L2

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ALIEN-

Back 1

of another (alien, alienation)

Front 2

ART-

Back 2

art, skill (art, artifact)

Front 3

FIN-

Back 3

end, limit (final, definite)

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FIRM-

Back 4

firm, strong (firmament, confirm)

Front 5

FORT-

Back 5

strong (fort, forte, comfort)

Front 6

GRAND-

Back 6

great (grand, grandeur)

Front 7

GRAV-, [GRIEV-]

Back 7

heavy (grave, grievance, grief)

Front 8

LINE-, [LIGN-]

Back 8

line (line, align)

Front 9

NIHIL-

Back 9

nothing (annihilate, nihilism)

Front 10

NUL(L)-

Back 10

nothing (null, annul)

Front 11

PART-

Back 11

part (part, depart)

Front 12

VERB-

Back 12

word, verb (verb, adverb, verbatim, proverb)

Front 13

VEST-

Back 13

garment (vest, vestment)

Front 14

Ab-, a-, abs-

Back 14

away from (abduct, abnormal, avert, abstract) (beware: a + double consonant means to, toward)

Front 15

Ad-, ac-, (a- + -sc, -sp, -st)

Back 15

to, toward (adopt, admire, aggression)

Front 16

Ambi-

Back 16

both, around (ambidextrous)

Front 17

Ante-

Back 17

before, in front of (antecedent)

Front 18

Circum-

Back 18

around (circumference)

Front 19

Con-, com-, co-

Back 19

with, together (connect)

Front 20

Contra-, contro-, counter-

Back 20

against (contradict)

Front 21

de-

Back 21

down, off, thoroughly (descend)

Front 22

Dis-, di-, dif-

Back 22

apart, in different directions, not (dispute)

Front 23

CED-, CESS-

Back 23

to go, yield (concede, excess)

Front 24

DUC-, DUCT-

Back 24

to lead (induce, conduct)

Front 25

JUDIC-

Back 25

judgment (judicial)

Front 26

JUR-, JUST-

Back 26

right, law; take an oath, form an opinion (jury)

Front 27

LEV-

Back 27

light (in weight); to lift (levity)

Front 28

LOQU-, LOCUT-

Back 28

to speak (colloquial)

Front 29

LUD-, LUS-

Back 29

to play, mock (illusion)

Front 30

PREC-

Back 30

to request, beg; prayer (precarious)

Front 31

TRUD-, TRUS-

Back 31

to push, thrust (protrude)

Front 32

VEN-, VENT-, VENU-

Back 32

to come (intervene)

Front 33

Ex-, e-, ef-

Back 33

out, from, completely (expel, evade) (ex + s = the x is dropped)

Front 34

Extra-, extro-

Back 34

outside, beyond (extraordinary, extrovert)

Front 35

In-, im-, ig- before n

Back 35

not (ineffective, ignore)

Front 36

In-, im-, (en-, em-)

Back 36

in, into, against (inject, endure, embrace)

Front 37

Infra-

Back 37

below, beneath (infrared)

Front 38

Inter-

Back 38

between, among (interrupt)

Front 39

Intra-, intro-

Back 39

within (intramural)

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Non-

Back 40

not (nonresident)

Front 41

Ob-

Back 41

toward, against, face-to-face, completely (obstruct)

Front 42

Per-

Back 42

through, wrongly, completely (perfect, persecute)

Front 43

CRUC-

Back 43

cross (crucify)

Front 44

GREG-

Back 44

flock, herd (congregate)

Front 45

HAB-, AB-, (HIB-)

Back 45

to have, hold as customary (habit, inability)

Front 46

PED-

Back 46

foot (pedal, pedestrian)

Front 47

PUNG-, PUNCT-

Back 47

to prick, point (puncture)

Front 48

SACR-, (SECR-)

Back 48

sacred (sacrament)

Front 49

SANCT-

Back 49

holy (sanctify)

Front 50

SENT-, SENS-

Back 50

to feel, think (consent)

Front 51

TURB-

Back 51

disturb (perturb, trouble)

Front 52

VERT-, VERS-

Back 52

to turn (revert)

Front 53

VI(A)-

Back 53

way, road (via, previous)

Front 54

Post-

Back 54

after, behind (postpone)

Front 55

Pre-

Back 55

before, in front of (prevent)

Front 56

Pro-

Back 56

forward, in front of, for (promote)

Front 57

Re-, red- (before vowels)

Back 57

back, again (renew, recall)

Front 58

Retro-

Back 58

backward, behind (retroactive)

Front 59

Se-, sed- (before vowels)

Back 59

aside, away (secede, segregation, sedition)

Front 60

Sub-, sus-, suc-, etc.

