Roots

Front 1

incipient

Back 1

beginning to come into being or to become apparent
cap/cip/ceipt/cept/ceive/ceit (take)

Front 2

precept

Back 2

a command or principle intended especially as a general rule of action
cap/cip/ceipt/cept/ceive/ceit (take)

Front 3

congenial

Back 3

having the same nature, disposition, or tastes
gen (birth, race, kind)

Front 4

ingenue

Back 4

a naive girl or young woman
gen (birth, race, kind)

Front 5

congenital

Back 5

existing at or dating from birth; constituting an essential characteristic
gen (birth, race, kind)

Front 6

benediction

Back 6

the invocation of a blessing
dic/dict/dit (tell, sa, word)

Front 7

dictum

Back 7

a noteworthy statement
dic/dict/dit (tell, say, word)

Front 8

supercilious

Back 8

coolly and patronizingly haughty
super/sur/sum (above)

Front 9

attenuate

Back 9

reduced especially in thickness, density, or force
tent/tens/tend/tenu (stretch/thin)

Front 10

conducive

Back 10

tending to promote or assist
doc/duc/dac (teach, lead)

Front 11

traduce

Back 11

to expose to shame or blame by means of falsehood and misrepresentation
doc/duc/dac (teach, lead)

Front 12

conjugal

Back 12

of or relating to the married state or to married persons and their relations
co/con/com (with, together)

Front 13

convivial

Back 13

relating to, occupied with, or fond of feasting, drinking, and good company
co/con/com (with, together)

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coalesce

Back 14

to grow together
co/con/com (with, together)

Front 15

commensurate

Back 15

equal in measure or extent
co/con/com (with, together)

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conclave

Back 16

a private meeting or secret assembly
co/con/com (with, together)

Front 17

conciliate

Back 17

to gain (as goodwill) by pleasing acts; to make compatible
co/con/com (with, together)

Front 18

subvert

Back 18

to overturn or overthrow from the foundation
vers/vert (turn)

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ignominy

Back 19

deep personal humiliation and disgrace
nom/noun/known/nam/nym (name, order, rule)

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vocation

Back 20

a summons or strong inclination to a particular state or course of action
vo/voc/vok/vow (call)

Front 21

convoke

Back 21

to call together to a meeting
vo/voc/vok/vow (call)

Front 22

vociferous

Back 22

marked by or given to vehement insistent outcry
vo/voc/vok/vow (call)

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refractory

Back 23

resisting control or authority
fra/frac/frag (break)

Front 24

fractious

Back 24

tending to be troublesome
fra/frac/frag (break)

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oblique

Back 25

neither perpendicular nor parallel
ob (against)

Front 26

obfuscate

Back 26

darken; make obscure
ob (against)

Front 27

subversion

Back 27

the act of overthrowing
sub (under)

Front 28

absolve

Back 28

to set free from an obligation or the consequences of guilt
ab (from, away)

Front 29

abstemious

Back 29

marked by restraint especially in the consumption of food or alcohol
ab (from, away)

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abstruse

Back 30

difficult to comprehend
ab (from, away)

Front 31

abrogate

Back 31

to abolish by authoritative action
ab (from, away)

Front 32

querulous

Back 32

habitually complaining
que/quis (ask, seek)

Front 33

propitious

Back 33

favorably disposed; being a good omen; tending to favor
pro (much, for, a lot)

Front 34

profligate

Back 34

completely given up to dissipation and licentiousness; wildly extravagant
pro (much, for, a lot)

Front 35

proscribe

Back 35

to publish the name of as condemned to death with the property of the condemned forfeited to the state; to condemn or forbid as harmful or unlawful
scrib/scrip (write)

Front 36

ascribe

Back 36

to refer to a supposed cause, source, or author
scrib/scrip (write)

Front 37

diffident

Back 37

hesitant in acting or speaking through lack of self-confidence
dis/dif (not)

Front 38

disparage

Back 38

to lower in rank or reputation
dis/dif (not)