25. WPME p. 167
chronos
time
ana-, a-
negative prefix
con-
with, together
syn-, sym-
with, together
-ize
verb suffix
pathos
disease, suffering, feeling
en-, em-
in
chronicity
condition of continual or repeated
recurrence
anachronism
something, or someone, out of time
incongruity
something, or state of being, out of place
chronology
calendar of events in order of occurrence
chronometer
timepiece; device that measures time very
accurately
chronometry
measurement of time
synchronization
act of occurring, or of causing to occur, at
the same time
pathology
disease; study of disease
sympathy
a sharing or understanding of another’s
feeling
telepathy
ESP; communication from a distance
pathologist
one who examines tissue to diagnose
disease
antipathy
hostility; strong dislike
apathy
lack of feeling; non-responsiveness
empathy
identification with another’s feelings
synchronize
happen, or cause to happen, at the same
time or rate
empathize
share another’s feelings so strongly as to
experience those feelings oneself
anachronous
out of time
incongruous
out of place
synchronous
occurring at the same time or rate
pathetic
suffering; arousing sympathy or pity
telepathic
relating to extrasensory perception
Are these dates in chronological order? 1492, 1941, 1586
no
Is pathology the study of healthy tissue?
no
Is telepathic communication carried on by telephone?
no
Does a sympathetic response show an understanding of another’s feelings?
Yes
Is one antipathetic to things, ideas, or people one finds agreeable?
No
Do apathetic people react strongly?
No
Does an empathic response show identification with the feelings of another?
yes
Is a swimsuit incongruous attire at a formal ceremony?
Yes
Is an anachronistic attitude up to date?
No
Are synchronous movements out of time with one another?
No
in order of time
crhonological
out of place
incongruous
out of time (two forms)
anachronous
out of time (two forms)
anachronistic
something, or state of being, out of place
incoungruity
lack of feeling
apathy
measurer of time
chronometer
study of disease
pathology
feeling of hostility or dislike
antipathy
to occur, or cause to occur, at the same time or rate
synchronize
evoking sorrow or pity
pathetic
something out of time
anachronism
state of recurring again and again
chronicity
extransensory perception
telepathy
one who examines tissue to diagnose disease
pathologist
identification with the feelings of another
empathy
happening at the same time or rate (adj.)
synchronous
skillful at thought transference without sensory communication
telepathic
calendar of events in time sequence
chronology
referring to the measurement of time (adj.)
chronometric