greg
LatinVariants
greggregis
Related Roots
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About This Root
From Latin grex, gregis (flock, herd). All derivatives relate to grouping: congregate (gather together), segregate (separate from the flock), gregarious (sociable, flock-loving). Egregious originally meant 'standing out from the herd' in a positive sense, but shifted to mean outstandingly bad.
Associated Words
aggregation
The act of gathering things together into a whole
TOEFLC1
congregate
To gather or assemble into a group
TOEFLGREC2
egregious
Outstandingly bad or shocking; conspicuously offensive
GREC2
gregarious
Sociable and enjoying others' company; living in groups
TOEFLGREC1
gregariousness
The quality of being sociable and enjoying others' company
GREC1
segregate
To separate people or things, especially by race or group
IELTSTOEFLC2