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MORPHOLOGY U14
Roots: chron, temp, loc
CHRONOLOGICAL (chron) Adjective
Arranged in the order of time that the events occurred or took place
Cleo had to write an essay about her life in chronological order, so she asked her parents if she could look at the pictures her family took.
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CHRONICALLY
(chron) Adverb
To occur in a habitual, repeated, or long-standing matter
Cleo's brothers chronically poured buckets of cold water from above her whenever she walked out the front door to go to school.
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CHRONICLE
(chron) Noun
A description of events in the order that they happened.
Cleo finally made it to school dry and she was ecstatic for school to start, so she grabbed a chronicle, and read it while waiting for her BFF, Brie.
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CHRONOGRAPH
(chron) Noun
A device (like a stopwatch) that is used for measuring and recording time in a very exact way
As Cleo and Brie walked into their classroom when the bell rang, they spotted a chronograph on Mr. Ray's desk.
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TEMPORARY
(temp) Adjective
Occurring for a limited amount of time; not permanent
When school was over, Brie and Cleo waited on the steps for their rides when they saw a "Closed Road" sign with the word "temporary" written on it.
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CONTEMPORARY
(temp) Adjective
Happening or beginning now or in recent times
Cleo took a contemporary picture of herself at home before the next day at school.
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LOCATION
(loc) Noun
A place or position
"This should be the location of your birthday party, Brie," exclaimed Cleo, pointing at the park on her phone map.
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LOCAL
(loc) Adjective
Relating to or occurring in a particular area, city, or town; located or living nearby
"It is a local place the park," explained Cleo, "so it would be the perfect place for your party."
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ALLOCATE
(loc) Verb
To divide and give out (something) for a special reason or to particular people, companies, or groups
Cleo walked to the cake store by the mall and decided to allocate her $ 540.00 to 23 cake makers.
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DISLOCATE
(loc) Verb
To force someone or something to move from a place or position
Cleo tripped over Joseph when she was talking to Brie, and dislocated her left shoulder, so she had a doctor take an x-Ray.
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MORPHOLOGY U14
By: R. K.
