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126 Cards in this Set
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-itious
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tending to; characterized by
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-id
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ending to; inclined to
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-ulous
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tending to; inclined to
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-ive
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tending to; inclined to
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-uous
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tending to; inclined to
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-ory
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tending to; serving for
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CRED
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to believe; trust
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DOC, DOCT
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to teach
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FA(B), FAT, FESS, FAM
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to speak; reveal
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FALL, FALS, [FAIL], [FAULT]
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to deceive
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MOD
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measure
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MUT
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to change
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TANG, (TING), TACT
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to touch
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TRACT
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to drag
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post-
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after; behind
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pre-
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before; in front of
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pro-
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forward; in front of; for
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re-, red-
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back; again
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retro-
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backward; behind
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se-, sed-
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aside; away
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sub-, sus-, suc-
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under; up from under; secretly
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super-, [sur-]
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above; over
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trans-, tran, tra-
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across; through
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ultra-
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beyond; exceedinlgy
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-ity
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quality of; state of
ADJ-FORMING GRAV-ity (state of being heavy) SAN-ity (state of being healthy) |
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-(i)tude
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quality of; state of
ADJ-FORMING LONG-itude (having long qualities) MULT-itude (state of being a many) |
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-acy
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quality of; state of
ADJ-FORMING |
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-acity
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quality of being inclined to
ADJ-FORMING AUD-acity (quality of being daring) |
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-y
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quality of; state of; act of; result of
ADJ-FORMING COSTOD-y (to act as guard) |
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-ate
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office of-; holder(s) of the office of-
NOUN-FORMING SEN-ate (olden office) MAGISTR-ate (holder of the office of master/officer) |
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AC(u), ACR, ACET
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sharp; bitter
ACid ACUte ACETic |
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CAD, CAS, CID
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to fall; befall
acCIDent inCIDent CASual |
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CAP, CIP, CAPT, CEPT, CIEV
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to take; seize
inCAPacitate reCIPient CAPture exCEPT |
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FAC- FIC- FACT- FECT
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to do; make
FACulty efFICient efFECtive |
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ALIEN
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of another
ALIEN; ALIENation |
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ART
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art; skill
ARTifact |
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FIN
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end; limit
FINal; deFINite |
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FIRM
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firm; strong
FIRMament; conFIRM |
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FORT
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strong
FORTe; comFORT |
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GRAND
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great
GRANDeur |
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GRAV; GRIEV
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heavy
GRIEVance; GRAVe |
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LINE; LIGN
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line
aLIGN |
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NIHIL
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nothing
anNIHILate |
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NUL(L)
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nothing
aNULL |
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PART
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part
dePART |
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VERB
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verb; word
VERBatim; proVERB |
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VEST
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garment
VESTment |
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SPIR
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to breathe
exPIRe; reSPIRator |
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ab-, a-, abs-
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away; from
ab-duct; a-vert |
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ad-, ac-, all-
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to; toward
ad-opt; ac-cess; all-ocate |
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ambi-
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both; around
ambi-dextrous |
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ante-
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before; in front of
ante-cedent |
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circum-
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around
circum-ference; circum-scribe |
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con-, com-, co-
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with; together; very
con-nect, com-pose, co-operate |
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contra-, contro-, counter-
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against
contra-dict; contro-versy |
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de-
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down; off; thoroughly
de-scend; de-jected |
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dis-, di-, dif-
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apar; in different directions; not
dis-pute; di-vorce; dif-fer |
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CED, CESS
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to go; yield
conCEDe; exCESS |
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DUC, DUCT
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to lead
inDUCe; conDUCT |
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JURDIC
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judgement
JURDICial; adJURDIcate |
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JUR, JUST
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right; law; take oath; form an opinion
JURy, conJURe, JUSTify |
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LEV
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light (in weight); to lift
LEVer; eLEVator |
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LOQU, LOCUT
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to speak
colLoquial; eLOCUTion |
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LUD, LUS
