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181 Cards in this Set
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A
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WITHOUT
amoral atheist atypical anonymous apathy atrophy anomaly agnostic |
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AB/ABS
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OFF, AWAY FROM, APART, DOWN
abduct abhor abolish abstract abnormal abdicate abstinence abstruse |
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AC/ACR
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SHARP, BITTER
acid acute acerbic acrid acrimonious exacerbate |
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ACT/AG
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TO DO; TO DRIVE; TO FORCE; TO LEAD
agile agitate litigate prodigal pedagogue synagogue |
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AD/AL
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TO, TOWARD, NEAR
adapt adjacent addict admire address adhere adjoin advocate |
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AL/ALI/ALTER
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OTHER, ANOTHER
alternative alias alibi alien alter ego altruist allegory |
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AM
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LOVE
amateur amatory amenity amorous enamored amity inamorata amiable amicable |
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AMB
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TO GO; TO WALK
ambient ambitious preamble ambassador ambulance ambulatory ambush perambulator |
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AMBI/AMPH
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BOTH, MORE THAN ONE, AROUND
ambiguous amphibian ambidextrous |
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ANIM
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OF THE LIFE, MIND, SOUL, SPIRIT
unanimous animosity animus equanimity magnanimous |
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ANNUI/ENNI
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YEAR
annual anniversary annuity perennial annals |
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ANTE
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BEFORE
anterior antecedent antedate antebellum antediluvian |
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ANTRO/ANDR
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MAN, HUMAN
anthropology android misanthrope philanderer androgynous androgen anthropocentric |
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ANTI
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AGAINST
antibody antidote antiseptic antipathy antipodal |
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APO
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AWAY
apology apostle apocalypse apogee apocryphal apostasy |
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ARCH/ARCHI/ARCHY
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CHIEF, PRINCIPAL, RULER
architect archenemy monarchy anarcy oligarchy |
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AUTO
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SELF
automatic autocrat autonomy |
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BE
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TO BE; TO HAVE A PARTICULAR QUALITY; TO EXIST
belittle bemoun bewilder belie |
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BEL/BELL
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WAR
antebellum rebel belligerent |
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BEN/BON
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GOOD
benefit benign benediction benevolent bonus bona fide |
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BI
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TWICE, DOUBLE
binoculars biennial bilateral bilingual bipartisan |
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CAD/CID
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TO FALL; TO HAPPEN BY CHANCE
accident coincidence decadent cascade recidivist |
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CANT/CENT/CHANT
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TO SING
accent chant enchant recant incantation incentive |
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CAP/CIP/CEPT
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TO TAKE; TO GET
capture anticipate susceptible emancipate percipient precept |
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CAP/CAPIT/CIPIT
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HEAD, HEADLONG
capital disciple precipitate precipice capitulate caption |
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CARD/CORD/COUR
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HEART
cardiac encourage concord discord concordance |
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CARN
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FLESH
carnivorous carnage carnival reincarnation incarnation |
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CAST/CHAST
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CUT
cast caste castigate chastise chaste |
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CED/CEED/CESS
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TO GO; TO YIELD; TO STOP
antecedent concede predecessor cessation incessant |
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CENTR
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CENTER
concentrate eccentric concentric centrifuge centrist |
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CERN/CERT/CRET/CRIM/CRIT
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TO SEPARATE; TO JUDGE; TO DISTINGUISH; TO DECIDE
discrete ascertain certitude discreet hypocrite criterion |
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CHRON
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TIME
synchronize chronology anachronism chronic chronometer |
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CIRCU
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AROUND, ON ALL SIDES
circumference circumstances circuit circumambulate circuitous |
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CIS
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TO CUT
scissors precise exorcise incision incisive |
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CLA/CLO/CLU
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SHUT, CLOSE
conclude claustrophobia disclose exclusive cloister preclude |
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CLAIM/CLAM
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TO SHOUT; TO CRY OUT
exclaim proclaim clamor disclaim reclaim |
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CLI
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TO LEAN TOWARD
decline recline climax proclivity disinclination |
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CO/COL/COM/COM
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WITH, TOGETHER
connect coerce compatible collide collaborate conciliate commensurate |
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COUR/CUR
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RUNNING; A COURSE
recur curriculum courier excursion cursive concur incursion cursory |
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CRE/CREC/CRET
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TO GROW
accrue creation increase increment accretion |
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CRED
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TO BELIEVE; TO TRUST
incredible credentials credo credulity credit |
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CRYP
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HIDDEN
crypt apocryphal cryptology cryptography |
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CUB/CUMB
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TO LIE DOWN
cubicle succumb incubate imcumbent recumbent |
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CULP
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BLAME
