to cause something to stop happening for a time; to ask questions or say things while another person is speaking
causing something to be unable to continue in the normal way; interrupting the normal progress or activity of something
to cause to become dishonest or immoral; to cause a change for the worse
a crack or break in something; a break or tear in a part of the body
to send out rocks, ash, lava in a sudden explosion; to happen or begin suddenly and violently
corrupt
disruptive
erupt
interrupt
rupture
Mrs. Kern didn’t want to _______________ Avery while she was studying.
The townspeople nervously anticipated the day when the volcano would finally _______________.
Mrs. Anderson’s oldest son was incapable, haughty, and exceedingly _______________.
If you add one more drop of water to that balloon, it will certainly _______________!
Marco’s _______________ coworker barged into his office to chat.
seven (Greek)
nine (Latin)
three (both)
one (Greek)
ten (both)
five (Greek)
nine (Greek)
six (Latin)
four (Latin)
five (Latin)
six (Greek)
seven (Latin)
four (Greek)
eight (both)
tenth
million
thousandth
ten
hundred
thousand
hundredth
millionth