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| able, ible (edible, presentable, legible) |
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| ac, ic, ical (cardiac, mythic, dramatic, musical) |
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| acious, icious (malicious, audacious) |
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| ant, ent (eloquent, verdant) |
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| ate (consecrate, enervate, eradicate) |
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| en (awaken, strengthen, soften) |
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| er (1) (bigger, wiser, happier) |
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| er (2) (teacher, baker, announcer0 |
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| cy, ty, ity (democracy, accuracy, veracity) |
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| ful (respectful, cheerful, wonderful) |
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| fy (magnify, petrify, beautify) |
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| ism (monotheism, fanaticism, egotism) |
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| ist (facist, realist, artist0 |
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| ize, ise (victimize, rationalize, harmonize) |
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| logy (biology, geology, neurology) |
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| oid (ovoid, anthropoid, spheroid) |
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| ose, ous (verbose, lachrymose, nauseous, gaseous) |
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| osis (psychosis, neurosis, hypnosis) |
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| tion, sion (exasperation, irritation, transition, concession) |
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| tude 9fortitude, beatitude, certitude) |
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