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These roots are found throughout many words on the SAT and GRE vocabulary questions. In order to learn the most amount of words and be able to deduce what unknown words mean on the test, it is important to learn these roots.  \nFor instance the root “crypt” means hidden or secret so the word “cryptic” means “puzzling, or secret”Ab-­‐, a-­‐, abs-­‐ away  \n-­‐Abrasive: rough, coarse, harsh  \nAb: away  \nRas: scrape, shave  \nIve: like  \n“The teacher had an abrasive nature and was often harsh in her critiques.”  \n-­‐Abasement: humilation, degradation  \nAb: away  \nment: act of , result  \n“Our coach abased us when we made mistakes on the court”  \n-­‐Abrogate: cancel, deny, repeal  \nAb: away  \nRog: ask  \nAte: to make  \n“Since I found the book cheaper, I abrogated my original order”  \n-­‐Abstain: desist, go without, withdraw  \nAb: away  \nSt: stand  \n“During Ramadan, Muslims abstain from food during the daylight hours”  \n-­‐Abstemious: self denying, sparing in diet  \nAb: away  \nous: characterized by  \n“Tina thought she needed to lose weight so she adopted an abstemious diet”  \n-­‐Abdicate: to give up  \nab: away  \ndict: say, speak  \nate: to make  \n“The prince didn’t feel qualifed to be king so he abdicated the throne in favor of his little brother”  \n-­‐Abduction: a carrying away of a person against his will  \nab: away  \nduct: lead  \nion: act of , state of, result of  \n“The child was thought to be abducted, but it turned out he had just wandered off  \nCopyright © 2016 by BWS Education Consulting, Inc.  \n2  \n-­‐Abjure: to recall, recant or repudiate under oath  \nab: away  \njur: law, justice  \n“The witness later recanted his statement because they found ouot he was lying”Abrade: to wear away the surface or some part of by friction  \nab: away  \nrad: scrape, shave  \n“The button’s on Casey’s phone were abraded from constant texting”Abeyance: a state of suspension or temporary inaction  \nab: away  \nance: action, process ,state  \n“The committee couldn’t come to a decision so the problem was held in abeyance”Abnormal: not conformed to the ordinary rule or standard  \nab: away  \nal: relating to  \n“Kelly’s behavoir of blowing off homework was abnormal for a straight A student”Manufacture: the making or producing of anything  \nmanu: hand  \nact: do  \n“The company manufactured products for the electronics company”Activate: to cause to function  \nact: do  \nate: cause, make  \n“The screen lite up because pressing the button activated the computer”Aerial: of pertaining to, or like the air  \naer: air  \nal: pertaining to  \n“Birds are considered aerial animals”Aeronaut: one who naviagtes the air  \naero: air  \nnaut: ship  \n“The hot air balloon dirver was an aeronaut”Aeronautics: the art or practice of flying aircraft  \naer: air  \nnaut: ship  \nic: like, pertaining to  \n“Jet pilots must go through aeronautics training.”  \nAerostat: a balloon or other apparatus floating in or sustained by the air  \naer: air  \nstat: stationary, still  \n“The helium balloons were aerostat”  \nAgr-­‐ farming  \nAgrarian: pertainng to land  \nCopyright © 2016 by BWS Education Consulting, Inc.  \n3  \nagr: farming  \nian: native of, pertaining to  \n“The agrarian products were sold at the farmer’s market”  \nAmbi-­‐,amphi both, on both sides, around  \nAmbidextrous: having the ability of using both hands  \nambi: both  \ndextr: right  \nous: full of  \n“Sam switched easily between his hands while dining showing his ambidextrity”Ambiguous: having a double meaning  \nambi: both  \nous: full of  \n“The agreement between the countries was ambiguous and lead to many more conficts”Amphibious: living both on land and in water  \namphi: both  \nbi: two  \nous: full of  \n“Since frogs can move between land and sea they are amphibious”Ambul-­‐ walk, move  \nPerambulate: to walk about  \nper: through  \nambul: walk, move  \nate: to make  \n“The dog perambulated around the ","cbCaitDr1DtOeYbK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitDr1DtOeYbK","pdf",535236,81,"English","# Root-based Vocabulary Study for SAT and GRE\n## Learning Greek and Latin roots to deduce meanings\n## Vocabulary entries (roots, definitions, example sentences)","[{\"question\":\"How does learning Latin and Greek roots help on the SAT and GRE?\",\"answer\":\"The guide explains that many English words come from Greek and Latin roots, which appear across SAT and GRE vocabulary items. 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