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| water (aquarium, aquamarine) |
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| to hear (audience; auditorium) |
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| good (benefit; benevolent) |
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| around (circumference; circumstance) |
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| to say (dictator; dictionary) |
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| to lead (conduct; induct) |
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| do; make (factory; manufacture) |
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| break (fracture; fraction) |
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| throw (projection; rejection) |
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| judge (judicial; prejudice) |
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| mother (maternal, maternity) |
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| to send (transmit; admit) |
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| death (mortal; mortician) |
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| father (paternal; paternity) |
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| to carry (transport; portable) |
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| to break (bankrupt, erupt, disrupt) |
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| to write (inscription, prescribe) |
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| to cut (dissect; section) |
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| to feel; to send (consent; resent) |
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| to look (spectator, inspection) |
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| to build (construct; destruct) |
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| to see (television; video) |
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| voice; to call (vocalize; advocate) |
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| water (hydrant, dehydrate, hydration) |
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| time (chronology, synchronize |
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| power (dynasty, dynamite, dynamic) |
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| earth (geography, geology, geometry) |
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| movement (telekinesis, kinetic) |
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| to study (biology, astrology, geology) |
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| sound (microphone, telephone, phonograph) |
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| light (photograph, photocopy) |
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| to plan (scheme, schematic) |
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| far away (telescope, television, telepathy) |
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| to feel (empathy, sympathy, apathy) |
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| star (asteroid, astronomy, astronaut) |
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