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98 Cards in this Set
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a-,an-
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without, not
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amphi-,amph-
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both, around
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my two aunt Mphis both help around
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anti-, ant-
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against
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people were against Antigone
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dia-
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through, across
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go diagonally through the room, across the bridge to get to the dialogue
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ec-, ex-
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out
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exits classroom
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en-, em-
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in
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enters classroom
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epi-, ep-
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upon, at, in addition
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hyper-
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over, excessively
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hypo-, hyp-
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under, less than
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para-, par-
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beside, contrary, amiss
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peri-
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around
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pro-
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before
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syn-
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with, together
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ana-
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up, upon, again, back
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apo-, ap-, aph-
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off, away from
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cata-, cat-, cath-
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down, completely, according to, against
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ecto-
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outside of
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endo-, ento-
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within
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meta-, met-, meth-
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among, with, after, beyond, completely
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pros-
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toward, in addition
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anthrop
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man, mankind
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phil
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love
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miso
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hate
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biblio, bibl
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book
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phon
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sound
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graph, gram
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write, draw, describe, record
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scop, scept, skept
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look at, examine
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eu-
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good, well
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caco-
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bad, ill
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mega-, megalo-
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large
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micro-
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small
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macro-
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large, long
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tele-, tel-, telo-
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far, distant
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teleo-, tel-, telio-, telo-
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completion
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arch, archi
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rule, govern
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dem
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people
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gen, gon
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kind, race, origin
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gon
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angle
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gyn, gyne, gynaec, gynec
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woman
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log
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idea, speech, word, discussion, reason, study
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archae-, archa-
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ancient
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hetero-
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various, unlike
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homo-
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same
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olig-
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few
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pan-, panto-
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all
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poly-
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many
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theo
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god
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geo
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earth
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helio
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sun
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dyn, dynam
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power, force
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chron
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time
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chrom, chromat, chro
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color
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meter, metr
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measure
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center, centr
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center
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cycl
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circle
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mono-
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one
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bi-
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two
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dis-, di-
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two, twice
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iso-
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equal
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ortho-
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correct, right, straight
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path
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feeling, disease
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batho, bathy
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depth
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therap
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cure
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haem, hem, -aem, -em
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blood
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rhea, rheo, rrh, rhag
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flow, gush, burst
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stat, stas,
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stand, stop
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erg, urg
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work
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gno, gnos
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know
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euphony
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a pleasant sounding or harminous succession of words
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polygon
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many sided figure
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geology
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study of the world
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heliotherapy
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treatment by means of the sun
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anthropophobiac
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fear of mankind
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monochrome
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containing only one color
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homogeneous
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composed of elements that are all of the same kind
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symmetrical
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well-proportioned
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pandemic
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general, universal (occuring throughout) starts from a lot of different sources
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misogynist
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hatred of women
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perimeter
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outermost border of a region
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chromatic
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pertaining to color or colors
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bibliomania
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obbsession with books
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bibliomancy
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divination by means of a book
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prognosticate
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predicting future based on present indications
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cacography
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bad handwriting, poor penmanship, incorrect spelling
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synchronize
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to cause to go on, move or operate at the same rate and exactly together
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hematology
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study of the nature, function and diseases of the blood
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polytheism
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belief in more than one god
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monogram
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a design composed of one or more initials, ususally used as an identifying mark
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microscopic
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so small, cannot be seen with the naked eye
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macroscopic
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so big, it cannot be seen with the naked eye
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archaeology
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study of ancient civilizations and their culture and tools
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ergophobiac
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fear of work
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anemia
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a lack of power, vigor, vitality, or colorfulness
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sympathy
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power of sharing feelings of sorrow or trouble with another
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graphology
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study of handwriting
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heliophobia
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fear of sunlight
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rheostat
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a resistor for regulating a current
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homophone
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one of two or more words that are pronounced the same, but different in meaning, origin and sometimes spelling
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