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133 Cards in this Set
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Somn/ambul/ist
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N. A sleepwalker.
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Ambul/at/ory
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Adj. Pert. to walking.
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Pre/ambl/e
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N. An introduction that states a purpose.
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Per/ambul/at/or
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N. One who walks around in order to inspect.
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Fun/ambul/ist
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N. Tight rope walker.
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Ag/gress/ive
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Adj. Ready or willing to take issue or start action; forceful; assertive.
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Di/gress
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V. To leave the main subject of talking or writing.
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Pro/gress/ive
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Adj. Moving forward or onward.
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Re/gress
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V. To go back in a demeaning way.
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Re/gress/ive
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Tending to go back or return.
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Retro/gress/ive
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Adj. Declining or degenerating.
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Trans/gress
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V. To overstep or break.
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E/gress
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N. An exit.
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De/grad/at/ion
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N. The act of being lowered in status or condition.
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De/grad/e
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To cause to demote.
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Migrat/ory
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Adj. Pert. to moving from one place to another.
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Migr/ant
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N. Something- one, that moves from place to place at seasonal changes.
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E/migrat/e
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V. To leave a country
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E/migr/ant
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One who leaves.
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Im/migrat/e
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V. To move into a new country.
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Re/ced/e
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V. To go or move back.
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Re/cess/ion
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A withdrawal.
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se/cess/ion
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N. The withdrawal from the union.
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Pre/de/cess/or
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N. Object that comes before something/one else.
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Ac/ced/e
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V. To accept; give in; yield.
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Un/pre/ced/ent/ed
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Adj. Never done before.
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Ante/ced/ent
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N. Any happening prior to another.
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Pre/ced/ent
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N. An occurrence or example.
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Pre/ced/e
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To come before.
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Pro/ceed
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V. To advance; to continue.
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De/ced/ent
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N. A dead person.
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Err/ant
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V. To make a mistake.
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Err/on/eous
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Adj. Mistakent; wrong.q
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Ab/err/at/ion
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N. A departure from what's right; abnormality.
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Extra/vag/ant
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Adj. Exceeding reasonable limits; overgenerous.
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Vag/rant
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N. A person who wanders from place to place, no home, no job.
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Vag/ue
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Adj. Unclear; not expressed.
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Vag/ary
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N. A wild notion.
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Dis/curs/ive
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Adj. Passing from one topic to another; covering a broad area/ wide field.
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Curs/ory
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Adj. Superficial; hasty .
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Curs/ive
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Having flowing character.
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Curr/ent
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Adj. Most recent.
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Con/curr/ent
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Adj. Meeting or intersecting.
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Re/curr/ent
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Adj. Happening time after time, running or turning back in a direction opposite to a former course.
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In/curs/ion
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N. A hostile entrance into a territory; raid.
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pre/curs/or
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N. One that precedes and indicates the approach of another.
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Curr/iculum
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N. All of the courses of study offered.
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Man/i/cur/e
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N. A treatment for the care of the hands and fingernails.
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Cura/tor
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N. One who has the care and super intendency of something; a caretaker (usu. a museum)
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Ped/i/cur/e
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N. Professional care and treatment of the feet and toenails.
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Sine/cur/e
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N. An office or position requiring little or no work.
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Fugit/ive
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N. One who flees or tries to escape.
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Re/fug/ee
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N. One who flees.
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Fug/ue
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N. A temporary flight from reality; day dream.
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Subter/fug/e
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N. Deception by artificial in order to conceal, escape, or evade; a deceptive device or scheme.
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Late/nt
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Adj. Hidden and inactive; dormant.
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Late/scent
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Adj. Becoming hidden.
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Lat/it/ude
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N. Measurement from side to side; freedom from restrictions.
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Di/lat/e
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V. To widen; to become larger.
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Later/al
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Adj. Of or rel. to the side.
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Equi/later/al
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Adj. Having equal sides.
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Uni/later/al
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Adj. One-sided.
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Bi/later/al
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Adj. Having 2 sides.
