Vocabulary From Latin And Greek Roots: Unit 5

The Latin word 'LEGA' means 'to appoint, to send on a mission, to charge with'. The other options provided are incorrect translations of the word 'LEGA'.

Legacy typically refers to the impact or influence that someone or something leaves behind, including their ideas, accomplishments, or values. It is often used to describe the lasting significance of a person, group, or organization.

Delegate means to assign or entrust a task or responsibility to another person, typically as a way of sharing the workload or authority.

The Latin root 'ACT/AG' refers to actions or doing something, not eating, sleeping, or speaking.

An agenda is a plan of action or purpose, usually used for meetings or events to outline what will be discussed or accomplished.

Being proactive involves anticipating and addressing potential issues before they become larger problems.

The correct definition of exacting is demanding perfection and being strict. It does not mean easy-going, lenient, or careless.

The Latin roots PULS/PEL are associated with the action of pushing something. The other options are unrelated to this meaning.

Repulsion refers to a strong feeling of disgust or desire to avoid something or someone.

The correct answer 'to scatter about, break up' means to drive away or disperse. The incorrect answers do not correctly define 'dispel' in the context of the question.

The correct definition of 'propel' is to cause to move towards; push.

The Latin root word 'LAT' is commonly associated with the meanings 'brought' and 'carried' in various words that originate from Latin.

In this context, 'relative' means something that is dependent upon something else.

A superlative is used to describe something as being the best or most outstanding compared to all others.

Dilation refers to the act of widening or enlarging something. The correct answer is 'to widen'.