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junct, join, jug = to join, meet, or link. conjoined (adj.) joined together; united ant. – united; inseparable syn. - dividable, separable Write two sentences –one in which you use the word and one in which you use an antonym or synonym of the word. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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junct, join, jug = to join, meet, or link
conjoined (adj.) joined together; united
ant. – united; inseparablesyn. - dividable, separable
Write two sentences –one in which you use the word and one in which you use anantonym or synonym of the word.
conjugate (v.) to join together or match a correct verb in grammar
ant: - disconnect, dividesyn: - connect, match
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junct, join, jug = to join, meet, or link
conjunction (n.) a word that joins words, phrases and sentences
ant: - detachment, disconnectionsyn: - union; agreement
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disjointed (adj.) not connected; having no flow in thinking
ant. – ordered, unitedsyn. - divided, split
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junct, join, jug = to join, meet, or link
join (v.) to become included
ant. – disjoin, separatesyn. – affix; attach
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joint (n.) a place or part of a body where two bones join together, usually to accommodate movement
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junct, join, jug = to join, meet, or link
joint committee (n.) a committee with members from both the Senate and the House of Representatives
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jugular (n.) a vein that joins the head and the heart
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junct, join, jug = to join, meet, or link
junction (n.) the place where two highways or two sets of railroad tracks cross
syn. – intersection, convergence
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rejoin (v.) to get together again
ant. – reconcile; reconvene
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rupt = break
abrupt (adj.) sudden; unexpected
ant. – delayed, lingeringsyn. – fleeting, impulsive
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bankrupt (adj.) to be out of money; financially ruined
ant. – rich, wealthyant. – broke, impoverished
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rupt = break
corrupt (adj.) evil; dishonest
ant. – crooked, shadysyn. – honest, trustworthy
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corruptible (adj.) able to become bad, dishonest
ant. – ethicalsyn.. – dishonest, unethical
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rupt = break
disrupt (v.) to cause confusion
ant. – organize, arrangesyn. – muddle, agitate
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disruption (n.) bothersome, annoying break in concentration
ant. – continuationsyn. - interruption, splitting
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rupt = break
interrupt (v.) to break into somethisg such as someone’s conversation or concentration
ant. – waitsyn. – barge in, intrude
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interruption (n.) something that breaks into what in being done; an unplanned event that breaks up an activity
ant. –continuationsyn. – disturbance, pause
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rupt = break
rupture (v.) to burst or break open
ant. – breach, disruptsyn. – close, mend
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erupt (v.) to explode
ant. – deflatesyn. – burst, shatter
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