Latin Roots #6

Roots and Derivatives

1. corp(or)-body
2. cred- to believe, to trust
3. cur(r) cure, course-to run, to flow
4. dic(t)- to speak, to say

   Words

1. Benediction- the invocation of a divine blessing
2. Concourse- running or flowing together
3. Concurrent-occurring at the same time
4. Corporal-related to the physical body
5. Corpulent- very stout; fleshy and obese; fat
6. Credibility-the quality of being believable or trustworthy
7. Credulity-the (naive) willingness to believe too easily without proof
8. Cursory-done in a superficial or hasty manner
9. Dictum-an authoritative saying or maxim
10. Incorporate- to form into one body or functioning unit
11. Incredulous- not believing,skeptical, or doubting
12. Indicative-suggestive

Sentences

1. Some funerals might have benedictions.
2. Crowds rarely are concourse.
3. At the concurrent time of writing this everyone else in my house is eating dinner.
4. I would highly despise getting a corporal punishment.
5. I feel like I am corpulent.
6. Some news stations do not have credibility.
7. I can't think of a creative sentence for credulity.
8. When i for get to do something right before i fall asleep I get it done cursorily.
9. I don't recall knowing of any dictums.
10. I would like to incorporate breaks into my time doing homework but i get to stressed to.
11. I'm incredulous to global warming.
12. When people say just kidding after something they are kinda of indicative.