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What does the root word doc mean?

The root word "doc" comes from the Latin word "docere", which means "to teach" or "to instruct".

Here are some examples of words that use this root:

* Doctor: A person who has been taught to treat illnesses and injuries.

* Doctrine: A set of beliefs or principles taught by a person or group.

* Document: A piece of written or printed material that provides information.

* Indoctrinate: To teach someone to accept a set of beliefs uncritically.

* Docile: Easily taught or managed; willing to be taught.

It's important to note that while "doc" is a common root, some words with "doc" may have different origins. For example, "dock" (a place where ships load and unload) comes from the Old English word "docca".

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