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Super/lative
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Adj. Surpassing all others.
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E/lation
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N. The condition of having very high spirits of happiness.
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Re/late
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V. To tell or give an account of.
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Cor/re/lative
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Adj. Naturally related, corresponding.
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Di/lat/ory
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Adj. Slow; inclined to delay; procrastinating.
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Mob/il/e
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Movable
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Mob/il/ity
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N. The ability to move.
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Loc/o/mot/ion
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N. The act of moving from place to place; power to move.
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Mot/iv/at/ion
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N. Act of process of furnishing an incentive or inducement to action; driving force.
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Mo/ment/ous
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Adj. Very import. or memorable.
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Mo/ment/ary
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Temporary; short lived.
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Re/mot/e
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Adj. Far off away.
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De/mot/e
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V. To put back in a lower position; reduce in rank; degrace.
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E/mot/ion/al
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Adj. Showing strong feeling.
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Pro/mot/e
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V. To raise in grade or level.
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Com/mot/ion
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N. Noisy Confusion.
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Re/ven/ue
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N. Income, usu. in terms of money.
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Con/ven/e
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V. To meet for some purpose; assemble.
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Ad/vent/it/ious
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Adj. Accidental; unexpected.
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Ad/vent
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The coming or arrival; a beginning.
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Pre/vent/ive
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Adj. Stopping or hindering.
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Prevent
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To stop or keep from happening.
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Inter/ven.e
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V. To come between.
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Con/vent/ion
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N. A meeting arranged for a particular place; gathering; assembly.
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E/vent/ual/ity
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N. A possibility of something that may take place.
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Con/ven/ant
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N. A binding agreement.
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Con/ven/ient
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Adj. Easy to use; well suited for a purpose.
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Con/stit/uent
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N. A part of the whole
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Con/stit/ute
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To make up or compose
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Sub/sta/ntiat/ion
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N. The act of supporting with evidence.
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Re/stit/ut/ion
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N. An act of making up for a loss; repayment; compensation.
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Stat/ute
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N. An accepted law.
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In/sist
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V. To demand.
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Sub/sist/ence
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N. The act of existence at a low level.
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Per/sist
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V. To continue throughout; to last or endure.
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Per/sist/ent
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Lasting; enduring.
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Sta/nchion
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N. A supporting post.
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As/sid/uous
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Adj. Constant in attention diligent.
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Sub/sid/ize
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V. To support with money to give financial aid.
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In/sid/ious
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Adj. Harmful and evil in a sneaky way.
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Super/sed/e
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V. To take the place of; to replace.
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Sed/i/ment
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N. Any matter that settles to the bottom of a liquid.
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Sed/ul/ous
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Adj. Hardworking; Diligent.
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Sed/at/ive
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N. A medicine that lessens nervousness, pain, or excitement.
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Re/sid/ue
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N. That which is left over.
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Dis/sid/ent
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Adj. Disagreeing with the opinion of the group.
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Sed/ent/ary
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Settled; sitting.
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Re/cumb/ent
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Adj. Lying back; reclining.
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Pro/cumb/ent
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Adj. Lying face down.
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In/cumb/ent
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Adj. Resting on.
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Suc/cumb
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V. To give way; yield; die.
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Cumb/er/some
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Adj. Burdensome, heavy; creating a problem.
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Ambul
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Walk.
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Grad, Gred, Gress
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Step.
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Migr, Migrat
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Move; Travel
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Ced, Cess
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Move; Withdraw
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Err
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Stray; Wander
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Vag
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Wander
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Curr, Curs, Corr(Cours)
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Run
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Cura, Cur
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Care
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Fug, Fugit
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Flee
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Late
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Hide
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Lat
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Wide
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Later
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Side
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-Late, -Lation, -Lativ
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Carry; Bear
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Mov, Mob, Mot
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Move
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Ven, Vent
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Come
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Sta, Stat, Stit, Sist
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Put in place; cause to stand; stand.
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Sed, Sid, Siss
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Sit; Settle
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Cumb, Cub
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Lie; Recline
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