A Stem Dictionary of the English Language: for Use in Elementary Schools
A Stem Dictionary of the English Language: for Use in Elementary Schools
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stratos, an army ; ag'ein, to lead.
Strenu — vigorous ; strenuous. L.
strenuua.
Strep — - rattle ; obstreperous (noisy, rattling against). L.
s^repere.
String ; strict—draw tight, bind, compass, urge ; stringent, strict.
Digitized by Google STROPH — SULTAN.
195 astriction, astringent, boarcon- strictoVy ohstriction (obligation, a binding against), restrict (bind back), constrain (compel, bind together), distrain (seize goods for debt, pull asunder), district (a region, such as that in which a l...ord could distrain), distress (a calamity, o. pulling asunder), restrain (bind Imck), strain (draw tight), strait (compressed, narrow). L. stringere, strictus, Stroph (streph) — turn ; strophe (a part of a poem sung during a twm of dancing shows), apos^ trophe (a turning away from the audience to address one person or object only). G.
strephein, Stru ; struct — build ; eonstrue'^'^^ (build together), construct (build together), destroy (uribwHd), in- strument (an implement, as if for building in), structure (a building), instruct (build into the mind), obstruct (buUd against).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
stratos, an army ; ag'ein, to lead.
Strenu — vigorous ; strenuous. L.
strenuua.
Strep — - rattle ; obstreperous (noisy, rattling against). L.
s^repere.
String ; strict—draw tight, bind, compass, urge ; stringent, strict.
Digitized by Google STROPH — SULTAN.
195 astriction, astringent, boarcon- strictoVy ohstriction (obligation, a binding against), restrict (bind back), constrain (compel, bind together), distrain (seize goods for debt, pull asunder), district (a region, such as that in which a l...ord could distrain), distress (a calamity, o. pulling asunder), restrain (bind Imck), strain (draw tight), strait (compressed, narrow). L. stringere, strictus, Stroph (streph) — turn ; strophe (a part of a poem sung during a twm of dancing shows), apos^ trophe (a turning away from the audience to address one person or object only). G.
strephein, Stru ; struct — build ; eonstrue'^'^^ (build together), construct (build together), destroy (uribwHd), in- strument (an implement, as if for building in), structure (a building), instruct (build into the mind), obstruct (buUd against).
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