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act, ag
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do, act, drive
activate - to make active agile - having quick motion |
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alt
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high
altitude - height alto - highest male singing voice |
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alter, altr
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other, change
alternative - choice between two things altruism - living for the good of others |
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am, ami
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love, friend
amiable - worthy of friendship amity - friendship |
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anim
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mind, spirit
animated - spirited animosity - violent hatred |
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annu, enni
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year
annual - every year centennial - every hundred years |
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aqua
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water
aquarium - tank for water animals and plants aquamarine - semiprecious stone of sea-green color |
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arch
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first, ruler
archenemy - chief enemy archetype - original pattern from which things are copied |
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aud, audit
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hear
audible - capable of being heard audience - assembly of hearers audition - the power or act of hearing |
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auto
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self
automatic - self-acting autobiography - a history of a person's life written or told by that person |
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bell
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war
belligerent - a party taking part in a war bellicose - war like |
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ben, bene
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good
benign - kindly disposition beneficial - advantageous |
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bio
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life
biotic - relating to life biology - the science of life |
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brev
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short
abbreviate - make shorter brevity - shortness |
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cad, cas
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fall
cadence - fall in voice casualty - loss caused by death |
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cap, capit
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head
captain - the head or chief decapitate - to cut off the head |
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cede, ceed, cess
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to go, to yield
recede - to move or fall back proceed - to move onward recessive - tending to go back |
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cent
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hundred
century - hundred years centipede - insect with a hundred legs |
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chron
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time
chronology - science oealing with historical dates chronicle - register of events in order of time |
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cide, cis
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to kill, to cut
homicide - the act of killing incision - a cut |
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claim, clam
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to shout
acclaim - to receive with applause proclamation - to announce publicly |
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cogn
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to know
recognize - to know again cognition - awareness |
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corp
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body
incorporate - to combine into one body corpse - dead body |
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cred
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to trust, to believe
incredible - unbelievable credulous - too prone to believe |
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cur, curr, curs
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to run
current - flowing body of air or water excursion - short trip |
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dem
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people
democracy - government formed for the people epidemic - affecting all people |
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dic, dict
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to say
dictate - to read aloud for another to transcribe verdict - decision of a jury |
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doc, doct
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to teach
docile - easily instructed indoctrinate - to instruct |
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domin
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to rule
dominate - to rule dominion - territory of rule |
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duc, duct
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to lead
conduct - the act of guiding induce - to overcome by persuasino |
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eu
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well, good
eulogy - speech or writing in praise euphony - pleasantness or smoothness of sound |
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fac, fact, fect, fic
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to do, to make
facilitate - to make easier factory - location of production confect - to put together fiction - something invented or imagined |
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fer
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to bear, to carry
transfer - to move from one place to another refer - to direct to |
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fin
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end limit
infinity - unlimited finite - limited in quantity |
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flex, flect
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to bend
flexible - easily bent reflect - to throw back |
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fort
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luck
fortunate - lucky fortuitous - happening by chance |
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frag, fract
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break
fragile - easily broken fracture - break |
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fug
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flee
fugitive - fleeing refugee - one who flees to a place of safety |
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gen
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class, race
engender - to breed generic - of a general nature in regard to all members |
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grad, gress
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to go, to step
regerss - to go back graduate - to divide into regular steps |
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graph
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writing
telegraph - message sent by telegraph autograph - person's own handwriting or signature |
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ject
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to throw
projectile - capable of being thrown reject - to throw away |
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leg
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law
legitimate - lawful legal - defined by law |
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leg, lig, lect
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to choose, gather, read
illegible - incapable of being read ligature - something that binds election - the act of choosing |
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liber
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free
liberal - favoring freedom of ideals liberty - freedom from restraint |
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log
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study, speech
archaeology - the study of human antiquities prologue - address spoken before a performance |
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luc, lum
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light
translucent - slightly transparent illuminate - to light up |
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magn
