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What does the word 'animated' mean?
What does the term 'inanimate' refer to?
Not alive, especially not in the manner of animals and humans.
What does 'unanimous' mean?
Describing when two or more people are fully in agreement.
Define 'animosity'.
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What is an 'animal'?
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What does 'magnanimous' refer to?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary Study Notes: "Anim" Root Words
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Animated
- Describes someone or something that is lively or full of excitement.
- Associated with spirited behavior and an energetic presence.
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Inanimate
- Refers to objects or entities that are not alive.
- Specifically highlights the absence of life characteristics found in animals and humans.
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Unanimous
- Indicates full agreement among two or more individuals.
- Commonly used in discussions where consensus is essential.
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Animosity
- A strong feeling of hostility or aversion toward someone.
- Often implies a deep-seated resentment or antagonism.
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Animal
- Defined as a living organism that consumes organic matter.
- Typically possesses specialized sense organs and a nervous system, allowing for rapid response to stimuli.
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Magnanimous
- Describes a person who is very generous or forgiving.
- Particularly applies to attitudes toward rivals or those in less powerful positions.
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