do go lead drive An agenda is a list of things to be done An agent is usually someone who does things on behalf of another just as an agency is a office that does business for others ID: 514328
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Ag
comes from the Latin word for “do, go, lead, drive.”
An
agenda
is a list of things to be done. An
agent
is usually someone who does things on behalf of another, just as an agency is a office that does business for others.Slide2
AgitateSlide3
AgitateSlide4
Agitate
(v.) (1) To move something with an irregular, rapid, violent action. (2) To stir up or exciteSlide5
LitigateSlide6
LitigateSlide7
Litigate
(v.) To carry on a lawsuit by judicial process.Slide8
ProdigalSlide9
ProdigalSlide10
Prodigal
(adj.) Recklessly or wastefully extravagant; spendthrift.Slide11
SynagogueSlide12
SynagogueSlide13
Synagogue
(n.) The center of worship and communal life of a Jewish congregation; temple.Slide14
Ven/Vent
comes from venire,
the Latin verb meaning “
come.
”
To
intervene
in a case or an argument is to “come between” the two opponents. An
avenue
is a street, or originally an access road by which to “come toward” something.Slide15
AdventSlide16
AdventSlide17
Advent
(n.) A coming or arrival; a coming into use.Slide18
ProvenanceSlide19
ProvenanceSlide20
Provenance
(n.) Origin or source Slide21
VenturesomeSlide22
VenturesomeSlide23
Venturesome
(adj.) Inclined to seek out risk or danger;bold, daring, adventurous.Slide24
VenueSlide25
VenueSlide26
Venue
(n.) (1) The place where a trial is held. (2) The locale of an event.