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Sergio
3 months ago
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What is an adverb with the root mer/mar

English
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Bond [7.5K]3 months ago
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An adverb is a word or phrase that modifies an adjective, a verb, another adverb or a group of words, typically indicating relations of place, time, manner, degree, and so on. Some adverbs that begin with the root mer/mar include:

mercurially, mercenarily, mercifully, merely, marginally, martially or marvelously.

hammer [7.6K]3 months ago
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These root-forms — MAR, MARI and MER — signify SEA and POOL, deriving from the Latin mare which means SEA. The Romans attached great importance to the sea: Mare Liberum referred to the open sea; Mare Clausum to a closed sea; and Mare Nostrum was their name for what we now call the Mediterranean Sea. Many words built from these roots have a lyrical quality, from MERmaid to MARina. "The Ancient Mariner" carries a more poetic ring than the equivalent phrase "The Old Sailor."
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