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| A, AN (amoral, atrophy, asymmetrical, anarchy, anesthetic) |
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| AB, A (abnormal, abdicate, ablution, abnegate, absolve, abstemious, abstruse, annul, avert) |
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| AC, ACR (acid, acerbic, exacerbate, acute, acrimony) |
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| AD, A (adhere, adjacent, adjunct, admonish, adroit, adumbrate, accretion, alleviate, aspire, assail, assonance, attest) |
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| ALI, ALTR (alias, alienate, inalienable, altruism) |
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| AM, AMI (amorous, amicable, amiable, amity) |
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| AMBI, AMPHI (ambiguous, ambivalent, ambidextrous, amphibious) |
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| AMBL, AMBUL (amble, ambulatory, perambulator, somnambulist) |
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| ANIM (animal, animosity, unanimous, magnanimous) |
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| ANN, ENN (annual, annuity, biennial, perennial) |
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| ANTE, ANT (antecedent, antediluvian, antiquated, anticipate) |
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| ANTHROP (anthropology, philanthropy) |
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| ANTI, ANT (antidote, antithesis, antacid, antagonist, antonym) |
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| AUD (audio, audience, audition) |
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| AUTO (autobiography, autocrat, autonomous) |
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| BELLI, BELL (belligerent, bellicose, antebellum, rebellion) |
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| BENE, BEN (benevolent, benefactor, beneficent, benign) |
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| BI (bicycle, bisect, bilateral, bilingual, biped) |
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| BIBLIO (bible, bibliography, bibliophile) |
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| BIO (biography, biology, amphibious, symbiotic, macrobiotics) |
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| BURS (reimburse, disburse, bursar) |
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| CAD, CAS, CID (accident,cadence, cascade, deciduous) |
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| CAP, CIP (captain, decapitate, precipitate, recapitulate) |
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| CARN (carnal, carnage, incarnate) |
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| CAP, CAPT, CEPT, CIP (capable, capacious, captivate, deception, intercept, inception, anticipate, emancipation) |
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| CED, CESS (cease, cessation, incessant, cede,precede, accede) |
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| CHROM (chrome, chromatic, monochrome) |
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| CHRON (chronology, chronic, anachronism) |
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| CIDE (suicide, homicide, regicide, patricide) |
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| CIRCUM (circumference, circumlocution, circumspect, circumvent) |
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| CLIN, CLIV (incline, declivity, proclivity) |
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| CLUD, CLUS, CLAUS, CLOIS (conclude, reclusive, claustrophobia, cloister, preclide, occlude) |
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| CO, COM, CON (coeducationn, coagulate, coalesce, coerce, collateral, commodious, complaint, concord, congenial) |
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| COGN, GNO (recognize, cognition, diagnosis, agnostic, prognosis) |
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| CONTRA (controversy, incontrovertible, contravene) |
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| CORP (corpse, corporeal, corpulence) |
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| COSMO, COSM (cosmopolitan, cosmos, microcosm, macrocosm) |
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| CRAC, CRAT (democracy, bureaucracy, autocrat, aristocrat) |
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| CRED (incredible, credulous, credence) |
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| CRESC, CRET (crescent, crescendo, accretion) |
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| CULP (culprit, culpable, inculpate, exculpate) |
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| CURR, CURS (current, concur, cursory, precursor, incursion) |
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| DE (depart, debase, debilitate, defamatory, demur) |
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| DEC (decade, decimal, decathlon, decimate) |
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| DEMO, DEM (democrat, demographics, demagogue, epidemic) |
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| DI, DIURN (diary, quotidian, diurnal) |
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| DIA (diagonal, diatribe, diaphanous) |
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| DIC, DICT (abdicate, diction, indict, verdict) |
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| DIS, DIF, DI (disaffected, disband, disbar, distend, differentiate, diffidence, diffuse, digress, divert) |
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| DOC, DOCT (docile, doctrine, doctrinaire) |
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| DOL (condolence, doleful, dolorous, indolent) |
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| DUC, DUCT (seduce, induce, conduct, viaduct, induct) |
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| EGO (ego, egoist, egocentric) |
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| EN, EM (enter, entice, encumber, embroil, empathy) |
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| ERR (erratic, aberration, errant) |
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| EU (eulogy, euphemism, eurythmics, euthanasia) |
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| EX, E (exit, exacerbate, excerpt, excommunicate, elicit, egress, egregious) |
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| FAC, FIC, FECT, FY, FEA (factory, facility, benefactor, malefactor, fiction, fictive, rectify, vilify, feasible) |