culprit culpable inculpate mea culpa |
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DAC/DOC
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TO TEACH
doctor doctrine indoctrinate docile didactic |
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DE
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AWAY, OFF, DOWN, COMPLETELY, REVERSAL
descend decipher defile defame deferential delineate |
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DEM
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PEOPLE
democracy epidemic endemic pandemic demographics |
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DI/DIA
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APART, THROUGH
dialogue diagnose dilate dilatory dichotomy |
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DIC/DICT/DIT
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TO SAY; TO TELL; TO USE WORDS
dictionary predict verdict interdict |
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DIGN
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WORTH
dignity dignitary deign condign disdain |
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DIS/DIF
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AWAY FROM, APART, REVERSAL, NOT
disperse disseminate dissipate dissuade diffuse |
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DOG/DOX
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OPINION
orthodox paradox dogma |
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DOL
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SUFFER, PAIN
condolence indolence doleful dolorous |
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DON/DOT/DOW
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TO GIVE
donate pardon antidote anecdote endow |
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DUB
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DOUBT
dubious dubiety indubitable |
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DUC/DUCT
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TO LEAD
abduct conduct conducive induce induct produce |
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DUR
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HARD
endure durable duress dour duration |
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DYS
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FAULTY, ABNORMAL
dystrophy dyspepsia dyslexia dysfunctional |
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E/EF/EX
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OUT, OUT OF, FROM, FORMER, COMPLETELY
evade exclude extricate exonerate expire efface |
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EPI
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UPON
epidemic epilogue epidermis epigram epithet |
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EQU
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EQUAL, EVEN
equation adequate equidistant iniquity |
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ERR
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TO WANDER
err error erratic arrant |
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ESCE
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BECOMING
adolescent obsolescent incandescent convalescent reminiscent |
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EU
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GOOD, WELL
euphemism eulogy eugenics euthanasia euphony |
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EXTRA
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OUTSIDE, BEYOND
extraordinary extract extradite extrasensory extrapolate |
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FAB/FAM
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SPEAK
fable affable ineffable famous defame |
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FAC/FIC/FIG/FAIT/FEIT/FY
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TO DO; TO MAKE
factory faction deficient prolific configuration ratify effigy counterfeit |
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FER
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TO BRING; TO CARRY; TO BEAR
offer confer referendum proffer proliferate |
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FERV
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TO BOIL; TO BUBBLE
fervor fervid effervescent |
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FID
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FAITH, TRUST
confide affidavit fidelity fiduciary infidel |
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FIN
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END
final confine definitive infinite infinitesimal |
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FLAG/FLAM
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TO BURN
flammable flambeau flagrant conflagration |
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FLECT/FLEX
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TO BEND
deflect flexible inflect reflect genuflect |
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FLU/FLUX
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TO FLOW
fluid fluctuation effluence confluence mellifluous |
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FORE
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BEFORE
foresight foreshadow forestall forthright |
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FORT
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CHANCE
fortune fortunate fortuitous |
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FORT
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STRENGTH
fortify fortissimo forte |
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FRA/FRAC/FRAG/FRING
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TO BREAK
fracture fragment fractious refractory infringe |
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FUS
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TO POUR
profuse fusillade suffuse diffuse infusion |
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GEN
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BIRTH, CREATION, RACE, KIND
generous genetics gender carcinogenic congenital progeny miscegenation |
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GN/GNO
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KNOW
agnostic ignore ignoramus recognize incognito prognosis diagnose |
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GRAD/GRESS
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TO STEP
progress aggressive degrade digress egress regress |
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GRAT
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PLEASING
grateful ingratiate gratuity gracious |
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HER/HES
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TO STICK
coherent adhesive ingerent adherent heredity |
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(H)ETERO
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DIFFERENT
heterosexual heterogeneous heterodox |
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(H)OM
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SAME
homogeneous homonym homosexual anomaly homeostasis |
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HYPER
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OVER, EXCESSIVE
hyperactive hyperbole hyperglycemia |
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HYPO
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UNDER, BENEATH, LESS THAN
hypodermic hypochondriac hypocritical hypothesis |
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IDIO
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ONE'S OWN
idiot idiom idiosyncrasy |
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IM/IN/EM/EN
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IN, INTO
embrace enclose intrinsic influx implicit incarnate ingidenous |
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IM/IN
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NOT, WITHOUT
inactive innocuous indolence impartial indigent |
