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26 Cards in this Set
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oid
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similar to
humanoid, anthropoid, spheroid, philanthropoid, ovoid, asteroid, discoid, petaloid, sigoid flexure, deltoid, cylindroid |
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itis
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inflamation
gastritis, laryngitis, tonsillitis, carditis, otitis media, rhinitis, gastroenteritis |
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tom
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cut
tonsillectomy, osteotomy, laryngectomy, cystectomy, gastrectomy |
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sis
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condition, abnormal condition
halitosis, hypnosis, neurosis, psychosis, sclerosis, cystosis |
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halito
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breath
halitosis |
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sclero
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hard
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oma
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abnormal swelling, tumor
carcinoma, osteoma, lymphoma |
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carcin
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crab, cancer
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oste
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bone
osteoma, osteotomy |
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cyst
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urinary bladder
cystitis, cystoscopy, cystoscope, cystometrogram, cystectomy |
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ot/oto
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ear
otitis media, otorrhea |
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rhin/rhino
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nose
rhinoceros, otorhinolaryngologist |
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rrhea
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flowing, discharge
otorrhea, logorrhea, rhinorrhea |
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ize
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make a verb out of nouns and adjectives; bring to completion
sterilize, theorize, socialize, finalize |
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ist, logist
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specialist in a field
gastroenterologist, otorhinolaryngologist, |
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ence
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quality, state, condition
competence, confidence, sequence |
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ion
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action, condition caused by action
correction, conscription, fusion, |
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ity
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condition, state
acidity, aridity, humidity, generosity |
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or
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agent, doer; condition of
inventor, objector, investor, collector, pallor, stupor, fervor |
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tude
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condition, state
Anglo-Saxon -ness magnitude, altitude, gratitude |
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ure
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action, result of action
aperture, sculpture, erasure |
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ble
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having capability, capacity
audible, flexible, navigable |
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id
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in the condition of
pallid, gelid, morbid, rigid, splendid, stupid |
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ile
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having capability, capacity
fragile, senile, juvenile, virile, infantile |
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ine
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having the nature of
asinine, leonine, canine |
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ose/ous
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full of
glorious, impecunious, verbose, venous |
