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De-
the opposite of or away from
Deter
discourage someone from doing something
Descent
an action of moving downward
Cis-
to cut
Excise
to cut out surgically
Concise
brief
Frugal
adj. Someone who doesn't like to spend money / thrifty
Miffed
a little angry
Irate
very angry
Fid-
trust or faith
Fidelity
faithful or loyal
Infidel
A person who does not believe in a religion
Pan-
all
Panorama
wide view
Panacea
cure for all diseases
Congeal
to thicken or become solid
Loc/Loq/Log-
to speak
Eloquent
to speak well
Neologism
new word or expression
Magna-
big
Magnanimous
very generous
Magnificent
very good | excellent
Tact
Words or actions designed not to offend | sy: inoffensive or euphemistic
Bene-
good or well
Beneficient
generous or doing good
Benefactor
a person who gives money or help to others
Chron-
time
Chronic
over a long time | long-lasting | recurring
Anachronism
a thing belonging to another time | sy: obsolete
Scull
a boat used for rowing
Cred-
believe
Credible
able to be believed
Creed
a faith or system of religious belief
Mal-
bad
Malevolent
having or showing a wish to do evil
Malady
disease or illness
Rancorous
characterized by hostility (hate and anger)
Acrimonious
angry or bitter
Incredulous
unwilling or unable to believe | sy: skeptic (n)
Miser
a person who spends as little moneynas possible (is frugal)
Eu-
good or well
Eulogy
a speech in praise of someone who has died
Euphony
pleasant sound | eu= good & phon= sound
Neo/Nov-
new
Neophyte
a person who is new toba subject, skill, or belief
Novice
a beginner | a person new to a situation
Obsolete
out of date and not useful
Jubilant | Jubilation
great happiness or joy
Bio-
life
Antibiotics
a medicine that kills or destroys bacteria (germs)
Biography
the story of someone's life not written by them
Fract-
to break
Fracture
the cracking or breaking of something hard
Infraction
breaking or violating the law
Exacerbate
to make a problem worse | sy: worsen
Philosophy
thought or belief
Junct-
join
Adjunct
a thing added to something else | sy: assistant or associate
Junction
a point where two or more things are joined
Greg-
group or to gather
Gregarious
social | likes groups
Aggregate
bring together or gather in a group
Rendezvous
a meeting, usually in secret
Doc-
to teach
Doctrine
a belief held and taught by a (usually religious or political) group
Docile
submissive | ready to accept instruction | sy: agreeable
Mis / Mit-
to send
Transmit
to send from one place to another
Remit
to send money
Adept
skilled (can do something well)
Ques / Quer / Quis-
ask or seek
Inquisitive
curious | asks questions | interested
Query
a question
Vac-
empty
Vacuum
an empty space
Vacate
to leave | sy: evacuate
Meticulous
paying close attention to detail
Amb / Ambul-
to walk or go
Amble
to walk slowly
Circumambulate
to walk around
Bell / Belli-
war
Belligerent
hostile and aggressive (warlike)
Bellicose
hostile, willing to fight, warlike
Cert-
sure
Ascertain
Make sure of | find out for certain | sy: determine
Certify
Make sure | sy: verify & confirm
Mon-
advise
Remonstrance
advise against | sy: protest
Admonish
advise or warn
Wily
cunning and willing to use trickery
Capricious
unpredictable or impulsive
Pel-
drive
Propel
drive, push, or move (forward)
Expel
to force out or make leave
Tort / Tors-
twist
Contort
bend or twist
Tortuous
full of twists and turns, winding
Sporadic
not happening regularly | sy: intermittent