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INTER
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BETWEEN, AMONG
interstate interim interloper intermittent intersperse |
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JECT
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TO THROW; TO THROW DOWN
inject dejected eject conjecture abject |
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JOIN/JUNCT
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TO MEET; TO JOIN
junction adjoin subjugate rejoinder junta |
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JUR
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TO SWEAR
perjury abjure adjure |
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LAV/LUT/LUV
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TO WASH
lavatory dilute pollute deluge antediluvian ablution |
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LECT/LEG
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TO SELECT, TO CHOOSE
collect elect select eclectic predilection |
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LEV
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LIFT, LIGHT, RISE
relieve alleviate relevant levee levitate levity |
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LOC/LOG/LOQU
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WORD, SPEECH
dialogue elocution prologue eulogy colloquial grandiloquent loquacious |
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LUC/LUM/LUS
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LIGHT
illustrate illuminate illustrious translucent lackluster lucid luminous |
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LUD/LUS
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TO PLAY
allude illusion ludicrous delude elude prelude |
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MAG/MAJ/MAX
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BIG
magnify magnitude maximum magnate magnanimous maxim |
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MAL/MALE
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BAD, ILL, EVIL, WRONG
malfunction malicious malign malady maladroit malapropism malfeasance malediction |
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MAN
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HAND
manual manufacture emancipate manifest mandate |
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MIN
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SMALL
minute minutiae miniature dinimish diminution |
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MIN
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TO PROJECT, TO HANG OVER
eminent imminent prominent preeminent minatory |
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MIS/MIT
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TO SEND
transmit emissary intermittent remit remission |
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MISC
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MIXED
miscellaneous miscegenation promiscuous |
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MON/MONIT
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TO REMIND; TO WARN
monument monitor summon admonish remonstrate premonition |
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MORPH
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SHAPE
amorphous metamorphosis anthropomorphism |
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MORT
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DEATH
immortal morbie moribund |
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MUT
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CHANGE
commute mutation transmutation permutation immutable |
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NAT/NAS/NAI
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TO BE BORN
natural native naive cognate renaissance nascent |
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NIC/NOC/NOX
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HARM
innocent noxious obnoxious innocuous |
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NOM
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RULE, ORDER
astronomy economy gastronomy taxonomy autonomy |
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NOM/NYM/NOUN/NOWN
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NAME
synonym anonymous nominal nominate nomenclature acronym |
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NOUNC/NUNC
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TO ANNOUNCE
announce pronounce renounce |
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NOV/NEO/NOU
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NEW
novice renovate innovate neologism neophyte nouveau riche |
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OB/OC/OF/OP
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TOWARD, TO, AGAINST, OVER
obese obstinate obstruct oblique obstreperous obtuse obfuscate obsequious |
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OMNI
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ALL
omnibus omnipresent omnipotent omniscient |
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PAC/PEAC
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PEACE
appease pacify pacifier pact |
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PAN
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ALL, EVERYONE
panorama panegyric panoply pantheon pandemic |
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PAR
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EQUAL
par parity apartheid disparage disparate |
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PARA
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NEXT TO, BESIDE
parallel parasite parody parable paragon paranoid |
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PAS/PAT/PATH
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FEELING, SUFFERING, DISEASE
sympathy empathy compassion dispassionate impassive sociopath pathogenic |
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PAU/PO/POV/PU
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FEW, LITTLE, POOR
poverty paucity pauper impoverish pusillanimous puerile |
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PED
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CHILD, EDUCATION
pedagogue pediatrician pedant encyclopedia |
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PED/POD
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FOOT
pedal pedestrian expedite impede podium antipodes |
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PEN/PUN
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TO PAY; TO COMPENSATE
penal penalty punitive penance penitent |
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PEND/PENS
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TO HANG; TO WEIGHT; TO PAY
depend stipend compensate indispensable appendix appendage |
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PER
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COMPLETELY
persistent perforate perplex peruse perfunctory pertinacious perspicacious |
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PERI
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AROUND
perimeter periscope peripatetic |
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PET/PIT
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TO GO; TO SEEK; TO STRIVE
appetite compete petition centripetal impetuous petulant |
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PHIL
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LOVE
philosophy philatelist philology bibliophile |
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PLAC
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TO PLEASE
placid placebo implacable complacent complaisant |
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PLE
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TO FILL
complete deplete supplement implement replete plethora |
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PLEX/PLIC/PLY
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TO FOLD, TWIST, TANGLE, OR BEND
