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ad ac
af an ap ap as at |
to
toward |
adapt—to fit into
adhere—to stick to attract—to draw near |
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com
con co col |
with
together |
combine—to bring together
contact—to touch together collect—to bring together co-worker—one who works together with another worker |
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in
il ir im |
into
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inject—to put into
impose—to force into illustrate—to put into example irritate—to put into discomfort |
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inter
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between
among |
international—among nations
interact—to act among the people |
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pro
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forward
going ahead |
proceed—to go forward
promote—to move forward |
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mal
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wrong
bad |
malady — illness
malevolent — bad malfunction — bad functioning |
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mis
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wrong
badly |
mistreat — to treat badly
mistake — to get wrong |
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ab
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away from
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absent—not to be present
away abscond—to run away |
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de
dis |
away from
down the opposite of apart not |
depart—to go away from
decline—to turn down dislike—not to like dishonest—not honest distant—apart |
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ex
e ef |
out
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exit—to go out
eject—to throw out efface—to rub out, erase |
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in
il ir im |
not
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inactive—not active
impossible—not possible ill-mannered—not mannered irreversible—not reversible |
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non
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not
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nonsense—no sense
nonstop—having no stops |
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un
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not
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unhelpful—not helpful
uninterested—not interested unhappy—not happy, sad |
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anti
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against
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anti-freeze—a substance used to prevent freezing
anti-social—refers to someone who’s not social |
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ob
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against
in front of |
obstacle—something that stands in the way of
obstinate—inflexible |
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circum
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around
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circumscribe—to write or inscribe in a circle
circumspect—to watch around or be very careful |
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equ
equi |
equal
the same |
equalize—to make equal
equitable—fair, equal |
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post
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after
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postpone—to do after
postmortem—after death post script—after the letter (at the bottom) |
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pre
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before
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preview—a viewing that goes before another viewing
prehistorical—before written history |
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trans
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across
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transcontinental—across the continent
transit—act of going across |
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re
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back
again |
retell—to tell again
recall—to call back, to remember |
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sub
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under
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subordinate—under something else
subconcious—under the conscious submarine—under the water |
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super
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over
above |
superimpose—to put something over something else
superstar—a star greater than other stars |
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un
uni |
one
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unity—oneness
unanimous—sharing one view unidirectional—having one direction unicycle—having one wheel |
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cap
capt cept ceive |
to take
to hold |
captive—one who is held
receive—to take capable—to be able to take hold of things concept—an idea or thought held in mind |
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cred
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to believe credible—believable credit—belief, trust
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curr curs cours
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to run current—now in progress, running cursor—a moveable indicator recourse—to run for aid
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dic dict
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to say indicate—to say by demonstrating diction—verbal saying
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duc duct
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to lead induce—to lead to action aqueduct—a pipe or waterway that leads water somewhere
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fac fic fect fy
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to make, to do facile—easy to do fiction—something that has been made up satisfy—to make happy affect—to make a change in
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jec ject
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to throw project—to put forward trajectory—a path of an object that has been thrown eject—to throw out
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mit mis
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to send admit—to send in missile—something that gets sent through the air
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pon pos
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to place transpose—to place across compose—to put into place many parts (music, a newspaper) deposit—to place in something
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scrib script
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to write describe—to write or tell about scripture—a written tablet
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spec spic
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to look specimen—an example to look at inspect—to look over spectacles—eyeglasses
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ten tain
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to hold maintain—to hold up or keep retentive—holding
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ven vent
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to come advent—a coming convene—to come together event—where people come to experience something
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