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"step, go"
retrograde, gradual, egress, digress, transgress
(literally, "to step across (the bounds of reghteousness0", etc. |
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"fill"
and
"full"
deplete, replete, expletive, suppletion, plenary, plenipotentiary, replenish, etc |
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"foot"
(distinguished from P(A)ED- "child" |
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"child"
(distinguished from PED-)
encyclopedia- [pedagogue, pedagogical, etc. |
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"foot"
octopus (creature with eight feet), platypus (flat footed one) podium, antipodes, and podiatrist "foot doctor" |
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"mind, feeling, life"
magnimonious, pusillanimous, animated, unanimous, equanimity, etc. |
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| "bear, carry" (on handout)
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to draw
ad+ TRACT- + -ive = attractive |
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to do
ex- + FECT- + -ive = effective |
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"tending to", "inclined to"
(act, tract, fect) |
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"tending to" "inclined to"
(tin, spic) |
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to hold
con+ TIN+ uous= continuous |
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to look
con+SPIC+uous= conspicuous |
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tending to, serving for
(duct, puls, dict) |
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to lead
intro-DUCT+ory= introductory |
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to drive
con-PULS-ory= compulsory |
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to speak
contra-DICT-ory= contradictory |
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to separate, distinguish
discernment, secret, excrete, ascertain |
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hard; to last
duration, endurable |
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to pour, melt
refund fusion, confusion, foundry |
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to be born
nascent, native, prenatal, nature, natural |
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to drive, push
propel, compeling, impulsive, repulsive |
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| PON-, POSIT-, [POUND-] [POSE-] |
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to place, put
component, deposit, position, compound, compse, oppose |
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to twist
torture, distort |
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