Word Building 1097

whta is the wise saying for "â"

Christians should always be there, caring for those in despair and helping their burdens to bear

wise saying for "a" with line on top

Our great God, who reigns on high, can purvey us with power to prevail over Satan everyday

coffin

a box into which a body is placed for burial

flare

a bright light that lasts a short time

projector

a device that cast an image on a screen

plaque

a flat, ornamental piece of wood or metal

chimney

a glass tube that surrounds the flame of a lamp

objective

a goal

conjecture

a guess

injection

a liquid inserted into a body

index

a list of topics in a book and their page numbers

arc

a part of a circle or other curved line

subject

a person under the authority of a sovereign

quail

a plump game bird

what is a prefix

a prefix is a word part added to the beginning of a word

objection

a reason or argument against

funnel

a round utensil, wide at one end and narrow at the other

morsel

a small portion of food; a bite

snag

a small tear from catching on a sharp object

blast

a strong a sudden rush of wind

contest

a struggle for victory

what is a suffix

a suffix is a word part added to the end of a word to change the words meaning or part of speech

muslin

a thin, fine cotton cloth

adjective

a word that modifies a noun or pronoun

re-

again

ob-

against; opposing

inter-

among; between

tract

an extended area or region

interjection

an interrupting remark

Romans 12:2

and be not conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind that you may prove what is good and acceptable and perfect will of God

projectile

any object that is thrown, hurled, or shot

current

at the present time; now

pro-

before; forward

-ile

capable of being

-ity

forms nouns from adjectives

-ure

forms nouns from verbs

ab-

from; away

-ive

having to do with

Welfare

health, happiness, and prosperity

rule on adding a suffixto a word that ends in "e"

if a word ends in "e" drop the "e" before adding a suffix that begins with a vowel

-er, -or

indicates a person or thing that does something

lax

loose; slack

Creative

meeting a need or chore from a different point of view

abject

miserable; wretched

Vague

not definite; unclear

in-

not; against

petty

of little importance; small

terrace

one of a series of levels of land, placed on above another

dis-

opposite of

ex-

out of; from

e-

out of; without

quaint

pleasingly old-fashioned

what is the wise saying for "ä"

prepare your heart at the start of each day

mellow

rich and soft in quality

wise saying for "a" with a smile on top

seek to keep in your heart an attitude of gratitude

injector

someone or something that inserts

-able

that can be

Objectivity

the ability to consider facts as they are

subjection

the condition of being under authority

rejection

the condition of being unwanted

lair

the den of a wild animal; any hideout

oppose

to be against, to hinder

attend

to be present at

gasp

to breathe with difficulty

glaze

to coat with a smooth, glassy coating

collide

to come together with force; to crash

connive

to cooperate secrectly

mar

to damage; disfigure

crave

to desire strongly

rule on forming the third person singular

to form the third person singular, present tense of verbs ending in "s", "sh", "ch", and "x" add "es"

gallop

to go or run very fast

canvass

to go through an area seeking certain information

clasp

to grip firmly

offend

to hurt feelings of; to displease

inject

to insert into

annex

to join to or add to

pollute

to make impure

baste

to moisten roasting meat with butter or meat juice

prance

to move proudly with high steps

gape

to open the mouth wide

object

to oppose

project

to plan or devise

ban

to prohibit, to forbid

what does the root "tract" mean?

to pull; or to draw

what does the root "pose" mean?

to put

reject

to refuse

litter

to scatter things about; to leave in disorder

slant

to slope; to incline

de-

to take away

compete

to take part in a contest

prate

to talk a great deal but with little meaning

eject

to throw out from within

what does the root "ject" mean?

to throw; to put one thing into another

ad-

to; toward

at-

to; toward

sub-

under; below

-ion

used to form nouns

rule for dividing words into syllables

when two consonants come between two vowels divide the word between the consonants

con-

with; together

vain

without eternal value or importance