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23 Cards in this Set

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EX
from, out of
EXHILIRATE
-to cheer, to stimulate, to enliven (verb)
-to make someone feel elation (verb)
EXONERATE
-to free from blame (verb)
-to relieve of a task (verb)
EXORBITANT
-excessive (adj.)
PONO, PONERE, POSUI, POSITUM
to place, to put
COMPOUND
-to mix together, to combine two or more parts or elements (verb)
-having two or more parts or elements (adj.)
-a combination of elements, parts, or substances (noun)
EXPOSITION
-a precise statement or explanation (noun)
-a public exhibit or show (noun)
EXPOUND
-to give a detailed explanation (verb)
IMPOSE
-to force something (or someone) on others (verb)
-to take unfair advantage of someone (verb)
IMPOSTOR
-one who deceives by using a false identity (noun)
PROPONENT
-one who argues in favor of something (noun)
EXTRA
on the outside
EXTRANEOUS
-coming from outside, foreign (adj.)
-not essential, necessary, or vital (adj.)
EXTRATERRESTRIAL
-outside or originating outside the limits of Earth's atmosphere (adj.)
EXTROVERT
-a person who directs his thoughts & feelings outward, an outgoing individual (noun)
MEDIUS
middle
MEDIATE
-to act as a negotiator between opposing sides in a dispute (verb)
MEDIOCRITY
-the condition of being commonplace or ordinary, an ordinary person (noun)
MEDIUM
-a substance or element through which something is transmitted (noun)
-a person thought to have communications with spirits of the dead (noun)
SEQUOR, SEQUI, SECUTUM
to follow
OBSEQUIOUS
-excessively willing to yield to others, subservient (adj.)
SUBSEQUENT
-coming after or later (adj.)
SEQUESTER
-to go into hiding, to seek solitude (verb)
-to isolate (verb)