1.5 Greek & Latin: lev

the make suffering or illness less severe

• leverage

• levitate

• alleviate

• elevate

• relevant

The woman had _________________ over the man, so she won their fight.

• leverage
• levitate
• alleviate
• elevate
• relevant

The man used his status to _________________ to the top of the organization.

• leverage
• levitate
• alleviate
• elevate
• relevant

It is not _________________ to talk about animals while you are at the doctor’s office.

• leverage
• levitate
• alleviate
• elevate
• relevant

The medicine helps _________________ pain after surgery.

• leverage
• levitate
• alleviate
• elevate
• relevant

The woman was able to _________________ 1 foot off the ground.

• leverage
• levitate
• alleviate
• elevate
• relevant

Bonus: lev means:

to rise and hover in the air

• leverage

• levitate

• alleviate

• elevate

• relevant

to lift or raise something up to a higher position

• leverage

• levitate

• alleviate

• elevate

• relevant

something that is closely connected to something else

• leverage

• levitate

• alleviate

• elevate

• relevant