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N
ex) penance, exuberance |
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A, N
ex) Protestant, defiant, tenant |
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A, N
ex) temporary, tertiary, mortuary, granary |
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N, A, V
ex) delegate, irate, navigate, novitiate, precipitate, prelate, roseate |
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N
ex) science, intransigence |
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A, N
ex) parent, proponent, incumbent |
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A, N
ex) chronic, topic, photographic, neurotic, psychic, historic |
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N
ex) stupidity, alacrity, monstrosity, femininity, paucity |
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V
ex) vocalize, Americanize, extemporize, psychologize |
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resembling (A, N)
ex) android, spheroid, pterygoid, adenoids |
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A, N
ex) sensory, auditory, oratory |
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A
ex) porous, poisonous, ridiculous, pompous |
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N
ex) analysis, tmesis, symphysis, thesis, phthisis, praxis |
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N
ex) astronomy, sympathy, privacy |
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from, away
ex) abreact, abolish, abdicate, ablative, absolute |
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to, toward
ex)adapt, adit, abbreviate, adduce, affect, annul, arrive, attract |
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not, without
ex) anarchy, anhydrous, anaerobic |
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up, again, back
ex) anachronism, anaclastic, analeptic, anacardium, anabolic, analog |
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before
ex) anterior, antebellum, antedate, antecedent |
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away from, off
ex) apology, apocrypha, apostasy, apoplectic, apotheosis, apogee |
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down, backwards
ex) cataclysm, catapult, ccatalyst, catalepsy, catalog, catacomb |
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with
ex) convene, concomitant, concord |
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