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to play; mock
interLUDe; ilLUSion |
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PREC
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to request; bed; prayer
imPRECate; PRECarious |
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TRUD, TRUS
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to push; thrust
porTRUDe; inTRUSion |
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VEN, VENT
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to come
interVENe; inVENTion |
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ex-, e-, ef-
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out; from; completely
ex-pel; e-vade; ef-ficient |
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extra-, extro-
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outside; beyond
extra-ordinary; extro-vert |
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in-, im-
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not
in-effective; im-partial |
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in-, im-, en-, em-
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in; into; against
in-ject; em-brace; im-pose |
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infra-
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below; beneath
infra-red |
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inter-
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between; among
inter-rupt; inter-cept |
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intra-, intro-
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within
intra-mural; intro-duce |
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non-
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not
non-resident |
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ob-, oc-, of-, op-
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to; against; face-to-face; completely
ob-struct; oc-cur; of-fer |
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per-
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through; wrongly; completely
per-meate; per-fect |
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CRUC
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cross
CRUCify; CRUX |
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GREG
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flock; herd
conGREGate; seGREGate |
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HAB, AB, HIB
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to have; hold as customary
HABit; ABle; inHIBit |
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PED, POD
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foot
PEDal; PEDestrian; triPOD |
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PUNG, PUNCT
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to prick; point
PUNCTure |
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SACR, SECR
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sacred
SACRament; deSECRate |
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SANCT
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holy
SANCTuary |
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TURB
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disturb
perTURB; TURBulence |
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VERT, VERS
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to turn
reVERT; aVERSion |
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VI(A)
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way; road
VIA; preVIous |
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CLUD, CLUS, CLOS
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to shut
exCLUDe; disCLOSe |
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CUR(R), CURS, COURS, CORS
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to run; go
reCUR; exCURsion; reCOURSe |
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GRAD, GRESS
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to step; go
GRADual; proGRESS |
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PEND, PENS
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to hang; weigh; pay
dePENDent; susPENSion |
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PLE, PLET, PLEN
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to fill; fulfill
imPLEment; comPLETe |
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SPEC, SPIC, SPECT
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to look
SPECimen; conSPICuous |
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UND, OUND
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wave
abOUND; redUNDant |
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VID, VIS, VIEW
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to see
eVIDent; VISual; reVIEW |
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VOC, VOK
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voice; to call
VOCal; inVOKE |
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-al, -ial, -eal
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pertaining to; like; belonging to; having character of
voc-al; verb-al; equ-al |
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-ane, -(e)an, -ian, -ain
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having the same meaning as the proceeding
veter-an; mund-ane; mount-ain |
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-ar
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pertaining to; like; belonging to; having character of
popul-ar; regul-ar; famili-ar |
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-ose, -iose
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full of
grandi-ose; comat-ose |
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-ous, -ious, -eous
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full of; having character of; like
fam-ous; popul-ous; vari-ous |
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AQU(A)
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water
AQUAtic; AQUeduct |
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CORPOR, CORP(US)
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body
inCORPORate; CORPORal; CORPs |
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OMN
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all
OMNIscient; OMNIvore |
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REG, RIG, RECT
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right; straight; to rule; stiffen
REGular; RIGid; RECTify |
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SIMIL, SIMUL
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like; similar
SIMULator; SIMILe |
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TEMPER, TEMPOR
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time; due season; to set bounds
TEMPERature; TEMPORary |
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TEN, TIN, TENT, TAIN
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to hold
TENant; conTINue; conTENT; conTAIN |
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TENU
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stretched; thin
TENUous; atTENUate |
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-(u)lent
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full of; disposed to
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-ic; -tic
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pertaining to; like
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-ary
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pertaining to; connected with; having the character of
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-ile, -il
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pertaining to; like; belonging to; having character of
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ANIM
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mind; feeling; life
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ANN(U), ENNI
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year
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BENE, BON
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well; good
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CANT, CENT, CHANT
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to sing
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CUR
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cure; care
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EQU, IQU
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equal; even
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FER
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to carry
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LAT
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to bear; carry
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MAGN
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great
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MAL(E)
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bad
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MULT
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many
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OPTIM
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best
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PLIC, PLEX, PLY
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to fold; tangle; interweave
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