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Monos - G
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One.
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Monologue-N
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A long speech made by one.
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Monarch - N
Monarchial, adj; Monarchic, adj; Monarchical, adj; Monarchy, n |
1. A person who rules a kingdom or empire;a king or queen, emperor or empress.
2. A large black and orange american butterfly. |
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Monogram - n
monogram - v |
A design composed of letters, usually the first letter of a name.
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MONOPOLY
Monopolize - v |
1. Exculsive control of the trade in some item or service.
2. Sole ownership or control of anything. |
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Monolith - N
Monolithic - Adj |
1. A large block of stone.
2. A large organization that acts as a single unit. |
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Unus - L
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One
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Unanimous - L
unanimity - n; unanimously - Adv |
Being in complete agreement
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unilateral - adj - L
unilaterally - adv |
One-sided; done by or affecting one person, group, or country, etc. and not another
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Duo - L
Duplex - L |
"Two"
"Twofold" |
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duplex - n - L
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A dwelling with two living units.
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duplicate - v - L
duplicate - adj duplicate - n duplicating - adj |
to make an identical copy or double of something; to repeat
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Bi - L
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"Two"
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Bilateral - Adj. - L
bilaterally |
1. having two sides
2. made between two persons or groups |
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bipartisan - adj. - L
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Involving two political parties
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bisect - v - L
bisection - N |
To divide into two equal parts
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bicentennial - L, N
bicentennially - Adv |
1. A two-hundredth anniversary
2. Happening every 200 years |
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decathlon - G, N
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An athletic contest in which each contestant takes part in ten events
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Centum - L
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hundred
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cetigrade - L, Adj
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Referring to a thermometer scale of 100 degrees where water freezes at 0* and boils at 100*
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Triumvirate - L, N
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A group of three, especially in authority
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centenary - adj
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1. pertaining to a 100 - year period
2. A centennial |
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Tri - G
tres - L |
three
three |
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trilogy - g, n
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A group of three literary or musical works that have a related theme.
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Trisect - L, V
trisection - n trisector - n |
To divide into three parts
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quartus - L
quatuor - L |
fourth
four |
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quadrant - n
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1. a quarter of a circle or of its circumference
2. An early machine for measuring altitudes. 3. any of the four parts of an area divided by perpendicular lines. |
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quartet - n
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1. a musical composition for four voices or instruments
2. a set of four, especially of four musicians |
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quatrain - n
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A stanza or group of four lines of poetry
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Decem - L
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ten
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decimate - v
decimation, n |
1. to destroy a large part of.
2. to kill one in every ten. |