Greek & Latin 1
parts of a cell that control or influence the
appearance, growth, or other traits of a living thing
genes
to produce (something) or cause (something) to be
produced
generate
was the cause of or reason for (something, such as
interest or excitement)
generated
based on a form of government in which the people
choose leaders by voting; of or relating to democracy
democratic
growing or existing in a certain place or region
endemic
of, relating to, or involving genes
genetic
showing kindness and concern for others
generous
in most cases
generally
an occurrence in which a disease spreads very
quickly and affects a large number of people
over a wide area or throughout the world
pandemic
the study of how disease spreads and can be
controlled
epidemiology
the people in a family born and living during the
same time
generation
cheerful and pleasant
genial
a form of government in which people choose leaders
by voting
democracy
the people who live in a country or area
populace
not liked by many people
unpopular
the child or descendant of someone
progeny
a very smart or talented person; a person who
has a level of talent or intelligence that is very
rare or remarkable
genius
a political leader who tries to get support by
making false claims and promises and using
arguments based on emotion rather than reason
demagogue
the qualities (such as age, gender, and income)
of a specific group of people
demographic
the act or process of becoming popular or
making something become popular
popularization