in
is a prefix that means not
un
not
ance/ence
the act of
de
removal
dis
opposite of
ious/ous
full of
un / able
not able
tion
turns Latin originated verbs into nouns meaning �the action of�
ed
meaning in the past
di
meaning to split
indispensable
in means not; dispensable means able to be replaced=not able to be replaced
Unpardonable
Not able to be forgiven. un means not; pardonable- able to be forgiven. Not able to be forgiven.
Compliance
able to go along with something
Ance- the act of complying
Depravity
immorality and wickedness
Incompatible
so opposed in character as to be incapable of existing together.
Unabated
Without any reduction in intensity or strength. Un- means "not"
Abate-To put to an end.
Utterance
a spoken word, statement, or vocal sound
Denunciation
the act of informing against something.
Injurious
Ious- possessing, full of; having the qualities of.
Injury- likely to be damaged or harmed. Injurious- Likely to be damaged or harmed
Prudence
Prude - wise in practical affairs
-ence - forming a noun
Discontentment
not feeling satisfied with something
Injurious
ous- possessing, full of; having the qualities of. I
Injury- likely to be damaged or harmed. Injurious- likely to be damaged or harmed.
Unpardonable
not able to be forgiven. un means not; pardonable- able to be forgiven. Not able to be forgiven.
Vindication
prove to be right or reasonable
Brute (noun)
a savagely violent person or animal.
Latin Origin
Dispensable
able to be disposed of
Treacherous
treachery: betrayal
-ious: full of something Treacherous:full of betrayal
Unutterable
unable to be spoken
Emancipation
to be set free and given freedom
Mere- (adj)
being nothing
more or better than
-no better than what is specified.
pious
ious: having the quality of
-piety: a belief or standard in reverence
Apprehension
anxiety or fear something bad is going to happen and the suffix sion just turns verbs into nouns
Chattel
(noun) an item of property other than real estate
Chatel- property goods
The root word is chatel
Precepts-(noun)
a rule that is told before to set ground rules.
Pre-before
Denunciation
the act of informing against something
Apt- adj
appropriate or suitable in the circumstances.
Abolition
to ban a practice
Bestow- (verb)
an honor right or gift. To present as a gift; give; confer.
Abhor- verb
regard with disgust and hatred
Detest- (verb)
dislike intensly
Anguish
severe mental or physical pain or suffering.
ceased
to stop or end
divest
strip or deprive of something or a quality.
perplexed
confused or puzzled
Commenced
ed means past tense ;commence means to begin it has already began to start.
Wretched
dreadful and/or grim
Suffix: ed - Past tense
Sustained
something to happen without interruption
Roused
means to awaken