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83 Cards in this Set
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Sub |
Below |
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Subordinate |
A person under water |
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Subdue |
To overcome, quieten, or being under control |
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Subjugate |
Bring under domination or control |
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Sub terrain |
Under a plot of land |
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Trans |
Change or move form/across |
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Transfer |
move from one place to another |
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Transcribe |
Put thoughts,speech,or data into written or printed form |
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Transform |
make thorough of framatic change in the from appearances,or character. |
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Translate |
express the sense of (words or text) in another language. |
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Hyper |
extreme |
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Hyperthermia |
The condition of having a body temperature greatly above normal |
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Hyperbole |
Extreme exxageration |
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Hypercritical |
excessively and unreasonably critical, especially of small faults. |
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Hypertension |
high blood pressure |
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Super |
superior,above |
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Surpass |
be greater than |
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Superimpose |
place or lay (one thing) over another, typically so that both are still evident. |
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Supremacy |
Superior to all power or statice |
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Superlative |
over the highest quality or degree |
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Fore |
before,toward |
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Foretell |
To predict future event |
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foreshadow |
be awarning or indication of future event |
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forethought |
careful of what may happen in the furture |
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forewarn |
to inform problem |
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Pro |
forward,forth,toward the front |
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Proceed |
begin or continue course of action |
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Profess |
Claim openly but often fasley that one has a guilty quality or feeling |
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Prologue |
Separate section of literary or musical work |
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Retro |
backwards |
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retro active |
(especially of legislation) taking effect from a date in the past. |
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retro progress |
the process of returning a object to a early state |
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retrospect |
a survey or review of a past course of events |
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Cir |
around |
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Circuit |
a roughly circular line that starts and finishes in the same place |
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circumvent |
to find a way around |
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circulatory |
of or relating to the circulation of blood or sap |
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Peri |
around,about,enclosing |
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periodic |
appearing or occurring at intervals. |
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periphery |
the outer limits or edge of an area or object. |
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periscope |
a tube attached to a set of mirrors or prisms |
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pre |
before,toward |
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precocious |
indicative of early development |
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premonition |
strong feeling that something about to happen |
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presume |
suppose that something about to happen |
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post |
after,behind |
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postmortem |
an examination of a dead body to determine the cause of death |
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postdate |
occur or come at later date |
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posterity |
all future gens of people |
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Ad |
toward,to |
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adapt |
make something suitable for a new purpose |
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adhere |
to stick fast to a surface or substance |
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adjacent |
next to or had joining |
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re |
again,back |
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recurrent |
occurring often or redeadly |
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reimburse |
repay money that has been spent or lossed |
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reiterate |
to stay something again or repeat |
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se |
take away,apart |
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secession |
the action of withdrawing |
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seclude |
keep away from other people |
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sequester |
isolate or hide away |
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Dia |
passing,through,across |
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Diagram |
schematic drawing |
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Diagonal |
joining two corners of a straight sided shape |
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Diaphanous |
light,delicate,and translucent |
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per |
through/thoroughly,across |
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perforate |
pierce and make a hole or holes in |
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persistence |
the continued existence of something |
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pervasive |
spreading widely throughout or through a group of people |
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e,ec,ef,ex,extra,exter- |
out of,outside |
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effervescent |
vivacious and enthusiastic |
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eccentric |
of a person unconventional and slightly strange |
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exodus |
a mass departure of people (immigrants) |
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extrude |
thrust or force out |
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exterior |
outer surface of something |
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extraterrestrial |
of or from outside the earths atmosphere |
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Co,Col,Com,Syn,Sym |
together or two |
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coexist |
exist at the same time or same place |
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collide |
hit with force when moving |
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composite |
made up of various parts or elements |
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congregate |
gather into a crowd or mass |
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symmetry |
being made up of the same things |
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synthesize |
make something especially chemical |