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A word for a outgoing person with the root vert?

Extrovert


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OnNe term is "ambivert" (both an introvert and an extrovert).


What agricultural word root are egregious and gregarious based on?

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The Latin root virtus means good a virtuous person is most likely a person who acts well.


The Latin root virtus means good A virtuous person is most likely a person who?

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What is the greek root word for stereotype?

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What is the root word of cowardly?

Coward, which means a person who lacks courage.


What is the root word for wear?

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What is root word for initiative?

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Does allege have a root word?

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The Latin root ped means foot. The word pedestrian most likely means a person who?

Walks


What does the root word di mean?

it means two ---------------------------------- I don't know the real answer, but if this helps the person who answered the question, the root BI means 2. Again, I'm not sure what the real answer is.