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large, great
magnify - to make larger magnificent - great |
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mal, male
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bad, wrong
malfunction - to operate incorrectly malevolent - evil |
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mar
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sea
marine - pertaining to the sea submarine - below the surface of the sea |
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mater, matr
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mother
maternal - motherly matriarch - government exercised by a mother |
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mit, miss
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to send
transmit - to send from one person or place to another mission - the act of sending |
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morph
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shape
metamorphosis - a changing in shape anthropomorphic - having a human shape |
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mut
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change
mutable - subject to change mutate - to change or alter |
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nat
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born
innate - inborn native - a person born in a particular place |
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neg
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deny
negative - expressing denial renege - to deny |
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nom
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name
nominate - to put forward a name nomenclature - process of naming |
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nov
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new
novel - new renovate - to make as good as new |
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omni
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all
omnipotent - all powerful omnipresent - all present |
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oper
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to work
operate - to work on something cooperate - to work with others |
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pass, path
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to feel
passionate - moved by strong emotion pathetic - affecting the tender emotions |
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pater, patr
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father
paternal - fatherly patriarch - government exercised by a father |
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ped, pod
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foot
pedestrian - one who travels on foot podiatrist - foot doctor |
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pel, pulfs
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to drive, to push
impel - to drive forward compulsion - irresistible force |
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phil
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love
philharmonic - loving harmony or music philanthropist - one who loves and seeks to do good for others |
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port
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carry
export - to carry out of the country portable - able to be carried |
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psych
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mind
psychology - study of the mind psychiatrist - specialist in mental disorders |
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quer, ques, quir, quis
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to ask
querist - one who inquires question - that which is asked inquire - to ask about inquisitive - inclined to ask questions |
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rid, ris
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to laugh
ridiculous - laughable derision - mockery |
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rupt
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to break
interrupt - to break in upon erupt - to break through |
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sci
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to know
science systematic knowledge of physical or natural phenomena conscious - having inward knowledge |
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scrib, script
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to write
transcribe - to write over again script - text of words |
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sent, sens
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to feel, to think
sentimental - to feel great emotion sensitive - easily affected by changes |
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sequ, secut
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to follow
sequence - connected series consecutive - following one another in unbroken order |
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solv, solu, solut
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to loosen
dissolve - to break up absolute - without restraint |
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spect
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to look at
spectator - one who watches inspect - to look at closely |
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spir
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to breathe
inspire - to breathe in respiration - the process of breathing |
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string, strict
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to bind
stringent - binding strongly restrict - to restrain within bounds |
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stru, struct
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to build
strut - a structural piece designed to resist pressure construct - to build |
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tang, ting, tact, tig
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to touch
tangent - touching, but not intersecting contact - touching contiguous - to touch along a boundary |
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ten, tent, tain
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to hold
tenure - holding of office contain - to hold |
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term
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to end
terminate - to end terminal - having an end |
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terr
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earth
terrain - tract of land terrestrial - existing on earth |
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therm
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heat
thermal - pertaining to heat thermometer - instrument for measuring temperature |
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tort, tors
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to twist
contortionist - one who twists violently torsion - act of turning or twisting |
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tract
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to pull, draw
attract - to draw toward distract - to draw away |
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vac
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empty
vacant - empty evacuate - to empty out |
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ven, vent
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to come
intervene - to come between prevent - to stop from coming |
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ver
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true
verify - to prove to be true veracious - truthful |
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verb
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word
verbose - use of excess words verbatim - word for word |
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vid, vis
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to see
video - picture phase of television vision - act of seeing external objects |
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vinc, vict, vang
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to conquer
invincible - unconquerable victory - defeat of enemy vanguard - troops moving at the head of an army |
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vit, viv
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life
vital - necessary to life vivacious - lively |
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vac
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to call
vocation - a summons to a course of action vocal - uttered by voice |
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vol
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to wish, to will
involuntary - outside the control of will volition - the act of willing or choosing |