Today’s Test Prep Vocabulary – Root Words – “ducere”

Today’s Root:  ducere, ductus – to lead, to draw out, Word Building: abduction – to take, steal, conduct – a way of acting, especially when leading as in conductor or the ability to draw out and transmit heat. Used in Conjunction with Other Word Parts: subduction – tectonic plates shifting under one another aqueduct – drawing …

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Test Prep Vocabulary

  Today’s Test Prep Vocabulary:  tranquil tranquil – peaceful Word Building: qui, quil,quit – meaning to rest as in quiet, acquittal, or acquiesce Sample Sentence: The babysitter enjoyed the tranquility of the twins’ nap time. photo credit

Test Prep Vocabulary – tranquil

  Today’s Test Prep Vocabulary:  tranquil tranquil – peaceful Word Building: qui, quil,quit – meaning to rest as in quiet, acquittal, or acquiesce Sample Sentence: The babysitter enjoyed the tranquility of the twins’ nap time. photo credit

Test Prep Vocabulary – respite

Today’s Test Prep Vocabulary:  respite respite – to take a break from especially a break from something stressful Word Building: respit (French) respectus (Latin) Sample Sentence: Even the most studious individuals need a respite from test prep once in a while. photo credit

Test Prep Vocabulary – languid

Today’s Test Prep Vocabulary:  languid languid – lazy, listless, slow Word Building: lax – loose as in relax or lackadaisical (PIE) Sample Sentence: The runner fell into a languid state after completing the marathon; he felt he could not move another step. photo credit