/tact=to touch
Definition=able to be grasped or
touchedSlide6
True or false
A desk is
tangible
.True, because it can be touched.A presentiment feeling could be good or bad.True, it is simply a feeling before something happens.
Antipathy
has the synonym of dislike.
True!
Anesthetic
has to do with beauty or social status.
False, that is
aesthetic.