PHOS/PHOT ROOT

LUC ROOT

SPEC/SPECT ROOT

VID/VIS ROOT

LUCID

• Adjective
• Latin
• Meaning easy to understand, clear
• Synonyms: comprehensible, rational, sane
• Antonyms: confusing, clouded, puzzled

ELUCIDATE

• Verb
• Latin
• Meaning to make clear by explaining
• Synonyms: clarify, illuminate, explain
• Antonyms: Confuse, Complicate, Cloud

TRANSULCENT

• Adjective
• Latin
• Meaning allowing light to pass through
• Synonyms: Crystalline, luminous, see-through
• Antonyms: Blocked, cloudy, opaque

CIRCUMSPECT

• Adjective
• Latin
• Meaning careful; mindful of rules and consequences
• Synonyms: careful, considerate, wary
• Antonyms: careless, foolish, inattentive

INVIDIOUS

• Adjective
• Latin
• Meaning hateful or spiteful
• Synonyms: abominable, detracting, envious
• Antonyms: delightful, likeable, lovable

PROVIDENTIAL

• Adjective
• Latin
• Meaning happening by good fortune
• Synonyms: accidental, appropriate, befitting

IMPROVISE

• Verb
• Latin
• Meaning to create wihtout any forethought or preparation
• Synonyms: brainstorm, concoct, devise
• Antonyms: design, plan, premeditate

PROSPECT

• Noun
• Latin
• meaning that which is expected

SPECTER

• Noun
• Latin
• Meaning a ghost or phantom

PHOTOTROPIC

• Adjective
• Greek
• Meaning Tending to grow or move towards light

PHOSPHORESCENT

• Adjective
• Greek
• Meaning giving off light without heat

PHOTOGENIC

• Adjective
• Greek
• Meaning attractive in pictures or photgraphs