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| FAL, FALS (infallible, fallacious, false) |
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| FERV (fervent, fervid, effervescent) |
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| FID (confident, diffidence, perfidious, fidelity) |
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| FLU, FLUX (fluent, affluent, superfluous, flux) |
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| FORE (forecast, foreboding, forestall) |
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| FRAG, FRAC (fragment, fracture, refract) |
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| FUS (profuse, infusion, effusive, diffuse) |
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| GEN (generation, congenital, homogeneous, ingenious, engender) |
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| GRAD, GRESS (graduate, gradual, retrograde, ingress, egress) |
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| GRAPH, GRAM (biography, bibliography, epigram) |
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| GRAT (grateful, gratitude, gratuitous, gratuity) |
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| GRAV, GRIEV (grave, gravity, aggrieve, grievous) |
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| GREG (segregate, gregarious, aggregate) |
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| HABIT, HIBIT (habit, cohabit, habitat, inhibit) |
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| HAP (happen, haphazard, hapless, mishap) |
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| HELIO, HELI (heliocentric, heliotrope, aphelion, perihelion, helium) |
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| HETERO (heterosexual, heterogeneous, heterodox) |
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| HOL (holocaust, catholic, holistic) |
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| HOMO (homo sapiens, homicide, bonhomie) |
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| HOMO (homosexual, homogenize, homogeneous, homonym) |
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| HYDR (hydrant, hydrate, dehydration) |
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| HYPER (hyperactive, hyperbole, hyperventilate) |
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| HYPO (hypodermic, hypothermia, hypochondria) |
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| IN, IG, IL, IM, IR (incorrigible, insomnia, interminable, incessant, ignorant, ignominious, ignoble, illicit, illimitable, immaculate, immutable, impertinent, improvident, irregular) |
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| IN, IL, IM, IR (invade, inaugurate, incandescent, illustrate, imbue, immerse, implicate, irrigate, irritate) |
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| INTER (intercede, intercept, interdiction, interject) |
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| INTRA, INTR (intrastate, intravenous, intramural, intrinsic) |
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| IT, ITER (transit, itinerant, transitory, reiterate) |
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| JECT, JET (eject, interject, abject, trajectory, jettison) |
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| JOUR (journal, adjourn, sojourn) |
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| JUD (judge, judicious, prejudice, adjudicate) |
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| JUNCT, JUG (junction, adjunct, injunction) |
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| JUR (jury, abjure, perjure, jurisprudence) |
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| LAT (lateral, collateral, unilateral) |
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| LAV, LAU, LU (lavatory, laundry, ablution, antediluvian) |
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| LEG, LEC, LEX (legible, lecture, lexicon) |
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| LEV (elevate, levitate, levity, alleviate) |
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| LIBER (liberty, liberal, libertarian, libertine) |
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| LIG, LECT (legible, elect, select) |
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| LIG, LI, LY (ligament, oblige, religion, liable, liaison, lien. ally) |
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| LING, LANG (lingo, language, linguistics, bilingual) |
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| LITER (literate, alliteration, literal) |
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| LITH (monolith, lithograph, megalith) |
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| LOQU, LOC, LOG (eloquent, loquacious, colloquial, circumlocution, monologue, dialogue) |
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| LUC, LUM (lucid, elucidate, pellucid, translucent, illuminate) |
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| LUD, LUS (ludicrous, allude, delusion) |
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| MACRO (macrocosm, macrobiotics) |
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| MAG, MAJ, MAS, MAX (magnify, magnanimous, magnate, magnitude, majesty, master, maximum) |
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| MAL (malady, maladroit, malevolent, malodorous) |
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| MAN (manual, manuscript, manifest) |
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| MAR (submarine, marine, maritime) |
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| MATER, MATR (maternal, matron, matrilineal) |
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| MEDI (intermediary, medieval, mediate) |
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| MEGA (megaphone, megalomania, megaton, megalith) |
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| MEM, MEN (memory, memento, memorabilia, reminisce) |
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| METER, METR, MENS (meter, thermometer, commensurate) |
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| MICRO (microscope, microorganism, microcosm, microbe) |
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| MIS (misunderstand, misapprehension, misconstrue, mishap) |
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| MIT, MISS (transmit, emit, missive) |
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| MOLL (mollify, emollient, mollusk) |
