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Prefixes PREFIXES Meaning Words You Already Know Ab abs away from abolish absent Apo away from apostrophe apology ID: 777711

adjective verb give words verb adjective words give related abdicate power abandon throne apogee abstract abnormal moon

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Slide1

Vocabulary

Red Hot Root Words

Slide2

Prefixes

PREFIXES

Meaning

Words You Already Know

Ab

, abs away, from abolish, absent

Apo away,

from apostrophe, apology

Slide3

abandon

Verb

To leave or give up completely; to discontinue

I am just going to

abandon

this science project and start an entirely new one.

Slide4

abdicate

Verb

Give up power, authority or the throne

The king had to

abdicate

his throne and turn over power to his daughter, Princess Leah.

Slide5

abduct

Verb

To take away by force, kidnap

The men

abducted

the heiress and held her for a million dollar ransom.

Slide6

abnormal

Adjective

Not typical, average or normal

Needing to sleep with a nightlight on each night is

abnormal

behavior for someone his age.

Slide7

aboriginal

noun

The original inhabitants of a country

Though the

aboriginals

had lived in the area for generations, they owned very little property.

Slide8

absolute

Adjective

Without restraint, not dependent on anything

His decision was

absolute

; there was no arguing with him.

Slide9

absolve

Verb

To free from blame, debt or responsibility

The kindly landlord

absolved

the poor tenant of all the past-due rent he owed.

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abstain

Verb

To voluntarily refrain from

I am trying to

abstain

from eating chocolate.

Slide11

abstract

Adjective

Not concrete or related to specific things; not easy to understand

His lecture seemed very

abstract

and not related to real life.

Slide12

apogee

Noun

The point in the moon’s or a satellite’s orbit when it is farthest from the earth or the body it orbits

The opposite of the moon’s

apogee

is its perigee.

Slide13

Practice Using the New Words!