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Greek Prefix: Epi
Latin Root:
Vox /Vocare
Get Moving
Latin Root:
Loqui /Locutus
Don't Nod Out!
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The outermost layer of skin
What is epidermis
100
To take away or to cancel
What is revoke
100
To move something carefully into a particular position
What is maneuver
100
A speech given by one person
What is soliloquy
100
Slow or tired ; sluggish
What is lethargic
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A sudden, widespread occurrence of something, such as a disease
What is epidemic
200
Unchangeable, or unable to be undone
What is irrevocable
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To move or go up
What is ascend
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Tending to talk a lot
What is loquacious
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Lacking in energy or interest
What is listless
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An insulting word or phrase
What is epithet
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To annoy someone and make the person angry
What is provoke
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To drive or push something forward
What is propel
300
An expressive, clear, and persuasive way of speaking
What is eloquent
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Calm and not hurried
What is sedate
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A short, witty saying
What is epigram
400
Noisy and talkative
What is vociferous
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To come from or out of something; to emit
What is emanate
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This language is the language used in everyday informal conversation
What is colloquial
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Pleasantly weary
What is languorous
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A short speech or piece of writing added to the end of a play, story, or poem
What is epilogue
500
To recommend an idea or a plan strongly
What is advocate
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To distribute or spread something, especially information
What is disseminate
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To use of more words than necessary to express something
What is circumlocution
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Lacking in mental or physical energy
What is torpor