not, without

Ex. amoral; asymmetrical; anarchy; anonymity;

from, away, apart

Ex. abort, abscond, avert, abnormal, abdicate

to, toward

Ex. adhere, adjacent, advent, abet, affluent, aspire

another

Ex. alias, altruism

love

Ex. amorous, amicable

both

Ex. ambidextrous, amphibious

walk

Ex. ambulance, amble

mind, spirit, breath

Ex. animal; unanimous

sharp, sour

Ex. acid, acute, acrid

year

Ex. annual; biennial

before

antebellum; anterior; antiquity

human

Ex. anthropology; philanthropy

against, opposite

Ex.  antidote; antagonist

hear

Ex. audio; audience

self

Ex. autobiography; autonomous

war

Ex.  belligerent; rebellion

good

Ex. benefit; benevolent; benign

two

Ex. bicycle; bilingual

life

Ex.  biology; biography

book

Ex. bible; biliography

money, purse

Ex. reimburse; disburse

happen, fall

Ex.  cadence, cascade, accident

head

Ex. captain; decapitate; precipitate

flesh

Ex. carnage; "carne asada burrito"

take, hold, seize

Ex. capable; captivate; intercept; emancipate

yield, go

Ex.  secede, cease, incessant

color

Ex. chrome; monochrome

time

Ex. chronology; chronicle

murder

Ex. homocide; suicide

around

Ex. circumference; circumnavigate

slope

Ex. incline

shut, close

Ex. conclude; reclusive; claustrophophic; cloister

with, together

Ex. coeducation; compassion; concur

know

Ex. recognize; diagnosis

against

Ex. controversy; contradict

body

Ex. corpse

world

Ex. cosmopolitan; cosmos

rule, power

Ex. democracy; aristocrat

trust, believe

Ex. incredible; credence

grow

Ex. crescent

blame, fault

Ex. culprit; culpable

run

Ex. current; incursion

down, out, apart

Ex. depart; decry; detest

ten, tenth

Ex. decade; decimal

people

Ex. democracy; epidemic

day

Ex. diary; diurnal

across

Ex. diagonal

speak

Ex. diction; verdict

DIS, DIF, DI

not, apart, away

Ex.  disband; difference; divert

teach

Ex. doctrine; docile

pain

Ex. condolence; doleful

lead

Ex. seduce; conduct

self

Ex. ego; egocentric

EN, EM

in, into

Ex. enter; embroil

wander

Ex. erratic; errant

well, good

Ex.eulogy; euphemism

out, out of

Ex. exit; excommunicate; evict