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        |     over excessive, more than normal ex: hypercritical, hypertension |  | 
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        |     below deficient, less than normal, somewhat ex:  hypodermic, hyphen |  | 
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        |     after, change, transfer ex: metabolism, method |  | 
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        |     beside, resembling, disordered associated ex: parasite, paralysis |  | 
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        |     around, near ex: periscope, perimeter |  | 
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        |     before, in front of, forward ex: program, prologue 
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        |     toward, in addition to, fronting ex: prosthetic |  | 
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        |     syn-, sym-, syls-, sy-, sys- |  | Definition 
 
        |     with, together ex: synonym, symphony |  | 
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        |     flower ex: anthology, chyrsanthemum |  | 
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        |     color ex: monochrome, chromatin     |  | 
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        |     finger, toe ex: dactylolysis |  | 
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        |     to bind/ligament ex: diadem, asyndesis |  | 
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        |     to feel, perceive ex: aesthetics, akinesthesia |  | 
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        |     old person, old age ex: acrogeria, gerodontia |  | 
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        |     to know ex: diagnosis, agnostic |  | 
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        |     to write/thing written ex: paragraph, telegram |  | 
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        |     to move ex: cinema, kinetic |  | 
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        |     muscle ex: amoyostasia, myosin |  | 
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        |     to put, place ex: thesis, hypothesis |  | 
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        |     pertaining to, like belonging to, having the character of ex: biological |  | 
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        |     pertaining to, like ex: amphibian |  | 
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        |     pertaining to, like ex: epidemic |  | 
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        |     having the shape of, like ex: spheroid |  | 
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        |     full of, pertaining to, like ex: homogenous |  | 
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        |     one connected with ex: physician |  | 
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        |     art, science, study of ex: genetics |  | 
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        |     almond, tonsil ex: amygdala, amygdalitis |  | 
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        |     man, male ex: philander, androgyny |  | 
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        |     man, human being ex: anthropology, misanthrope |  | 
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        |     time ex: chronological, chronicle |  | 
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        |     power ex: dynamic, dynasty |  | 
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        |     naked, uncovered ex: gymnasium, gymnospore |  | 
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        |     female ex: misogynist, gynecologist |  | 
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        |     spiral ex: helicopter, antihelix |  | 
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        |     water, fluid ex: hydrant, hydrogen |  | 
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        |       physician, medical treatment ex: psychiatry |  | 
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        |     dark, black ex: melancholy, melanin |  | 
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        |     corpse, dead tissue ex: necrpolis, necrophilia |  | 
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        |     few, scanty ex: oligarchy, oligopod |  | 
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        |     child/instruction ex: pediatrics, encyclopedia |  | 
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        |     to eat ex: sarcophagous, phagocyte |  | 
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        |     to love, have an affinity for ex: philanthropy, bibliophile |  | 
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        |     many, much ex: polymer, polygamy |  | 
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        |     instep, edge of the eye ex: tarslagia, tarsoplasty |  | 
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        |     kidney ex: nephrolithiasis |  | 
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