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trust; to tell confidentially
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enjoying companionship; easy to get along with
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having power to compel or constrain; convincing; tending to persuade
co/com/con- together
gen- birth, creation, kind |
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existing at the same time; happening or operating at the same time; joint and equal in authority
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cur/cour/ to run (a course) |
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rapidly and often superficially done; hasty; performed without regard for care or thoroughness
cur/cour- to run (a course)
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one that precedes and indicates the approach of another; forerunner; something whose arrival foretells another thing
pre-before
cur/cour- to run (a course) |
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to become liable or subject to; bring down upon oneself; to begin to suffer the consequences of (an illness, etc.)
in- not
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logically consistent; hanging together; not clashing
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her/hes- to stick |
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established as an essential part of something ; of the essence of a thing; prompted by instinct rather than tutelage
in- not
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perceptible by the sense of touch; of, relating to, or perceptible through the sense of touch
tact- touch |
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the origin or coming into existence of something; the first part of a process
gen- birth, creation, kind |
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easy to get along with; having features that fit in with those if another; agreeable
con/com/co- together
gen- creation, birth, kind |
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offspring; children; descendant
pro- forward, supporting
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being the same through out; of the same or a similar kind; uniform structure
homo- same
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same word, different meaning
homo- same
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a fictitious name; an assumed name
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a wrong or inappropriate name or designation
mis- wrong, bad
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dishonorable; despicable; humiliating
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consisting of dissimilar ingredients or constituents; mixed
hetero- different, other
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differing from an acknowledged standard; holding unorthodox opinions
hetero- different, other
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the quality or state of being faithful; dedication to duty or party
fid- faith, trust |
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people who are abjure orthodox religious belief; one who is not a Christian or opposes Christianity; an unbeliever especially with respect to a particular religion
in- not
fid- trust, faith |
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made in good faith; genuine; real; not fake
fid- trust, faith |
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lacking confidence; reserved; not inclined to put oneself forward in social situations
di- apart, through, away
fid- trust, faith |
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violation of faith or loyalty; treachery; the act of betraying
fid- faith, trust |
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involving a confidence or trust; held or holding in trust for another; someone to whom property is entrusted
fid- faith, trust |
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lively in spirit, temper, or conduct; full of live
viv- life |
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capable of living; capable of developing and growing
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the cutting of or operation on a living animal
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scenery pleasant to behold; a distant view through or along an avenue or opening
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the front of the head; the face or countenance of a person or sometimes an animal
vis- to see |
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