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Vol and Mort By Ashley Marrinan-Levy

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Vol and Mort. By Ashley Marrinan-Levy. Vol. Latin Means wish or will What words can you think of that incorporate this affix?. These words use the Latin root VOL which means wish or will:. Volition Benevolent Malevolent Frivolous Involuntary. volition. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Vol and Mort

By

Ashley Marrinan-Levy

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Vol

Latin

Means wish or will

What words can you think of that incorporate this affix?

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These words use the Latin root VOL which means wish or will:

Volition

Benevolent

Malevolent

Frivolous

Involuntary

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volition

The act of choosing to do something

Noun

What are some things you do of your own volition on a daily basis?

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benevolent

Can you infer the definition of benevolent based on the meaning of the affix bene (good)?

Intending good things to happen.

A benevolent person says and does things to help people.

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malevolent

Mal (bad) + vol (will) = wish for evilWishing ill or harm to othersMalicious

Who can tell a story about something malevolent your sibling has done to you?

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frivolous

Adj.

Characterized by lack of seriousness or sense

Not important

Inappropriately silly

Have you ever made a frivolous purchase? Discuss with your shoulder partner.

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involuntary

Not done by choice or as a result of thought.

Examples: What other involuntary actions can you think of?

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MORT

Latin

Means death

What words can you think of that incorporate this affix?

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Voldemort

Morticia Adams

Mortgage

Amortize

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mortgage

1390, from O. Fr. mort (dead) + gage (pledge) = “dead pledge”

A mortgage is a legal pledge that says the person will pay a specified amount of money for a piece of property. If they can’t pay, their property is pledged to the creditor and may be repossessed, making the property “dead” to the tenant.

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amortize

To liquidate a debt (such as a mortgage) by installment payments.

To write off an expenditure by prorating it over a certain period.

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mortified

A feeling of humiliation, shame, or complete embarrassment.

Mort (death) + facere (to make) = mortify

How would you react if your mom wore this to the mall and all your friends saw her?

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mortmain

Mort (dead) + main (hand) = “dead hand”

Inalienable ownership. For example, land or property that is passed from generation to generation and can’t be sold.

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immortal

Adj.

Not subject to death

Perpetual, lasting, constant

Draw two things you would do if you were immortal.

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Time for Vocabulary Charades!