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Ab, abs
off, away from, apart
- abdicate - to renounce or relinquish a throne
- abstruce - hard to understand. secret or hidden
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act, ag
to do, to drive, to force, to lead
- exacting - unduly severe in demands and requirements
- agitate - to move or force into violent action
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ad, al
to, toward, near
- adjacent - lying near or close
- allegiance - devotion or loyalty
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am
love
amateur - a person who engages in an activity for pleasure amaris - inclined to love, especially sexual love
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ben, bon
good
- benign - having a kindly disposition
- bonus - something given over and above what is due
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carn
flesh
- carnivorous - flesh-eating
- reincarnation - rebirth of a soul in a new body
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cred
to believe, to trust
- incredible, unbelievable
- credit - trust-worthiness
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dem
the people
- democracy - government by the people
- endemic - peculiar to a particular people or locality
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dol
suffering or pain
condolence - expression of sympathy for one who is suffereing dolderance - listlessness or despondency(?)
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dur
hard
- endure - to hold out, to sustain without yielding
- abdurant - stubbornly unyielding or unflexible
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fid
faith or trust
- confide - trust with a secret
- infidel - disbeliver
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id
one's own
- idiom - a language particular to a people
- identity - distinguishing personality of an individual
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lect
select or choose
- collect - to gather together
- eclectic - selected from various sources
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mal
bad, ill, wrong
- malign - to speak harmful about
- malficense - misconduct particularly by a public official
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man
hand
- manual - operated by hand
- mandate - an authoritative order or command
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morph
shape
- amorphus - without definite form or shape
- antrophomorpic - attributing human characteristics to non-human
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omni
all
- omnivorous - capable of eating or consuming anything
- omnibus - a highly inclusive anthology
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pan
all or everything
- panorama - an unobstructed view of a wife area
- panaplay - impressive array of display
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para
next to, beside
- parody - to immitate for purposes of satire
- paragon - a model of excellence
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plac
to please
- placid - pleasantly calm or peaceful
- implacable - unable to be pleased
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pro
much, a lot
- prolific - highly fruitful
- prodigious - extraordinary in sign, amount and extent
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se
apart
- seduce - to lead astray
- sequester - to remove or withdraw
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tract
drag, pull or draw
- tractor - a powerful vehicle/machine
- contract - a legally binding document
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trans
across
- transgress - to violate
- intrandigent - refusing to agree or compromise
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voc
to call
- vocation - a particular occupation or calling
- vocabulary - the stock of words used by a particular person or group
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