Back 60

under, up from under, secretly (submerge, suspend, succumb)

Front 61

Super-, (sur-)

Back 61

above, over (superhuman, surreal)

Front 62

Trans-, tran-, tra-

Back 62

across, through (transfer, traverse, transparent)

Front 63

Ultra-

Back 63

beyond, exceedingly (ultraviolet, ultramodern)

Front 64

CLUD-, CLUS-, CLOS-

Back 64

to shut (exclude, disclose)

Front 65

CUR(R)-, CURS-, (COURS-), (COR(S)-

Back 65

to run, go (recur, current, concourse)

Front 66

GRAD-, GRESS

Back 66

to step, go (gradual, progress)

Front 67

PEND-, PENS

Back 67

to hang, weigh, pay (dependent, expense)

Front 68

PLE-, PLET-, PLEN-

Back 68

to fill; full (implement, complete, plenary)

Front 69

SPEC-, (SPIC-), SPECT-

Back 69

to look (specimen, conspicuous, inspect)

Front 70

UND-, (OUND-)

Back 70

wave (abundant, abound)

Front 71

VID-, VIS-, (VIEW-)

Back 71

to see (evident, visual, review)

Front 72

VOC-, VOK-

Back 72

voice; to call (vocal, revoke)

Front 73

SEMI-

Back 73

half, partly (semiannual)

Front 74

UN-

Back 74

one (uniform, unanimous)

Front 75

PRIM-

Back 75

first (primary, primitive)

Front 76

DU-

Back 76

two (duet, dual)

Front 77

BI-, BIN- (before vowels)

Back 77

two; twice (bicycle, binoculars)

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TRI-

Back 78

three (tricycle, triangle)

Front 79

QUADR(U)-

Back 79

four (quadrangle, quadruple)

Front 80

QUART-

Back 80

fourth (quarter)

Front 81

QUINT-

Back 81

fifth (quintuplet, quintet)

Front 82

SEXT-

Back 82

six; sixth (sextet)

Front 83

SEPT(EM)-

Back 83

seven (septet, September)

Front 84

OCT-

Back 84

eight (octet)

Front 85

OCTAV-

Back 85

eighth (octave)

Front 86

DECI(M)-

Back 86

tenth (deciliter, decimal)

Front 87

CENT-

Back 87

hundred (century, centennial)

Front 88

MILL-

Back 88

thousand (millimeter, mill)

Front 89

ANIM-

Back 89

mind, feeling, life (animated, animal)

Front 90

ANN(U)-, (ENNI-)

Back 90

year (annual, perennial)

Front 91

BENE-, BON-

Back 91

well, good (benefit, bonus)

Front 92

CANT-, (CENT-), CHANT-

Back 92

to sing (incantation, incentive, enchant)

Front 93

CUR-

Back 93

cure, care (secure)

Front 94

EQU-, (IQU-)

Back 94

equal, even (equal, iniquity)

Front 95

FER-

Back 95

to bear, carry (refer, transfer)

Front 96

LAT-

Back 96

to bear, carry (elate, relate, translation)

Front 97

MAGN-

Back 97

great (magnitude, magnify)

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MAL(E)-

Back 98

bad (maladjusted, malicious, malignant)

Front 99

MULT-

Back 99

many (multitude, multiply)

Front 100

OPTIM-

Back 100

best (optimum)

Front 101

PLIC-, PLEX-, (PLY-)

Back 101

to fold, tangle, interweave (complicate, implicate, complex, imply, multiply)

Front 102

-al, (-ial, -eal)

Back 102

(adjective forming) pertaining to, like, (belonging to, having the character of) (vocal, verbal, equal)

Front 103

-ane, - (e)an, -ian, (-ain)

Back 103

(adjective forming) pertaining to, like, (belonging to, having the character of) (veteran, mundane, mountain)

Front 104

-an, (-ian)

Back 104

makes nouns, one connected with (librarian, barbarian)

Front 105

-ar

Back 105

(adjective forming) (pertaining to, like,) belonging to, having the character of (popular, regular, familiar)

Front 106

-ose, (-iose)

