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149 Cards in this Set
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ex-
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from or out from
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-ism
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condition, state, or theory
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-ist
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specialist
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-er
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one who
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-ity
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quality
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-ous
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possessing, having, full of
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-ible, -able
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ability
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-itis
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inflammation
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-tome
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instrument that cuts slices
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-ectomy
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to cut out, excise
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-tomy
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to cut into, incise
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-ostomy
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to form a surgical artificial opening
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-megaly
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enlarged
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-graph
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refers to an instrument that records data
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-gram
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indicates a picture or record
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-logy
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study of
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-logist
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one who studies
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-algia
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pain
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-dynia
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pain
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-pathy
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disease
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-osis
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disease, condition, status, or process
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-cyte
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cell
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-blast
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embryonic or immature cell
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-emia
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blood condition
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-meter
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instrument used to measure or count something
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-metry
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the process of measuring or counting something
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-penia
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decrease in or not enough of
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-ia
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noun suffix meaning condition
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-em
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comes from the greek word hema, meaning blood
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-ic, -ac
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pertaining to
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hyper-
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above or more than normal
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hypo-
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below or less than normal
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-trophy
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nourishment (development)
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-oma
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tumor
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meta-
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beyond
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-stasis
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in one place
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-omata
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tumors (plural form)
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-oid
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like or resembling
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neo-
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new
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anti-
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against
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-plast/ic
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adjective suffix for abnormal growth
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-genesis
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development
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-cele
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abnormal protrusion or swelling (herniation)
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-plasty
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surgical repair
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dys-
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difficult or poor
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-plasia
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growth and development
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-scope
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an instrument used to look at something
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inter-
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between
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peri-
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near or around
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supra-
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on, higher in position, over, or above
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ab-
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from or away from
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-scopy
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procedure used to look into an organ or body cavity
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-cyst
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fluid-filled saclike structure
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hydro-
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water or fluid or watery fluid
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-phobia
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fear
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-genic
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producing or forming
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-rrhea
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flow or discharge
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a-, an-
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not, lack of
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brady-
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abnormally slow
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tachy-
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abnormally fast
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-iasis
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indicates a pathologic condition
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-pnea
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breathing
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micro-
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small
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dia-
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through
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macro-
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large
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syn-
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with or together
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poly-
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too much or too many
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-uria
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condition of urine
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-ptosis
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prolapsed or downward displacement
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-rrhaphy
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suturing or stitching
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-rrhagia
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hemorrhage
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-cide
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to kill or destroy
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-pexy
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fixation
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-ectasia
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stretching or dialation
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-clysis
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washing or irrigation
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-tripsy
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crushing
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-lepsy
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seizure
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-rrhexis
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rupture
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para-
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beside, beyond, near, abnormal
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super-
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above
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sub- or infra-
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below
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ad-
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toward
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eu-
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well or easy
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-cyesis
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pregnancy
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pseudo-
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false
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ecto-
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outer-outside
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endo-
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inner-inside
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meso-
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middle
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retro-
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backward-behind
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para-
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near
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proto-
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first
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ante-
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forward
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hidro-
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sweat
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hemi-, semi-
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half
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mono-, uni-
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one
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prot-, prim-
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first
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di(plo)-, bi-
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two
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tri-
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three
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tetra-, quadr-
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four
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penta-, quint-
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five
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hexa-, sexta-
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six
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hepta-, septa-
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seven
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octa-, oct-
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eight
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enne(a)-, non(i)-
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nine
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deca-
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ten
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dec(i)-
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tenth
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hecto-
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hundred
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cent(i)-
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hundredth
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kilo-
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thousand
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mill(i)-
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thousandth
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multi-
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many
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nulli-
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none
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de-
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from, down from, from-resulting in less than
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iso-
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equal
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dia-
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through, complete
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per-
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through
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peri-
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around
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circum-
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around
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-esis
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action or process
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-philia
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abnormal or unusual attraction to
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homo-
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same
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hetero-
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different
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super-, supra-
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above or beyond
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epi-
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over, upon
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extra-
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outside of, beyond, in addition to
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infra-
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below, under
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sub-
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under, below
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meta-
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beyond, after, occurring later in a series
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ultra-
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beyond or in excess
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anti-
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against
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contra-
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against
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trans-
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across or over
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in-
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in, into, or not
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mal-
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bad
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furco-
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branching or dividing
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con-
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with
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dis-
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to free of, to separate, or to undo
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intra-
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within
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-plegia
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paralysis
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-iatrist, -iatric
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indicates medical professionals or physicians
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-dermia
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skin
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-phagia
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eat
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-stasis
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stopping or controlling
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schizo-, schisto-, -schisis
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split, cleft, or fissure
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-opia
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vision
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ambi-
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both or both sides
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-opter
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visible
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exo-
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outward
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eso-
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toward
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