Cicero Latin Vocabulary Practice Test

"Infitior" translates to "to deny" or "to disown" in English, capturing the essence of negation or rejection of something. This verb is derived from the Latin root related to asserting something is not true or valid. Thus, when someone uses "infitior," they are not only denying a claim but are also distancing themselves from it, which aligns with the meanings of disowning or rejecting.

The other choices represent different actions that don't correlate with the primary meaning of "infitior." Supporting, establishing, or assuming conveys a sense of acceptance or affirmation rather than the act of denial or disownment, which is the focal point of "infitior."