Back 106

(adjective forming) full of (grandiose, comatose)

Front 107

-ous (-ious, -eous)

Back 107

(adjective forming) full of, having the character of, like (famous, populous, various)

Front 108

AQU(A)-

Back 108

water (aquatic, aqueduct)

Front 109

CORPOR-, CORP(US)-

Back 109

body (incorporate, corpuscle, corpse)

Front 110

OMN-

Back 110

all (omnipresent, omnivorous)

Front 111

REG-, (RIG-), RECT-

Back 111

right, straight; to rule, stiffen, straighten (regular, incorrigible, rectify)

Front 112

SIMIL-, SIMUL-

Back 112

like, similar (simulate, simile)

Front 113

TEMPER-, TEMPOR-

Back 113

time, due season; to set bounds (temperate, temperature, temporary)

Front 114

TEN-, (TIN-), TENT-, (TAIN-)

Back 114

to hold (tenant, continue, content, contain)

Front 115

TEND-, TENT-, TENS-

Back 115

to stretch, strive (tendon, tense, tent, distend, pretense)

Front 116

TENU-

Back 116

stretched, thin (tenuous, attenuate)

Front 117

-(u)lent, -(o)lent

Back 117

(adjective-forming) full of, disposed to (fraudulent, violent)

Front 118

-ic, -tic

Back 118

(adjective-forming) pertaining to, like (civic, classic, rustic)

Front 119

-ary

Back 119

(adjective-forming) pertaining to, connected with, having the character of (literary, military, temporary)(y turns to i: precarious) noun forming: one connected with

Front 120

-ile, -il

Back 120

(adjective-forming) pertaining to, like, belonging to, having the character of (juvenile, hostile, civil)

Front 121

DOM(IN)-

Back 121

house, master (dome, predominant)

Front 122

FLAG(R)-, FLAM(M)-

Back 122

to burn; flame (flagrant, conflagrant, inflammation)

Front 123

FLAT-

Back 123

to blow (inflate, flatulent, conflation)

Front 124

GEN-, GENER-

Back 124

race, kind, origin (general, genus, generous)

Front 125

GEN-

Back 125

to give birth to, produce (genital, ingenious, ingenuity)

Front 126

LATER-

Back 126

side (equilateral, laterally)

Front 127

LUC-, LUMIN-

Back 127

to shine; light (lucid, illuminate)

Front 128

PAR-

Back 128

to ready, bring forth, provide (prepare, separate)

Front 129

SEN-

Back 129

old (senate, senior)

Front 130

SERV-

Back 130

to serve, save (servant, service, preserve, conservation)

Front 131

-ine

Back 131

(adjective forming) pertaining to, like, of (feminine, canine)

Front 132

-ate, it(e)

Back 132

(adjective forming)possessing, being (accurate, adequate, favorite, explicit)

Front 133

-ant, -ent (-ient)

Back 133

(adjective forming) equivalent to English present participle ending –ing (urgent, apparent, vigilant) noun: person who, that which (agent, inhabitant, adherent, servant)

Front 134

CUMB-, CUB-

Back 134

to lie down (succumb, incubator)

Front 135

FEDER-

Back 135

league, treaty (confederate)

Front 136

FID-

Back 136

faith (confident)

Front 137

FIDEL-

Back 137

faithful (infidelity)

Front 138

HER-, HES-

Back 138

to stick (adhere, adhesive)

Front 139

ORD(IN)-

Back 139

to put in order, arrange (order, ordinary)

Front 140

POT-, POSS-

Back 140

to be able, have power (potent, possible)

Front 141

SAL-, (SIL-), SALT-, SULT-

Back 141

to leap (salient, resilient, saltatorial, insult)

Front 142

SED-, (SID-), SESS-

Back 142

to sit, settle (sediment, insidious, session)

Front 143

TERR-

Back 143

land, earth (terrestrial, territory)

Front 144

-able, -ible

Back 144

(adjective forming) able to be, able to, tending to (-abil-, -ibil-) (portable, adaptable, flexible)

Front 145

-ablility, (-ibility, -bility)

Back 145

(adjective forming) inclination, suitability, capacity, or tendency to act or be acted upon in a (specified) way

Front 146

-ile

Back 146

(adjective forming) able to be, able to, tending to (agile, volatile, reptile)

Front 147

-acious

Back 147

(adjective forming) tending to, inclined to (audacious, tenacious)

