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Incision (from Latin cis meaning cut; kill)

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Incision (from Latin cis meaning cut; kill)

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An incision is a surgical cut made into skin or flesh. Ex. If surgeons average 400 surgeries a year, that means they are making hundreds of incisions in their lifetime.

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You will convene with someone to make something great. that will impact your life in an extraordinary way.

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A pendant is a piece of jewelry that hangs from a chain worn around the neck. Ex. For Valentine's day my husband got me a diamond heart pendant.

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Collect (from Latin lect meaning choose; appoint; gather

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Collect (from Latin lect meaning choose; appoint; gather

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This song demonstrates the meaning of the word fugitive (a person who escaped from a place or is hiding).

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Trivia (from Latin via meaning way; road; journey)

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Trivia (from Latin via meaning way; road; journey)

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Steps to being great at TRIVIA!!
The first step is to study
REALLY maybe you're trying to do this for fun, but that doesn't mean you don't have to put in the work
I mean it doesn't have to be ALL work though, one of the best ways to study is by watching trivia shows like Jeopardy, and Mind Masters. The contestants on these shows are
VERY well disciplined and have dedicated hundreds of hours to studying. So yes maybe
In real life trivia is easy on the games you play on your phone, but if you want to become
AMAZING or an EXPERT at trivia, you must follow these steps.

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Ligament (from Latin lig meaning bind; tie)

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Ligament (from Latin lig meaning bind; tie)

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Twitter Vocabulary Template for Students

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This is a sounds of whirling of wind or air.

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Orator (from Latin ora meaning mouth; speak; prayer

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Orator (from Latin ora meaning mouth; speak; prayer

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You will become an excellent orator in the next 3 months.

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Judicial (from Latin judic meaning decide; judge)

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Judicial (from Latin judic meaning decide; judge)

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The judge weighed the evidence for almost 3 hours before coming to an official judicial decision.
Although judicial doesn't mean "a judge," I chose a judge emoji because they typically have the final say in judicial matters, and are the "face" of the justice system.