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away from
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toward
ex: admit, align, accept/affect, agression/arrogant, assimilate/attend |
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on both sides
ex: ambidextrous |
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with, together
ex: coherence, collect, compete, consent, corrupt |
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apart
ex: divert, different, dismiss |
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out from
ex: expense, eject, effect |
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outside
ex: extraordinary, extrovert |
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in
ex: initiate, illustrate, impulse, irrigate |
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not
ex: inaudible, illegible, impossible, irregular |
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inside
ex: intramural, introduction |
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against, in the way of
ex: object, occur, offer, opponent |
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through
ex: perfect, pardon |
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forward
ex: propulsion, portray, pursue |
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back, again
ex: recapture, redemption |
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apart
ex: select, sedition |
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under
ex: subject, succeed, suffer, suggest, support, surrogate, suspense |
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over
ex: supervise, survey |
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across, on the other side, (change)
ex: ransgress, transcend, traverse |
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