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175 Cards in this Set
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traumat |
shock or wound |
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-ence |
state, quality, act |
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-ent |
one who, that which |
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Card |
heart |
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graph |
write, written |
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meter |
measure |
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phras |
speech |
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scop |
look, view |
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tach |
fast |
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tachistoscope |
instrument for rapidly showing images on a screen to test perception |
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tachyon |
a hypothetical subatomic particle that can travel faster than the speed of light |
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tachymeter |
device for measuring speed of rotation |
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tachycardia |
an abnormally fast heartbeat |
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tachygraphy |
the art or technique of rapid writing or shorthand |
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tachyphrasia |
abnormally rapid yet fluent and articulate speech |
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in- |
not |
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post- |
after |
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re- |
back, again |
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surg/surrect |
rise |
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-ion |
state, condition, action |
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-ize |
to make, to act |
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insurgent |
person involved in a rebellion against a constituted authority |
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traumatic |
relating to a physical or emotional wound |
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resurgence |
a rising again into life, activity, or prominence |
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traumatize |
to cause somebody to experience severe emotional distress |
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insurrection |
a rising up against established authority |
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post-traumatic |
occurring as a result of or after injury |
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centr |
center |
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dont |
tooth |
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graph |
write, written |
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scop |
look, view |
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selen |
moon, brightness |
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selenosis |
poisoning caused by ingesting dangerously high amounts of selenium |
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selenographer |
expert in mapping the physical features of the moon |
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selenodent |
having molars with crowns formed of crescent- shaped cusps |
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selenology |
the study of the origin and physical characteristics of the moon |
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selenocentric |
of or relating to the center of the moon; having the moon as center |
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selenium |
a trace mineral that has light- sensitive properties |
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selenoscope |
instrument for viewing the moon |
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de- |
apart, away, down |
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demi- |
half |
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sec/sice |
dry |
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-ant |
one who, that which |
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-ate |
to make, to act |
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-ation |
an action or process |
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-ive |
performing or tending towards |
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desiccation |
the process of extracting moisture |
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desiccant |
a substance that promotes drying |
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siccative |
causing to dry; drying |
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desiccate |
to dry completely; to deprive of moisture |
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demi- sec |
half dry; semi-dry |
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con- |
with, together |
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non- |
not |
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ob- |
to, toward, for |
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per- |
through, by, very |
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pro- |
for, before, forward |
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sub- |
under |
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secu/sequ |
follow |
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-al |
like, related to |
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-ence |
state, quality, act |
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-ent |
like, related to |
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-ous |
having the quality of |
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-ur |
that which |
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consequence |
the effect, result, or outcome of something occurring earlier |
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prosecute |
to take legal action and bring someone before a court |
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obsequious |
overly eager to please or obey |
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non sequitur |
a remark having no bearing on what has just been said |
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persecute |
to oppress; to pester continually |
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sequential |
following in regular succession without gaps |
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subsequent |
happening or existing after; later |
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a- |
not, without |
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anti- |
against, opposite |
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gen |
birth, produce, race |
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pyret/pyr |
fever |
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therap |
treatment |
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typh |
stupor/fog |
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ic |
like, related to |
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osis |
condition, act |
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y |
state, quality, act |
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pyretotherapy |
fever therapy |
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apyretic |
without fever |
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pyrogenic |
fever- inducing |
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antipyretic |
drug that relieves or reduces fever |
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pyretotyphosis |
the delirium of fever |
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brachy |
short |
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pter |
wing, feather |
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saur |
lizard |
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al |
like related to |
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oid |
resembling |
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ology |
science, the study of |
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ous |
having the quality of |
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brachypyerous |
short winged |
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pterosaur |
extinct flying reptile |
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pterygoid |
like a bird's wing in form |
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apterygial |
belonging to the group of animals without paired wings, fins, or limbs |
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pteridology |
the branch or botany that studies ferns |
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com |
with, together |
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ex |
out, away, from |
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op |
against |
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post |
after |
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pro |
for, before, forward |
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pon |
place, put |
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al |
connected with |
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ent |
one who, that which |
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ment |
that which |
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postponement |
the act of putting something off to a future time |
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opponent |
one who takes an opposite position; rival |
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component |
a part of something larger |
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proponent |
one who argues in favor of something; advocate |
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postpone |
to put something off until a later time; delay |
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exponential |
characterized by an extremely rapid increase |
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im |
not |
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plac |
please, soothe, gentle |
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able |
able to be |
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ebo |
something tending to
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placid |
calm in nature; tranquil |
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placate |
to soothe or mollify; appease |
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implacable |
not capable of being appeased or pacified |
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placebo |
something done or said simply to reassure |
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complacent |
overly pleased with oneself or one's situation; smug |
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placidity |
the quality or feeling of being calm or composed |
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chrom |
color |
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cry |
cold |
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morph |
form |
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path |
feeling, disease |
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phag |
eat |
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phyt |
plant |
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therap |
treatment |
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phytophagous |
plant eating; herbivorous |
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phytology |
the study of plants; botany |
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phytochrome |
the pigment in green plants that absorbs light and controls dormancy, flowering, and the germination of seeds |
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cryophyte |
a plant that can live or grow on snow or ice |
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phytomorphic |
having attributes of a plant |
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phytotherapy |
the use of herbs and other plants to promote health and treat disease |
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phytopathogen |
something that causes disease in plants |
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meta |
beyond change |
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physi |
nature, growth |
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ly |
in the manner of |
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physiology |
the branch of the biological sciences that deals with the functioning or organisms |
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physicist |
a scientist whose specialty is physics |
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metaphysics |
a branch of philosophy dealing with what is beyond the physical or the experiential |
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physician |
a person skilled in the art of healing |
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physics |
related to matter and energy and their interactions |
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physically |
in a physical manner; in respect to the body |
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physical |
of or relating to the body |
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anthrop |
man, mankind |
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es |
to bear, to carry |
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ichthy |
fish |
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phag |
eat |
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phyll |
leaf |
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sarc |
flesh |
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tomy |
cut |
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xer |
dry |
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esophagotomy |
incision through the wall of the esophagus |
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ichthyophagous |
fish eating |
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xerophagy |
eating of dry food |
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sarcophagus |
an ornamental stone coffin used to decompose the flesh of the corpse within |
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anthropophagous |
feeding on human flesh; cannabalism |
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esophagus |
the part of the digestive tract that connects the throat to the stomach |
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phyllophagous |
feeding on leaves; leaf- eating |
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xly |
wood |
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derm |
skin |
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opthalm |
eye |
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therm |
heat |
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xero |
dry |
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ive |
performing or tending towards |
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ose |
a carbohydrate |
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verm |
worm |
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visc |
sticky |
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elast |
expansive |
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fug |
flee |
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vor |
eat |
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trud/trus |
thrust |
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append |
supplement, appendage |
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tme/tome/tomy |
cut |