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away from
(ab-sent, ab-normal, a-verse) |
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ac-
acere, acerbus, acidus |
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Definition
sharp, pointed, sour
acute, acupuncture, acid |
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| ad-, a-, ac-, af-, ag-, al-, am-, an-, ap-, ar-, as-, at- |
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Definition
movement toward, in addition to
adept, affront, aggregate, annex, assist |
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field, country
agriculture, agronomy, peregrine |
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white
(albino, Albus Dumbledore, Albion) |
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ambi-, am-, amb-, ambo-, an-
(am-bi) |
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both
(ambivalent, ambiguous, amputate) |
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Definition
friend
(inimical, amicable) |
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ample, bountiful
amplitude, amplify |
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Definition
breath, life, spirit
(animal, animate) |
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Definition
year, yearly
(annual,millennium) |
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Definition
before, against
(antiquarian,antebellum,anticipate) |
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aqu-, aqua-, aque-, aqui-
(aqua) |
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Definition
plough, till, farm
(arable) |
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ar-,are-,ari-
(areo, arere) |
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aug-, auct-
(auctus, augere) |
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Definition
grow, increase
(augment, augent, auction) |
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Definition
ear, relating to the ear
auricle, aurinasal, auscultation |
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Definition
rod-shaped, staff, stick, rod, support
baculiform, baculum |
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be-, beat-
beatus, beare, bene |
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Definition
bless, blessing, enrich
(beatify, beatitude, benefactor) |
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Definition
war
(antebellum, bellicose, belligerent) |
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bi-, bin-, bis-
(bis, bini) |
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Definition
two
(biennial, bigamy, binary, binoculars, biscotti) |
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good, well
(bonus, bonify, bonitary) |
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Definition
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brachi-, brachio-
(bracchium) |
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Definition
arm
(brachiferous, brachial, brachiocubital) |
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Term
brev-, brevi-
(brevis, breviare) |
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Definition
brief, short
(abbreviation, brevextensor, brevicaudate, brevity) |
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Term
bucc-, bucci-, bucco-
(bucca) |
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Definition
cheek, mouth, cavity
(buccal, buccilingual, buccolingual) |
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Term
bulb-, bulbi-, bulbo-, bulbor-
bulbus |
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Definition
bulbous, bulb (like an onion)
(bulbiform, bulboartrial, bulborrhexis, bulbous, Bulbasaur) |
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Definition
bubble, flask
(bullectomy, ebullient, ebullism, bulliferous) |
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Term
burs-, bursa-, bursi-, burso-
(bursa) |
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Definition
pouch, purse
(bursa, bursalogy, bursar, disburse, reimburse) |
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Term
cad-, -cid-, cas-
(cadere, casus) |
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Definition
fall, die, cease, decay
(accident, cadence, case) |
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Term
caed-, -cid-, caes-, -cis-
caedere, caesus |
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Definition
cut
(caesura, incisor, scissors) |
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Term
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Definition
limestone, chalk, pebble, the finish line
(calcite, calcium, calculate, calculus, chalicothere) |
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Term
calor-, calo-, calori-
(calor, caleo) |
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Definition
warmth, heat, glow, zeal, ardour
calorie, caloradiance, calorigenic |
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Term
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Definition
room, chamber, vault
(bicameral, camera) |
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Term
camp-, campi-, campo-
(campus) |
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Definition
flat space, plain, field, sea, opportunity, scope, theatre
(camp,champion, campaign, campicolous, campimetry, campotomy) |
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Definition
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can-, -cin-, cant-
(Caneo, canere) |
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Definition
sing, recite, prophesy,, chant, blow
(cantata, canto, cantor) |
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Term
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Definition
glow, iridescent, shine
(candela, candid, candle, candor, incandescent, incendiary, incense) |
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Term
cap-, -cip-, capt-, -cept-
(capere, captus) |
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Definition
take, hold
(captive, capture, conception, recipient) |
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Term
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Definition
head, leader, chief, division, section, paragraph, chapter
(capital, decapitation, precipitation) |
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Definition
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Term
|
Definition
box, case, bookcase
(capsule) |
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Term
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Definition
charcoal, coal, burn
(carbohydrate) |
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Term
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Definition
jail, prison, beginning, enclosure
(incarcerate) |
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Term
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Definition
hinge, pivot and socket, critical moment or action