Front 148

CRED-

Back 148

to believe, trust (credential, creditor, discredit)

Front 149

DOC-, DOCT-

Back 149

to teach (document, doctor, indoctrinate)

Front 150

FA(B)-, FAT-, FESS-, FAM-

Back 150

to speak, reveal (affable, infant, preface, confess, fame, fabulous)

Front 151

FALL-, FALS-, (FAIL-), (FAULT-)

Back 151

to deceive (fallacy, false, failure, default)

Front 152

MOD-

Back 152

measure (modicum, modest, modern, modify)

Front 153

MUT-

Back 153

to change (mutant, mutation)

Front 154

TANG-, (TING-), TACT-

Back 154

to touch (tangent, contingent, contact, intact)

Front 155

TRACT-

Back 155

to drag (tractor, traction, detract)

Front 156

-itious

Back 156

(adjective forming) tending to, characterized by (fictitious, expeditious)

Front 157

-id

Back 157

(adjective forming) tending to, inclined to (frigid, rapid, humid)

Front 158

-ulous

Back 158

(adjective forming) tending to, inclined to (garrulous, tremulous)

Front 159

AC(U)-, ACR-, ACET-

Back 159

sharp, bitter (acid, acute, acetic acid)

Front 160

CAD-, (CID-), CAS-

Back 160

to fall, befall (cadence, accident, incident, casual, occasion)

Front 161

CAP-, (CIP-), CAPT-, (CEPT-), [CEIV-]

Back 161

to take, seize (incapacitate, recipient, capture, except)

Front 162

FAC-, (FIC-), FACT-, (FECT-)

Back 162

to do, make (faculty, efficient, manufacture, effective) (defeat, feasible)

Front 163

FLOR-

Back 163

flower (florist, floral, Florida) (flour, flower)

Front 164

FLU-, FLUX-, FLUV-, FLUOR(O)-

Back 164

to flow; a flow (fluid, flux, effluvia, fluoroscope)

Front 165

FOLI-, [FOIL-]

Back 165

leaf (folio, defoliant, tinfoil)

Front 166

NOC-, NOX-, NIC-, NEC-

Back 166

to harm, kill (innocent, obnoxious, pernicious, internecine)

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NOV-

Back 167

new (novel, novice, innovative)

Front 168

-ive

Back 168

(adjective-forming) tending to, inclined to (active, attractive, effective)

Front 169

-uous

Back 169

(adjective-forming) tending to, inclined to (continuous, conspicuous)

Front 170

-ory

Back 170

(adjective-forming) tending to, serving for (introductory, compulsory, contradictory)

Front 171

CERN-, CRET-, CERT-

Back 171

to separate, distinguish (discernment, secret, excrete, ascertain)

Front 172

DUR-

Back 172

hard, to last (duration, endurable)

Front 173

FUND-, FUS-, [FOUND-]

Back 173

to pour, melt (refund, fusion, confusion, foundry)

Front 174

NASC-, NAT-

Back 174

to be born (nascent, native, prenatal, nature, natural)

Front 175

PEL(L)-, PULS-

Back 175

to drive, push (propel, compelling, impulsive, repulsive)

Front 176

PON-, POSIT-, [POUND-], [POSE-]

Back 176

to place, put (component, deposit, position, compound, compose, oppose)

Front 177

TORT-

Back 177

to twist (torture, distort)

Front 178

-ity (-ety, -ty)

Back 178

(noun-forming) quality of, state of (gravity/gravitate, sanity/sanitary, society, novelty, dignitary)

Front 179

-(i)tude

Back 179

(noun-forming) quality of, state of (longitude/longitudinal, multitude/multitudinous, magnitude)

Front 180

-acy

Back 180

(noun-forming) quality or state of being or having (accuracy, inadequacy, confederacy)

Front 181

AM-

Back 181

to love (amorous, amatory)

Front 182

DE-, DIV-

Back 182

god (deify, divine)

Front 183

[JOURN-]

Back 183

day (journal)

Front 184

OR-

Back 184

to speak formally, plead (oracle, oration, peroration)

Front 185

PROB-, [PROV-]

Back 185

good; to test (probe, probity, approve)

Front 186

RAP-, RAPT-, (REPT-)

Back 186

to seize (rapid, rape, rapture)

Front 187

STRING-, STRICT-, [STRAIN-]

Back 187

to draw tight (stringent, strict, restrict, restrain)

