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FAC/fact/fic
Latin FACERE, FACTUM |
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| Skilled at; highly knowledgeable of |
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| An assistant who does a variety of jobs |
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PON/pound
Latin PONERE, POSITUM |
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| to put, to place, to arrange |
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To explain or discuss in
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| One who argues in favor of; supporter |
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STRUCT/strue
Latin STRUERE, STRUCTUM |
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The basic framework of a building or a
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| To interpret or analyze something in a particular way |
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| Having a positive effect; helpful |
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STit/stat
Latin STARE, STATUS |
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| Payment for an injury; compensation |
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| Level of achievement or authority; standing |
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| Satisfied with a situation that should be changed or improved |
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| Something which has a positive mental effect, but no physical effect |
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| pleasing, earning thanks, thankful |
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| To gain another’s favor by flattery or false friendliness |
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| One who is not properly thankful |
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DOC/Doct
Latin DOCERE, DOCTUM |
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| Easily taught; submissive to instruction |
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| To teach a certain point of view to |
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| That which is taught; body of beliefs or ideas |
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TEMPER
Latin TEMPERARE, TEMPERATUM |
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| to temper, to make less severe |
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| To decrease the strength of |
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| Restraint or moderation, especially in regards to alcohol or food. |
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| Lacking moderation; severe or extreme |
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TORT/Torq
Latin TORQUERE, TORTUS |
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| Not direct or straightforward |
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| To respond critically or sarcastically |
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To wrongly or illegally force someone to comply with a
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VOLV/volu
Latin VOLVERE, VOLUTUM |
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| Talkative; given to rapid, abundant speech |
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Having too many twists and turns; overly
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| To unfold; to develop or change gradually |
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flex/FLECT
Latin FLECTERE, FLECTUM |
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| Too unchangeable in character or purpose |
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| To cause to turn aside or away |
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| Change in pitch or tone of the voice |
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VERT/vers
Latin VERTERE, VERSUM |
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| To fall back into an old condition |
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PLAC
Latin PLACERE, PLACITUM |
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