(cardinal) |
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Term
carn-, carni-
(caro, carnis) |
|
Definition
flesh, pulp
(carnal, carnival, carnivore, reincarnation) |
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Definition
pure, religious, pious
(caste, castigate) |
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Definition
chain
(catenary, concatenation) |
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Definition
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Definition
cause, motive, reasoncase, claim, contention, pretext, situation, condition
(causative, causal, because) |
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Term
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Definition
hollow, concave, excavated, channeled
(cave, cavity, excavation) |
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Term
ced-, cess-
cedere, cessus |
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Definition
go, move, cede
(procession, recede, secede) |
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Definition
quick, fast, swift
(acceleration, celerity) |
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Definition
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cent-, centem-, centesim
(centum, centesimus) |
|
Definition
hundred, hundredth
(centenarian, centenary, century, cent) |
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Definition
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Term
cervic-
(cervix, cervicis) |
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Definition
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Term
|
Definition
head, brain
(cerebral, cerebellum) |
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Term
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Definition
other, remainder, rest
(et cetera) |
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Term
|
Definition
cord, rope, string,tripe, intestine
chord, chordata |
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Term
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Definition
eyelash, eyelid
(cilia, supercilious) |
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Term
|
Definition
ash
(incineration, cinder) |
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Term
cing-, cinct-
(cingere, cinctus) |
|
Definition
gird, surround, circle, ring.
(succinct) |
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Term
circ-, circum-
(circus, circum) |
|
Definition
circle, ring, orbit, around
(circus, circumcise, circumference, circumlocution, circumnavigate) |
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Definition
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Definition
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Definition
clear, bright,renowned, famous, upstanding, respected
clarity, declaration |
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Term
claud-, -clud-, claus-, -clus-
claudere, clausus |
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Definition
close, shut, besiege, blockade, limit, restrict
(clause, exclusion, include) |
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Term
clement-
clemens, clementis |
|
Definition
mild, merciful, lenient, peaceful
(clemency, inclement) |
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Term
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Definition
lean, recline, bend, sink
(declination, inclined, recline) |
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Term
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Definition
strain
(colander, coulee, percolate) |
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Definition
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Definition
neck, throat, stem, wheel
(collar) |
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Term
|
Definition
color, pigment, complexion, outward appearance
coloration, coloratura, tricolor |
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Term
con-, co-, col-, com-, cor-
(cum) |
|
Definition
with, together
(coagulate, collide, compress, connect, contain, corrode) |
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Term
|
Definition
season, flavor
(condiment) |
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Term
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Definition
against, contrary, opposed to
(contradict, contraception, contradiction, contrast, contrary) |
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Term
cord-, cardia-
cor, cordis |
|
Definition
heart, soul, mind
(dischord, accord, cordial, cardiac) |
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Term
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Definition
horn, tusk, power, strength, might
(corn, cornet, cornea, cornucopia, unicorn) |
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Term
|
Definition
crown, garland, wreath
corona, coronation |
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Term
corpor-
(corpus, corporis) |
|
Definition
body, flesh, trunk, collection
(corporation, corpse, corpuscle corps, core) |
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Term
|
Definition
bark, shell
cortical, corticosteriod, cortex |
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Definition
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Definition
Dense, thick, solid, Fat, gross, plump.
(crass, crassitude) |
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Term
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Definition
make, birth, produce, choose, cause
(creation, creature) |
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Term
|
Definition
believe, trust, lend, commit
(credentials, credibility, creditor, incredible) |
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Term
cribr-
(cribrum, cribrare) |
|
Definition
sieve, riddle
(cribble, cribrate) |
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Term
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Definition
curled, crimped, tremulous
(crepe, crispate, crisp) |
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Term
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Definition
crest, plume, comb, tuft
(cristate) |
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Term
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Definition
cross, torture
(crucial, crucifix, crucify, excruciating, Cruciatus, crucible) |
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Definition
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Definition
lie, sleep
(incubation, succuba) |
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Definition
blame, fault
(culpable, exculpate) |
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Definition
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Definition
care for
(accurate, curator, cure) |
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Term
curr-, curs-
(currere, cursus) |
|
Definition
run, hurry, hasten, speed, move, travel, proceed.
