Merriam Webster - 3

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cap-

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Latin: capere

take, seize

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cep-

Back 2

Latin: capere

take, seize

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cip-

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Latin: capere

take, seize

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incipient

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adj.
starting to come into being or become evident

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sus-

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"up"

susceptible: 'takes up' or absorbs a like a sponge.
- Defined:
open to some influence; responsive; impressionable

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fin-

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Latin: end, boundary

examples: final, finale, finish

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affinity

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noun
1. a natural liking for or attraction to a person, thing, idea, etc.

2. relationship by marriage or by ties other than those of blood (distinguished from consanguinity())

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consanguinity:
noun
–noun
1. relationship by descent from a common ancestor; kinship (distinguished from affinity)

2. close relationship or connection.

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definitive

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adj.
1. authoritative and final

2. Specifying perfectly or precisely

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infinitesimal

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adj.
extremely or immeasurably small

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finite

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adj.
having definite limits

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jac-

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jacere (Latin)
to throw
to hurl

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jec-

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jacere (Latin)

to throw

to hurl

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adjacent

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adj.
1. near, neighboring

2. Sharing a common boundary or border

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conjecture

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verb
to guess

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ad-

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near

toward

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de-

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down

away

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trans-

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across

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detract

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verb

to decrease the importance, value, or effectiveness of something

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protracted

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adj.

Drawn out, continued, or extended

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retraction

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noun

A taking back or withdrawal; a denial of what one has previously said

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re-

Back 21

back

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tract-

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trahere

drag or draw