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42 Cards in this Set
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A, AN -not, without
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amoral, atrophy, asymmetrical, anarchy, anesthetic, anonymity, anomaly
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AB, A -from, away, apart
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abnormal, abdicate, aberration, abhor, abject, abjure, ablution, abnegate, abortive, abrogate, abscond, absolve, abstemious, abstruse, annual, avert, aversion
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AC, ACR -sharp, sour
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acid, acerbic, exacerbate, acute, acuity, acumen, acrid, acrimony
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AD, A -to, toward
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adhere, adjacent, adjunct, admonish, adroit, adumbrate, advent, abet, accede, accretion, acquiesce, affluent, aggrandize, aggregate, alleviate, alliteration, allude, allure, ascribe, aspersion, aspire, assail, assonance, attest
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ALI, ALTR -another
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alias, alienate, inalienable, altruism
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AM, AMI -love
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amorous, amicable, amiable, amity
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AMB, AMPHI -both
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ambiguous, ambivalent, ambidextrous, amphibious
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AMBL, AMBUL -walk
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amble, ambulatory, perambulator, somnambulist
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ANIM -mind, spirit, breath
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animal, animosity, unanimous, magnanimous
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ANN, ENN -year
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annual, annuity, superannuated, biennial, perennial
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ANTE, ANT -before
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antecedent, antediluvian, antebellum, antepenultimate, anterior, antiquity, antiquated, anticipate
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ANTHROP -human
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anthropology, anthropomorphic, misanthrope, philanthropy
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ANTI, ANT -against, opposite
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antidote, antipathy, antithesis, antacid, antagonist, antonym
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AUD -hear
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audio, audience, audition, auditory, audible
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ATUO -self
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autobiography, autocrat, autonomous
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BELLI, BELL -war
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belligerent, bellicose, antebellum, rebellion
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BENE, BEN -good
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benevolent, benefactor, beneficent, benign
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BI -two
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bicycle, bisect, bilateral, bilingual, biped
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BIBLIO -book
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Bible, bibliography, bibliophile
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BIL -life
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biography, biology, amphibious, symbiotic, macrobiotics
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BURS -money, purse
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reimburse, disburse, bursar
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CAD, CAS, CID -happen, fail
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accident, cadence, cascade, deciduous
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CAP, CIP -head
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captain, decapitate, capitulate, precipitous, precipitate, recapitulate
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CARN -flash
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carnal, carnage, carnival, carnivorous, incarnate
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CAP, CAPT, CEPT, CIP -take, hold, seize
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capable, capacious, captivate, deception, intercept, precept, inception, anticipate, emancipation, incipient, percipient
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CED, CESS -yield, go
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cease, cessation, incessant, cede, precede, accede, recede, antecedent, intercede, secede, cession
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CHROM -color
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chrome, chromatic, monochrome
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CHRON -time
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chronology, chronic, anachronism
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CIDE -murder
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suicide, homicide, infanticide, regicide, patricide
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CIRCUM -around
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circumference circumlocution, circumnavigate, circumscribe, circumspect, circumvent
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CLIN, CLIV -slope
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incline, inclination, declivity, proclivity
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CLUD, CLUS, CLAUS, CLOIS -shut, close
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conclude, reclusive, claustrophobia, cloister, preclude, occlude
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CO, COM, CON -with, together
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coeducation, coagulate, coalesce, coerce, cogent, cognate, collateral, colloquial, colloquy, commensurate, commodious, compassion, compatriot, complacent, compliant, complicity, compunction, concerto, conciliatory, concord, concur, condone, conflagration, congeal, congenial, congenital, conglomerate, conjugal, conjure, conscientious, consecrate, consensus, consonant, constrained, contentious, contrite, contusion, convalescence, convene, convivial, convoke, convoluted, congress
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COGN, GNO, CONTRA -know
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recognize, cognition, cognizance, incognito, diagnosis, agnostic, prognosis, Gnostic, ignorant
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CONTRA -against, opposite
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controversy, incontrovertible, contravene
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CORP -body
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corpse, corporeal, corpulence
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COSMO, COSM -world
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cosmopolitan, cosmos, microcosm, macrocosm
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CRAC, CRAT -rule, power
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democracy, bureaucracy, theocracy, autocrat, aristocrat, technocrat
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CRED -trust, believe
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incredible, credulous credence
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CRESC, CRET -grow
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crescent, crescendo, accretion
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CULP -blame, fault
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culprit, culpable, inculpate, exculpate
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CURR, CURS -run
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current, concur, cursory, precursor, incursion
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