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A:Magn,Magni B:maxi C:micro D:min |
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A:great B:large,great C&D:small |
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| generous;not selfish;forgiving |
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| a person of great importance and with great influence |
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| richness;splendid apperarance;beauty |
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| the greatest possible amount |
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| to increase to the greatest possible amount |
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| a very small living thing, especially bateria;a germ |
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| a device that changes sound waves to electrical impulses so they can be recored or amplified |
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| 1215, this charter provided a basis for guaranteeing the personal and political liberties of the people of England and placed the King under the rule of the law.(2)Any fundamental constitution guaranteeding cival and political rights |
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| a little world;a universe in miniature a cummunity ,etc. regarded as a epitome of the world |
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