Sophomore Vocab List 9 Root Word flu Definition
Sophomore Vocab – List 9 Root Word: flu Definition: flow Superfluous: Affluent: Beyond what is needed, extravagant, referring to an overflow of material Flowing in abundance of money or expensive material possessions. Example: David cleared off all the superfluous stuff on his desk to make room for the new computer. If he didn’t, his desk would be overflowing! The affluent family was overflowing with money, and could afford to send their children to the best private schools in the world.
Sophomore Vocab – List 9 Root Word: jur Definition: swear Perjury: Jury: The crime of telling a lie in a court of law after swearing to tell the truth. A group of people who are members of the public and are sworn to make a decision in a legal case according to the evidence. Example: The man was found guilty of perjury because he lied after swearing to tell the truth on the witness stand. The jury was selected to deliver a verdict on the murder case. They were sworn into court and promised to take into account all evidence presented.
Sophomore Vocab – List 9 Root Word: pos Definition: put Transpose: Imposition: To cause two or more things to change places; to put things in different places. Forcing (something unwelcome or unfamiliar) to be accepted or put in place. Example: I transposed two of my friends phone numbers and called the wrong people. I put them in the wrong place! Example: I offered to take care of my sister’s kids over the weekend. I assured her that it was not an imposition.
Sophomore Vocab – List 9 Root Word: err Definition: wander Erratic: Erroneous: Acting, moving, wandering, or changing in ways that are not expected or usual Wandering from the truth, containing an error; incorrect. Example: The student was running erratically during the race, and ran into a classmate because she wandered into the other running lane. Example: A news article about the new virus was filled with erroneous information. They wandered so far from the truth I did not know what to believe.
Sophomore Vocab – List 9 Root Word: par Definition: equal Disparity: Compare: Different from each other. NOT equal. To look at (two or more things) closely in order to see what is equal or different about them in order to decide which one is better. Example: While traveling across the United States, I noticed the economic disparities between different regions of the country. The areas, especially the schools, were not equal. Example: I was comparing two sandwiches, and they were both equal because they had the same bread, but different because one was turkey and one was ham.
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