complex replica implicit implicate duplicity supplicate |
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PON/POS/POUND
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TO PUT; TO PLACE
component expose expound juxtapose repository |
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PORT
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TO CARRY
import export portable deportment disport importune |
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POST
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AFTER
posthumous posterior posterity post facto |
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PRE
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BEFORE
precarious precocious premonition presentiment precedent precept |
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PREHEND/PRISE
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TO TAKE; TO GET; TO SEIZE
surprise enterprise reprehensible comprise reprisals apprehend |
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PRO
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MUCH, FOR, A LOT
prolific profuse prodigal prodigious proselytize propound provident |
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PROB
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TO PROVE; TO TEST
probe approbation opprobrium reprobate problematic probity |
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PUG
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TO FIGHT
pugnacious impugn repugnant pugilist |
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PUNC/PUNG/POIGN
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TO POINT; TO PRICK
point puncture pungent compunction punctilious expunge |
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QUE/QUIS
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TO SEEK
acquire exquisite conquest inquisitive query querulous perquisite |
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QUI
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QUIET
quiet disquiet tranquil acquiesce quiescence |
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RID/RIS
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TO LAUGH
riddle derision risible |
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ROG
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TO ASK
interrogate arrogant abrogate surrogate derogatory arrogate |
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SACR/SANCT/SECR
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SACRED
sacred sacrifice sanctify sanction execrable sacrament sacrilege |
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SAL/SIL/SAULT/SULT
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TO LEAP, TO JUMP
insult assault somersault salient resilient insolent exult desultory |
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SCI
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TO KNOW
conscious conscience unconsciounable omniscient prescient |
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SCRIBE/SCRIP
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TO WRITE
scribble describe script postscript proscribe ascribe conscription transcript circumscribe |
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SE
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APART
select separate seduce segregate secede sequester sedition |
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SEC/SEQU
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TO FOLLOW
second prosecute sequence obsequious non sequitur |
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SED/SESS/SID
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TO SIT; TO BE STILL; TO PLAN; TO PLOT
preside resident sediment dissident residual subsidiary insidious assiduous |
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SENS/SENT
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TO FEEL; TO BE AWARE
sense sensory sentiment presentiment dissent resent sentinel insensate |
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SOL
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TO LOOSEN; TO FREE
dissolve soluble resolution dissolution dissolute absolution |
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SPEC/SPIC/SPIT
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TO LOOK; TO SEE
perspective speculation suspicious spectrum retrospective circumspect perspicacious conspicuous specious |
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STA/STI
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TO STAND; TO BE IN PLACE
static destitute obstinate consitute stasis apostasy |
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SUA
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SMOOTH
suave persuade dissuade assuage |
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SUB/SUP
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BELOW
submissive subsidiary subliminal subtle subterfuge supposition |
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SUPER/SUR
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ABOVE
surpass superlative supersede supercilious superfluous surmount surveillance |
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TAC/TIC
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TO BE SILENT
reticent tacit taciturn |
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TAIN/TEN/TENT/TIN
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TO HOLD
detain pertain tenacious abstention tenure tenable sustenance pertinacious |
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TEND/TENS/TENT/TENU
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TO STRETCH; TO THIN
tension tentative tendentious distend attenuate extenuating contentious |
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THEO
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GOD
athiest theocracy theology apotheosis |
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TRACT
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TO DRAG; TO PULL; TO DRAW
tractor attract contract detract abstract tractable protract |
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US/UT
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TO USE
abuse usage usurp utilitarian |
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VEN/VENT
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TO COME OR TO MOVE FORWARD
convene venturesome intervene contravene adventitious |
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VER
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TRUTH
verdict veracious verity verisimilitude aver |
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VERD
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GREEN
verdant verdure |
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VERS/VERT
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TO TURN
controversy revert diverse aversion introvert extrovert inadvertent covert avert |
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TRANS
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ACROSS
transaction transparent transition transgress transcendent intransigent |
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VI
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LIFE
vivid vicarious viable vivacity joie de vivre convivial |
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VID/VIS
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TO SEE
evident video adviser survey vista |
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VIL
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BASE, MEAN
vilify revile vile |
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VOC/VOK
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TO CALL
vocabulary advocate equivocate vocation avocation vociferous convoke invoke |
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VOL
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TO WISH
voluntary malevolent venevolent volition |
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VOR
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TO EAT
voracious carnivorous omnivorous |
