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New Year’s Resolutions Vocabulary Puzzle #1 — myvocabulary.com

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New Year’s Resolutions Vocabulary Puzzle #1
To solve the 8 vocabulary word puzzle on interactive worksheets use the Latin/Greek roots or word parts, the vocabulary word definition, part of speech and the New Year’s Resolutions Vocabulary word bank.

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The Latin/Greek roots or word parts, the vocabulary definition, part of speech and the New Year’s Resolutions Vocabulary word bank will help you solve the worksheet puzzles.

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Two New Year’s Resolutions Vocabulary word lists are available: first – 202 “Making Resolutions Vocabulary words” (for writing assignments and additional vocabulary study) and; second – 167 “Celebrating January 1st” vocabulary words.

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Vocabulary Word List:

New Year’s Resolutions Vocabulary word bank:

New Year’s Resolutions Vocabulary words beginning with the letter C: capitalize, capitulate, caprice, concede, conceit, conviction, creative, credibility, creed, credulous;

New Year’s Resolutions Vocabulary words beginning with the letter I: impediment, inconceivable, inconsequential, indulge, intend, intent, irrepressible, irresistible, irreversible, irrevocable;

New Year’s Resolutions Vocabulary words beginning with the letter P: panacea, perennial, perpetual, plausible, plethora, proclamation, proclivity, procrastinate

1) To surrender usually on terms agreed upon in advance; to give up resistance to; to acquiesce (verb) Root CAPIT = head

2) A fixed, strong or firm belief; the state of being proved or declared guilty (noun) Root VICT = conquer

3) A remedy for all ills; a cure-all; a solution for all difficulties (noun) Root PAN = all

4) To put off doing something until a future time; to postpone or delay needlessly (verb) Root CRAS = tomorrow

5) An overabundance; an excessive quantity or fullness (noun) Root PLET = fill, be full

6) An official public announcement; something declared in a formal manner (noun) Root CLAM = shout, cry out

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