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Bio

Life

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Graph

Write

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Vis/vid

To see

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Chron

Time

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Dict

To say or declare

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Min

Small or less

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Fin

End

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Spect

To look

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Vac

Empty

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Ad

To, toward or near

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Aud

Hear or Listen

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Mit/mis

To send

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Send/sent

To feel

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Fract/frag

Break/broken

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Celer

Fast/speed

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Multi


Many

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Cam

Together or common

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Pul

To drive or thrust

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Flex/flect

Able to bend

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Sci

To know

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Cert

T o know

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Ann/enni

Year

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Nov

New

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Fid

Faith

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Accelerant

A substance used to make a fire bigger

Word

Accelerator

A person or thing that accelerates

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Adhesive

Sticking or sticky substance

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Administration

The exclusive officials of the government and their policies

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Adversity

Misfortune, wretched or troubled state

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Anniversary

The date in which some event occurred

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Annual

Of or measured by year

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Audacity

1) willingness to take a bold risk 2) rude or disrespectful behavior

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Audit

1) formal checking of financial records 2) to attend as a listener

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Auditory

The hearing or sense of hearing

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Biology

The science of living things

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Biome

A large naturally occurring community of living things

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Biopsy

The removal of living body tissue for diagnosis

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Centennial

Of or lasting 100 years

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certification

The act of certifying

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Certify

To give reliable information , to confirm

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Choreography

The act of dancing; to write or make a dance

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Chronological

The measure of time, data & events

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Commodity

Any useful thing

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Commune

To talk together intimately

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Compose

To make or constitute

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Compulsory

Something that is required

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Confide

To trust (in s someone) by Sharing secrets; entrusting

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Confidential

1) secret 2) of or showing trust 3) entrusted with secret matters

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confine

To provide a boundary in which one cannot pass

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Consience

The inner sense of what is right or wrong

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Conscious

Aware of ones inner existence, sensations or thoughts

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Contradict

To say or do the opposite of

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Decelorate

To move or cause to move at a decreasing speed

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Deflect

To cause something moving to change direction

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Dictate

To speak aloud for someone else to write down

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Dictator

A ruler who declares control over a country

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Disconcert

To upset or embarrass

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Evacuate

To make empty

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Expel

To give away someone's pride or ownership

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Fidelity

Faithful devotion to duty or loyalty

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Flexible

Able to bend without breaking

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Fracture

A breaking or break in the bone

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fragile

Easily broken or damaged, delicate

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fragment

1) a part broken away 2) an incomplete part

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Graphic

Something written as visual art

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Impulse

Is strong and unreflective urge

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Inaudible

Not loud enough to be heard

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Infinite

Never ending

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Infraction

A violation of law

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Innovation

Deposit of using new methods in devices

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Minority

The smaller number of a part

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Minimize

To reduce something to the smallest possible amount of size

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Minute

Very small or of little importance

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Mission

sending out to perform a special service

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Multicultural

Relating or including multiple cultures

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Multimedia

Using many different types of materials and media

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Multi task

To handle more than one task at the same time

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Novelty

Something new or unusual

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Novice

Beginner

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Omniscient

How to incomplete or unlimited knowledge

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Permit

To allow or authorize

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Provide

To give use; supply

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Reflex

An action in response to a stimulus; involuntary action

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Renovate

Restore

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Repulsive

Ugly or something you do not wasn't to be around

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Repulsive

Revolting or rependant