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| MON, MONIT (admonish, monitor, premonition) |
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| MONO (monologue, monotonous, monogamy) |
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| MOR (moral, mores, morose) |
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| MOR, MORT (morbid, moribund, mortal, amortize) |
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| MORPH (amorphous, anthropomorphic, morphology) |
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| MOV, MOT, MOB, MOM (remove, motion, mobile, momentum, momentous) |
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| MUT (mutate, mutability, immutable, commute) |
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| NAT, NASC (native, nativity, cognate, nascent, renascent, renaissance) |
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| NAU, NAV (nautical, nauseous, navy, circumnavigate) |
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| NEG (negative, abnegate, renege) |
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| NEO (neoclassical, neophyte, neologism, neonate) |
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| NIHIL (annihilation, nihilism) |
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| NOM, NYM (nominate, nomenclature, nominal, synonym, anonymity) |
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| NOV (novelty, innovation, novitiate) |
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| NOX, NIC, NEC, NOC (obnoxious, internecine,innocuous) |
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| NUMER (numeral, numerous, innumerable, enumerate) |
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| OB (obstruct, obdurate, obsequious, obtrusive) |
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| OMNI (omnipresent, omnipotent, omniscient, omnivorous) |
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| ONER (onerous, exonerate) |
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| OPER (operate, cooperate, inoperable) |
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| PAC (pacify, pacifist, pacific) |
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| PALP (palpable, palpitation) |
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| PAN (panorama, panacea, pandemic, panoply) |
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| PATER, PATR (paternal, paternity, patriot, compatriot, expatriate) |
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| PATH, PASS (sympathy, antipathy, pathos, impassioned) |
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| PEC (pecuniary, impecunious, peculation) |
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| PED, POD (pedestrian,pediment, quadruped, tripod) |
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| PEL, PULS (compel, compelling, expel, propel, compulsion) |
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| PEN (peninsula, penultimate, penumbra) |
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| PEND, PENS (pendant, pendulous, suspense, propensity) |
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| PER (perfidious, pernicious, perjure) |
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| PER (perambulator, percipient, perfunctory, pertinacious) |
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| through, by, for, throughout |
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| PERI (perimeter, periphery, perihelion, peripatetic) |
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| PET (petition, impetus, impetuous, petulant, centripetal) |
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| PHIL (philosopher, philanderer, philanthropy, philology) |
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| PHOB (phobia, claustrophobia, xenophobia) |
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| PHON (phonograph, megaphone, phonics) |
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| PLAC (placate, implacable, placid, complacent) |
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| PON, POS (postpone, proponent, juxtaposition, depose) |
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| PORT (portable, deportment, rapport) |
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| POT (potential, potent, impotent, potentate, omnipotence) |
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| PRE (precede, precipitate, premonition, preposition) |
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| PRIM, PRI (prime, primary, primordial, pristine) |
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| PRO (proceed, proclivity, protestation, provoke) |
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| PROTO (prototype, protagonist, protocol) |
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| PROX, PROP (approximate, propinquity, proximity) |
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| PSEUDO (pseudo-scientific, pseudonym) |
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| PYR (pyre, pyrotechnics, pyromania) |
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| QUAD, QUAR, QUAT (quadrilateral, quadrant, quarter, quarantine) |
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| QUES, QUER, QUIS, QUIR (quest, inquest, query, querulous, inquisitive, inquiry) |
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| QUIE (disquiet, acquiesce, quiescent, requiem) |
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| QUINT, QUIN (quintuplets, quintessence) |
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| RADI, RAMI (radiate, radiant, eradicate, ramification) |
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| RECT, REG (rectangle, rectitude, rectify, regular) |
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| REG (regal, regent, interregnum) |
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| RETRO (retrospective, retroactive, retrograde) |
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| RID, RIS (ridiculous, deride, derision) |
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| ROG (interrogate, derogatory, arrogant) |
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| RUD (rude, erudite, rudimentary) |
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| RUPT (disrupt, interrupt, rupture) |
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| SACR, SANCT (sacred, sacrilege, sanction, sacrosanct) |
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| SCRIB, SCRIPT, SCRIV (scribe, ascribe, script, manuscript, scrivener) |
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| SE (separate, segregate, secede, sedition) |
