from, away from

Ex. abduct: lead away

abjure: renonunce

to, forward

Ex. accord: agreement, harmony

affliction: cause of distress

without

Ex. anarchy: lack of government

amoral: without moral sense

before

Ex. antecedent: preceding event or word

antediluvian: ancient

chief, first

Ex. archetype: original

archibishop: chief bishop

over, thoroughly

Ex. bedaub: smear over

befuddle: confuse thoroughly

down

Ex. catastrophe: disaster

cataract: waterfall

catapult: hurt, throw down

with, together

Ex. combine: merge with

collateral: subordinate, connected

against

Ex. contravene: conflict with

controversy: dispute

down, away

Ex. debase: lower in value

decadence: deterioration

faulty, bad

Ex. dyslexia: faulty ability to read

dyspepsia: indigestion

beneath, lower

Ex. hypoglycemia: low blood sugar

involving change

Ex. metamorphosis: change of form