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What does the Latin root vert mean?

The Latin root vert means to turn or to turn around.

Here are some examples of words derived from this root:

* Convert: To change from one form or state to another.

* Revert: To return to a former state.

* Inversion: The act of turning something upside down or inside out.

* Vertebrae: The bones of the spinal column, which are named for their ability to turn and bend.

* Divert: To turn aside or change course.

* Avert: To turn away or prevent.

* Subvert: To undermine or overthrow.

* Adverse: Opposed or unfavorable (think of turning against)

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