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Latin: cedere, cessum "to go, to yield" (v).
CONCEDE |
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To grant
To admit that something is true |
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Latin: currere, cursum "to run" (v).
CONCUR |
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To agree in opinion or decision
To affirm |
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Latin: currere, cursum "to run" (adj).
DISCURSIVE |
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Wandering from one topic to another
Rambling |
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Latin: sequi, secutus "to follow" (v).
ENSUE |
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| To come after; to happen as a result of |
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Latin: cedere, cessum "to go, to yield" (adj).
INCESSANT |
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Continual
Going on without stopping; seemingly never-ending |
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Latin: cedere, cessum "to go, to yield" (v).
INTERCEDE |
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| To ask or plead with on behalf of another |
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Latin: sequi, sectus "to follow" (adj).
OBSEQUIOUS |
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Too willing to serve or obey
Servile |
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Latin: petere, petitum "to seek, to go towards" (v).
PERPETUATE |
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| To cause to continue; to further |
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Latin: petere, petitum "to seek, to go towards" (n).
PERPETUITY |
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| A time period lasting through the ages; eternity |
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Latin: sequi, secutus "to follow" (n).
SEGUE |
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| Movement from one thing to another; transition |
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Latin: currere, cursum "to run" (n).
SUCCOR |
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