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| SEC, SECT, SEG (section, dissect, bisect, intersect, segment, secant) |
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| SED, SID (sedate, sedentary, supersede, reside, residence) |
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| SEM (seminar, seminal, disseminate) |
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| SEN (senior, senile, senescent) |
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| SENT, SENS (sentiment, nonsense, consensus, sensual) |
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| SEQU, SECU (sequence, sequel, subsequent, consecutive) |
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| SIM, SEM (similar, verisimilitude, semblance, dissemble) |
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| SIGN (signal, designation, assignation) |
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| SIN (sine curve, sinuous, insinuate) |
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| SOL (solo, solitude, soliloquy, solipsism) |
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| SOL (solar, parasol, solarium, solstice) |
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| SOMN (insomnia, somnolent, somnambulist) |
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| SON (sonic, consonance, sonorous, resonate) |
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| SOPH (philosopher, sophistry, sophisticated, sophomoric) |
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| SPEC, SPIC (spectator, retrospective, perspective, perspicacious) |
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| SPER (prosper, prosperous, despair, desparate) |
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| SPERS, SPAR (disperse, sparse, aspersion, disparate) |
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| SPIR (respire, inspire, spiritual, aspire, transpire) |
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| STRICT, STRING (stricture, constrict, stringent, astringent) |
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| STRUCT, STRU (structure, obstruct, construe) |
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| SUB (subconscious, subjugate, subliminal, subpoena) |
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| SUMM (summit, summary, consummate) |
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| SUPER, SUR (supervise, supercilious, superfluous, insurmountable, surfeit) |
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| SURGE, SURRECT (surge, resurgent, insurgent, resurrection) |
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| SYN, SYM (synthesis, sympathy, symposium,symbiosis) |
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| TACIT, TIC (tacit, taciturn, reticent) |
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| TACT, TAG, TANG (tact, tactile, contagious, tangent, tangential, tangible) |
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| TEN, TIN, TAIN (detention, tenable, pertinacious, retinue, retain) |
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| TEND, TENS, TENT (intend, distend, tension, tensile, ostensible, contentious) |
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| TERM (terminal, terminus, terminate, interminable) |
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| TERR (terrain, terrestrial, extraterrestrial, subterranean) |
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| TEST (testify, attest, testimonial, protestation) |
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| THE (atheist, theology, apotheosis, theocracy) |
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| THERM (thermometer, thermal, thermonuclear, hypothermia) |
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| TIM (timid, intimidate, timorous) |
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| TOP (topic, topography, utopia) |
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| TORP (torpedo, torpid, torpor) |
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| TORT (distort, extort, tortuous) |
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| TOX (toxic, toxin, intoxication) |
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| TRACT (tractor, intractable, protract) |
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| TRANS (transport, transgress, transient, transitory, translucent) |
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| across, over, through, beyond |
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| TREM, TREP (tremble, tremor, trepidation, intrepid) |
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| TURB (disturb, turbulent, perturbation) |
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| UMBR (umbrella, umbrage, adumbrate, penumbra) |
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| UNI, UN (unify, unilateral, unanimous) |
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| URB (urban, suburban, urbane) |
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| VAC (vacant, evacuate, vacuous) |
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| VAL, VAIL (valid, valor, ambivalent, convalescence, avail) |
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| VEN, VENT (convene, intervene, venue, convention, adventitious) |
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| VER (verify, verity, verisimilitude, verdict) |
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| VERB (verbal, verbose, verbiage, verbatim) |
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| VERT, VERS (avert, convert, revert, incontrovertible, divert, aversion) |
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| VICT, VINC (victory, conviction, evict, evince, invincible) |
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| VID, VIS (evident, vision, visage, supervise) |
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| VIL (vile, vilify, revile) |
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| VIV, VIT (vivid, vital, convivial, vivacious) |
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| VOC, VOK, VOW (vocal, equivocate, invoke, avow) |
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| VOL (voluntary, malevolent, benevolent, volition) |
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| VOLV, VOLUT (revolve, evolve, convoluted) |
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| VOR (devour, carnivore, omnivorous, voracious) |
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