The document is a lesson on word roots that provides example words containing certain roots and their meanings. It defines roots such as "se" meaning apart, "plu" meaning more, "germ" meaning vital, "nov" meaning new, "cogn" meaning know, "bene" meaning good, "son" meaning sound, and "sangu" meaning blood. Each entry gives an example word using the root and its definition. The purpose is to help readers understand word roots and meanings in English vocabulary.
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12. germicide
I use germicide to clean my house because the
germs are so alive.
Germinate, germane, germ, germinal
13. Germ = vital or life
germicide
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I use germicide to clean my house because the
germs are so alive.
Germinate, germane, germ, germinal
14. infuse
He infused the
glass with
water.
Transfusion, infusio
n, fusion
15. infuse
He infused the glass with
water. infused the
He
glass with
Transfusion, infusion, fusio
water.
n, fusillade, refuse, confusi
on
Transfusion, infusio
n, fusion
16. fus = pour
infuse
He infused the glass with
water. infused the
He
glass with
Transfusion, infusion,
water.
fusion, fusillade, refuse,
confusion
Transfusion, infusio
n, fusion
17. Clude vital
Se more
Plu close
Germ apart
Fus pour
22. sonar
Sonar uses sound to map the location of objects
in the water.
Consonant, resonant, unison, sonnet, sonorous, s
upersonic
23. Son = sound www.stemwords.com
sonar
Sonar uses sound to map the location of objects
in the water.
Consonant, resonant, unison, sonnet, sonorous, s
upersonic
28. Renovation
o The people renovated their house so
it would be like new again.
o Innovate, nova, novel, novice, innovat
ion
29. nov = new www.stemwords.com
Renovation
o The people renovated their house so
it would be like new again.
o Innovate, nova, novel, novice,
innovation