(currency, concurrent, current, cursive, recursion) |
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Term
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Definition
bent, crooked, curved
(curvature, curve, curvaceous) |
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Term
cusp-, cuspid-
(cuspis, cuspidis) |
|
Definition
lance, point, sting
(cusp, bicuspid) |
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Term
|
Definition
skin, rind, leather
(cutaneous, cuticle) |
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Term
|
Definition
damage, injure
(condemn, damnation, indemnify) |
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Term
|
Definition
from, away from, removing, down
(deletion, dementia, descend, depart) |
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Definition
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Term
decim-, dec-, den
(decimus, decem) |
|
Definition
ten, tenth part
"decimal, December, decade, denarius, denary, denier, dinar, dinero, dinheiro" |
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Term
|
Definition
dense, compact, crowded, close, frequent
(condense, density) |
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Term
|
Definition
tooth, spike, envy
(dental, indent, dentures) |
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Term
|
Definition
right, skillful, fortunate, favorable, proper, fitting
(dexterity, dextrose, ambidextrous) |
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Term
dict-, dic-
(dicere, dictus) |
|
Definition
say, speak
(contradict, dictate, dictation, dictionary, edict, predict) |
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Definition
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Term
doc-, doct-
(docere, doctus) |
|
Definition
teach
(docile, doctor, indoctrinate) |
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Term
|
Definition
house, home, a family
dome, domicile, domestic |
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Term
|
Definition
give, pardon
(donor, condone, donation) |
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Term
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Definition
sleep
(dormant, dormitory) |
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Term
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Definition
back, ridge, summit
(dorsal, endorse) |
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Definition
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Definition
doubtful, fluctuating, doubting
(dubious, indubitably) |
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Definition
lead
(induct, abduction, conductor, deduction, introduction, production, reduction) |
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Term
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Definition
lead
(induct, abduction, conductor, deduction, introduction, production, reduction) |
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Term
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Definition
sweet, agreeable, fragrant, friendly
(dulcet, dulcimer) |
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Term
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Definition
hard, severe
(durable, duration, duress, endure, obdurate) |
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Definition
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em-, empt-
(emere, emptus) |
|
Definition
buy, acquire
(empty, exemption, preempt, redeem) |
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Definition
imitate, rivaling
(emulate) |
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Term
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Definition
sword, war, defender
(ensiform) |
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Definition
equal
level, even, calm, fair, impartial
(equal, equivalence, equilibrium) |
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Definition
stray, err
(err, aberration, errant, error) |
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Definition
from, out
(exam, exclude, extend, extrude) |
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Term
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Definition
say, speak
(fate, infant, preface) |
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Definition
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fac-, -fic-, fact, -fect-
(facere, factus) |
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Definition
do, make
(defect, factory, manufacture) |
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Term
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Definition
sickle, scythe
(falciform) |
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Term
fall-, -fell-, fals-
(fallere, falsus) |
|
Definition
decieve, trick, appease, beguile
(false, falsity, infallibility) |
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Term
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Definition
serving, servile
(family, familiar) |
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Term
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Definition
bundle, burden, load
(fasciculation, fascism) |
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Term
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Definition
foolish, silly, simple
(fatuous, infatuation) |
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Term
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Definition
treaty, agreement, contract, league, pact, compact
(confederation, federal) |
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Definition
happy, lucky, blessed, fortunate
(felicity, Felic Felicis) |
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Definition
thigh, loins
(femur, femoral) |
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Term
fend-, -fens-
fendere, -fensus |
|
Definition
strike
(fender, defend, offense) |
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Term
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Definition
window, breach, orifice
(defenestration) |
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Definition
bear, carry, suffer, endure
(infer, reference, transfer) |
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Definition
wild, bold, gallant, warlike
(ferocity) |
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Definition
smell, stink
(fetid, fetor) |
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Definition
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fid-, fis
(fides, fidere, fisus) |
|
Definition
faith, trust, belief
(confidence, fidelity) |
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Definition
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Definition
end, limit, boundary, border, purpose, death
(fin, final, finish) |
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Term
find-, fiss-
(findere, fissus) |
|
Definition
split, cleave, divide
(fissive, fission, fissure) |
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Definition
stable, strong, firm
(infirm, confirmation, firmament) |
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Term
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Definition
hollow, tube, ulcer
(fist, fistula) |
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Term
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Definition
blow, breath
(flatulence, inflation, insufflation) |
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flacc-
(flaccus, flaccere) |
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