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SubjectCAVEATS Procedures Manual Procedure CAV 1 1 of 10 Date Issued 2012 02 06 Land Titles REGISTRATION PROCEDUREA person claiming to be interested in land for which a certificate of title has. . Affix-. . a word element, such as a prefix or a suffix, that occurs before or after a root or base word to modify its . meaning.. Root-. . the form of a word after all affixes are removed; meaning: base, root, stem, theme . Step 1. : Identify the PIE for the following words:. Affidavit . Witness. Scientific. Advisory. Confirm. Epidermis. Fealty. Spiritual. Inspire. Nice. Finding the True Meaning of a Word. Step 2. : Find three cognates in various Indo European languages (preferably Latin, French, English, Germanic, or Greek). Subject:CAVEATS Procedures Manual Procedure # CAV - 1 1 of 10 Date Issued 2012 02 06 Land Titles REGISTRATION PROCEDUREA person claiming to be interested in land for which a certificate of title has cred, . gastr. , . mit. /miss, . poli. , . ri. /. ridi. /. risi. . CRED (Latin). SAT Focus Word: credence (n.). Meaning: belief that something is true or valid. Context: Danforth should not have lent any . cred, . gastr. , . mit. /miss, . poli. , . ri. /. ridi. /. risi. . CRED (Latin). SAT Focus Word: credence (n.). Meaning: belief that something is true or valid. Context: Danforth should not have lent any . Group 4. 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, judgement. Antonyms: ignorance, ineptness. Mrs. Maimone. orthodox . Ortho. means correct or right. It comes from the . Greek. word . orth. , meaning correct or straight.. Dox. (also, . doc. or . doct. ) means opinion or thinking. It comes from the Latin word . ENERGIZER. 1. . a-. . ‘. alpha-privative’. (. a. phasia,. a. pa. -thy. , . a. narchy). Answer:. Without. (negation. ) . 2.. acro. :. a. kros. . (. acro. nym, . acro. phobia,. acro. polis. ). rejuvenate. “Rejuvenate” comes from Latin . juvenis. meaning “youth.” So to “rejuvenate” means to “make young again.”. Question: . Knowing the meaning of . juvenis. , explain what a “juvenile delinquent” is.. reap. The word “reap” comes from the Old English word . ripe. meaning (surprise) “ripe”. One of the most famous uses of the word “reap” comes from the Bible, in Galatians 6:7-9:. Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man .  . MarshLatin.wordpress.com. Verbs (Active Voice only). Present. Imperfect. Perfect. Imperative. Mood. Present Tense . 1. st. 2. nd. 3. rd. 4. th. SUM. O. EO. O. IO. SUM. AS. ES. IS. IS. ES. AT. ET. Etymology terms Euphemism A word or phrase that is considered less offensive or less vulgar than the one it replaces “she passed away today” Colloquial language Everyday language; usually applies to the spoken word base, . most of us are familiar with them in . the case . of native . . English . words. For . example. :. LESSON VIII. In . the same way, many English words of Latin origin have been. formed . General. . remarks. Clinical. . terminology. . is. a . terminological. . complex. . of. . medico-biological. . branches. . including. . problems. . related. . to. a . sick. . organism. . .