[FREE] What are the root and affixes for the words: - pandemic . . . Disreputable: The root here is 'repute', the prefix 'dis-' indicates negation, and the suffix '-able' implies 'capable of' Thus, 'disreputable' means not considered to be respectable in character or appearance
Define the word disreputable and identify its root and affix (es). The word disreputable means not respectable or having a bad reputation It consists of the root repute and the prefix dis-, which negates the meaning of the root This implies a negative connotation regarding the reliability or ethics of the subject described
[FREE] Under Treasury Department Circular No. 230, which of the . . . Under Treasury Department Circular No 230, which of the following is an example of incompetence or disreputable conduct? A Conviction of any criminal offense involving dishonesty or breach of trust B Conviction of any misdemeanor offense under Federal, State, or local law C Willfully disclosing a taxpayer's tax return information with the consent of the taxpayer D Due to reasonable cause
Jim Brown, a tax practitioner, received a complaint from the IRS for . . . From the question, we're informed that Jim Brown, a tax practitioner, received a complaint from the IRS for disreputable conduct Of the options given, the item that is not required to be listed in the complaint is the unit and employee of the Internal Revenue Service that recommended the action against Jim
Define the word disreputable and identify its root and affix (es). The word 'disreputable' refers to having a bad reputation It derives from the root 'reputare' with the negative prefix 'dis- ' This indicates behaviors or entities that are deemed unethical or dishonorable
Which of the following is an example of semantic noise? c getting advice from a disreputable source d staying at a hostile environment Among these options, option a represents an example of semantic noise because it involves a language barrier The confusion arises from the different languages being spoken, which prevents the effective exchange of the message between the speaker and the receiver
Define the word disreputable and identify its root and affix (es). The word disreputable is an adjective that describes something or someone that is not held in good repute; that is, they are regarded as shameful or lacking integrity In the context of the sentence, 'The disreputable company preyed on senior citizens in the community,' it suggests that the company engaged in unethical or morally questionable practices Root and Affix Identification The root
[FREE] Part B Define the word disreputable and identify its root and . . . The definition and etymology of 'disreputable' can be confirmed through reputable dictionaries and linguistic sources, which explain the meanings of its root 'repute' and prefix 'dis-,' supporting the interpretation of the word as having a negative reputation
[FREE] Part B Define the word disreputable and identify its root and . . . The term disreputable refers to someone or something that is regarded as having a bad reputation, often due to immoral or unethical behavior In the context of the example provided, the phrase 'the disreputable company preyed on senior citizens in the community' highlights the unethical practices of the company, demonstrating how it is viewed negatively by society The root of the word