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The word transfix is from the Latin transfigere, from the prefix trans- plus figere meaning "to fasten." It shares the same roo...Question
The word transfix is from the Latin transfigere, from the prefix trans- plus figere
meaning "to fasten." It shares the same root with affix and fixture.
Based on this information, transfix probably means _____.
to cause an abrupt change in something
to hold something in place by piercing through
to attempt to repair something that has been broken
meaning "to fasten." It shares the same root with affix and fixture.
Based on this information, transfix probably means _____.
to cause an abrupt change in something
to hold something in place by piercing through
to attempt to repair something that has been broken
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None of the options provided accurately define the word transfix. Transfix means to cause someone to become motionless with awe, horror, or shock.
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