Front 188

VER-

Back 188

true (veritable, aver, very)

Front 189

-(i)mony

Back 189

(noun-forming) quality of, state of (testimony/testimonial, matrimony/matrimonial)

Front 190

-acity

Back 190

(noun-forming) quality of being inclined to (audacity, capacity, rapacity)

Front 191

-y

Back 191

(noun-forming) quality of, state of, act of, result of (custody/custodial, perjury, controversy/controversial)

Front 192

-ate

Back 192

(noun-forming) office of, holder(s) of the office of (senate, magistrate, electorate)

Front 193

CID-, CIS-

Back 193

to kill, cut (insecticide, fratricide, incision, precise)

Front 194

MATR-, MATERN-

Back 194

mother (matron, maternity)

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PATRI-

Back 195

fatherland, country (patrimony, paternity)

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PATR, PATERN-

Back 196

father (patrimony, paternity)

Front 197

PATRON-

Back 197

protector (patronize)

Front 198

SEQU-, SECUT-

Back 198

to follow (sequence, consequence, prosecute, consecutive)

Front 199

SOL-

Back 199

alone (solitude, desolation)

Front 200

VIV-

Back 200

to live (vivid, revive)

Front 201

-ion

Back 201

(noun-forming) act of, state of, result of (completion, prevention, production)

Front 202

-ment

Back 202

(noun-forming) result of, means of, act of, state of (excitement, ligament, monument, regiment)

Front 203

-men

Back 203

(noun-forming) result of, means of, act of, state of (specimen)

Front 204

CRE-, CRESC-, CRET-

Back 204

to grow (crescent, excrescence, concrete)

Front 205

I-, IT-

Back 205

to go (transient, ambient, initial, transition)

Front 206

JUG-, JUNCT-, [JOIN-], [JOINT-]

Back 206

a yoke; to join (jugular, juncture, join, rejoinder, conjointly)

Front 207

LEG-, (LIG-), LECT-

Back 207

to choose, pick out, read (legible, legend, eligible, elect, selective)

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MON-

Back 208

to warn, advise (admonish, monument, monitor, premonition)

Front 209

SOLV-, SOLUT-

Back 209

to free, loosen (solve, absolve, solution, absolute)

Front 210

-(i)cule, (-cle, -icle)

Back 210

(diminutive) little (molecule, muscle/muscular, particle/particular)

Front 211

-el

Back 211

(diminutive) little (novel, morsel, panel)

Front 212

-il

Back 212

(diminutive) little (pupil, codicil)

Front 213

-ole, -ule (-le)

Back 213

(diminutive) little (vacuole, aureole, capsule, scruple/scrupulous, circle/circular)

Front 214

FERV-

Back 214

to boil, bubble (fervent, fervidity)

Front 215

FRANG-, (FRING-), FRACT-

Back 215

to break (frangible, fraction)

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GRAN-

Back 216

grain (granary, granite, granola)

Front 217

MINOR-, MINUS-, MINUT-

Back 217

small, smaller (minority, minute, diminutive)

Front 218

PATI-, PASS-

Back 218

to endure, suffer (patient, passive, passion)

Front 219

QUIR-, QUISIT-, QUEST-

Back 219

to ask, seek (inquire, inquisition, question, inquest)

Front 220

SEC-, SEG-, SECT-

Back 220

to cut (secant, segment, bisect, section)

Front 221

-ance, -ancy, -ence, -ency

Back 221

(noun-forming) quality of _ing, state of _ing (vigilance, hesitancy, influence, fluency)

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-or

Back 222

(noun-forming) state of, result of (ardor, furor, error)

Front 223

-ary (-arium)

Back 223

(noun-forming) place for (library, granary, aquarium)

Front 224

-ory (-orium)

Back 224

(noun-forming) place for (dormitory, lavatory, auditorium)

Front 225

AG-, (IG-), ACT-

Back 225

to do, drive (agent, agile, inactive, transact)

Front 226

CLAM-, [CLAIM-]

Back 226

to cry out (exclamation, proclamation, declaim, proclaim)

Front 227

COG-

Back 227

to think, reflect, consider (cogent, cogitation) (co- + AG-)

Front 228

DIC, DICT-

Back 228

to say (diction, contradiction, edict)

Front 229

GER-, GEST-

Back 229

to carry, produce (exaggerate, congestion, digest)

