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DV lesson 2-Word Terminals DV lesson 2-Word Terminals

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ate To perform to put into action to bring about Examples Intoxicate intoxic ate to bring about a state of drunkenness or intoxication Fixate fixate to fix Vacate vac ate to make vacant ID: 915333

result action ate form action result form ate ous ior ion terminal meaning affected fix shaped act ure bring

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DV lesson 2-Word Terminals

Slide2

-ate

To perform; to put into action; to bring about

Examples:

Intoxicate (

intoxic

/ate

): to bring about a state of

drunkenness

or

intoxication

Fixate (fix/ate): to fix

Vacate (

vac

/ate): to make vacant

Slide3

-ac

Affected by, having; frequently, one who is affected by

* In lesson 1, -ac also meant pertaining to

EX: Maniac (

mani

/ac): a wildly or violently insane person

Slide4

-ad

Toward, in the direction of

Ex:

Cephalad

(

cephal

/ad) toward

This terminal is rare because it can also be used as a prefix with the same meaning

Adnerval

(ad/

nerval

): toward a nerve

Asaxial

(ad/axial): toward an axis

Slide5

-form

Having the same form; shaped-like;

resembling

Ex:

Dentiform

(

denti

/form): shaped like a tooth

Uniform (

uni

/form): all of one shape

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-ion

Action; condition resulting from action

Ex: incision (

incis

/ion): the act or

result

of cutting into

Action (act/ion): the result of acting

Slide7

-ior

Roughly meaning moving toward

This terminal is called a “comparative” by the dictionaries and indicates “a higher degree”. It corresponds to many common English words ending in –

er

.

Super/

ior

high/

er

more above

Inter/

ior

inn/

er

more toward the inside

Exter

/or out/

er

more toward the outside

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-or

Action; result; that which does something or has some particular function

Ex:

Elevator (

elevat

/or): that which elevates or raises

Flexor(flex/or): that which flexes or bends

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-ous

Full of; abounding in; having

Ex:

fam

/

ous

, danger/

ous

, poison/

ous

Slide10

-ure

Result of an actions; means of an action; device

Ex: exposure (expos/

ure

): result of being exposed