Front 230

MIT(T)-, MIS(S)-

Back 230

to send, let go (admit, transmitter, missile, transmission)

Front 231

SCI-

Back 231

to know (science, conscientious)

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SON-

Back 232

sound (supersonic, resonance, sonata)

Front 233

VAL-, [VAIL-]

Back 233

to be strong, be worthy (value, equivalent, valid, avail, prevail)

Front 234

-ure

Back 234

(noun forming) act of, result of (fracture, puncture, rupture)

Front 235

-(u)lence, -(o)lence

Back 235

(noun forming)state or quality of being full of (violence, fraudulence) (-ulent + -y)

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-or

Back 236

(noun forming) one who does, that which does (actor, aggressor, tractor, motor)

Front 237

-and(um), -(i)end(um)

Back 237

(noun forming)that which must be _ed (agendum, memorandum) (plural form: -anda, -(i)enda)

Front 238

ERR-

Back 238

to wander (error, erratic)

Front 239

JAC-, JECT-

Back 239

to throw (ejaculate, inject, projectile, reject)

Front 240

NOMEN-, NOMIN-

Back 240

name, noun (nomenclature, nominate, pronominal)

Front 241

SCRIB-, SCRIPT-

Back 241

to write (describe, inscribe, scribble, conscription, subscription)

Front 242

ST(A)-, STIT-, SIST-

Back 242

to stand (stance, circumstance, station, insist)

Front 243

VOLV-, VOLUT-

Back 243

to roll (revolve, involve, evolution, revolution)

Front 244

-esce

Back 244

(verb forming) to begin, to become (convalesce, obsolescent, effloresce)

Front 245

CAPIT, (CIPIT-)

Back 245

head (capital, decapitate, precipitate)

Front 246

GNO-, NO-, NOT-

Back 246

to know (recognize, ignore, noble, note)

Front 247

LOC-

Back 247

place (local, dislocate)

Front 248

PUT-

Back 248

to prune, reckon, think (amputate, compute, impute)

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RADIC-

Back 249

root (radical, eradicate)

Front 250

ROG-

Back 250

to ask (arrogant, derogatory)

Front 251

SPIR-

Back 251

to breathe (spirit, conspire, inspiration)

Front 252

-ify, -efy

Back 252

(verb forming) to make (pacify, magnify, liquefy)

Front 253

-ific

Back 253

(adjective forming) making, causing (pacific, terrific)

Front 254

AL-, ALT-

Back 254

to nourish, grow tall (alumnus, alimony, altitude)

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MEDI-

Back 255

middle (median, medium, immediate)

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MIGR-

Back 256

to move from one place to another (migratory, transmigrate, immigrant)

Front 257

MORT-

Back 257

death (mortal, mortuary)

Front 258

PET-

Back 258

to seek, assail (compete, petition, appetite)

Front 259

PUG(N)-

Back 259

to fight; a fist (repugnant, impugn, pugilist)

Front 260

GRAT-

Back 260

pleasing, grateful (gratitude, gratuitous)

Front 261

MISC-, MIXT-

Back 261

to mix (promiscuous, immiscible, admixture)

Front 262

MOV-, MOT-

Back 262

to move (movement, remove, motion, remote)

Front 263

NEG-

Back 263

to deny (negative, renegade)

Front 264

PURG-

Back 264

to clean (purge, purgative)

Front 265

VULG-

Back 265

common, ordinary (vulgar, vulgate)

Front 266

CORD-

Back 266

heart (cordial, accord, record)

Front 267

FLECT-, FLEX-

Back 267

to bend (deflection, reflection, flexible, reflex)

Front 268

MAN(U)-

Back 268

hand (manicure, manipulate, manual, manuscript)

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PORT-

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to carry (portable, deport, report)

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STRU-, STRUCT-

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to build (instrument, structure, instruct)

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TERMIN-

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boundary, end (terminal, determine)

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VINC-, VICT-

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to conquer (convince, evince, victor, convict)

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AUD-

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to hear (audience, audit, auditorium)

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CARN-

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flesh (carnage, incarnation)

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NUNCI-, [NOUNC-]

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to announce (annunciation, denunciation, denounce, pronounce)

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PRESS-

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to press (pressure, compression)

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PROPRI-

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one’s own; fitting (proprietary, appropriate)

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SAT(IS)-

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enough (satiate, satisfy)

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-at(e)

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verbal suffix