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87 Cards in this Set
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ag, ac
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do
(agenda, action) |
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agri
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farm
(agriculture) |
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aqua
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water
(aquatic) |
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auto
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self
(automatic, autonomy) |
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biblio
|
book
(bibliography) |
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bio
|
life
(biography) |
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cad, cas
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fall
(cadence, casual) |
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cap, cep, cept
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take
(captive, accept) |
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capit
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head
(capital) |
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ced, cede, ceed, cess
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go
(intercede) |
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celer
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speed
(accelerate) |
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chrom
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color
(monochromatic) |
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chron
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time
(chronological, anachronistic, chronometer, asynchronous, synchronous) |
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cide, cis
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cut or kill
(incision, suicide, patricide, matricide, fratricide, genocide) |
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clude, clud, clus
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close, close in
(include, cluster) |
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cog, cogn
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knowledge of
(recognize, cognition) |
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cur, curs
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run
(incur, recur) |
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ded
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give
(dedicate) |
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dent, dont
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tooth
(dental, al dente, orthodontist) |
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duce, duct
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lead
(induce, deduct) |
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fact, feet, fict
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make, do
(perfect, fiction, manufacture) |
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fer, late
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carry
(refer, dilate, transfer) |
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flect, flex
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bend, turn
(reflect) |
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fring, fract
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break
(infringe, refract) |
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graph, gram
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picture, writing
(graphic, telegram, telegraph, calligraphy) |
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greg
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group, gather
(gregarious) |
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gress, grad
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move
(progress, degrade) |
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hydr
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water
(hydrate, hydrant, dehydrate) |
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ject
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throw
(inject, project) |
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jud
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right
(judicial, ejudicate) |
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junct
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join
(conjunction, juxtaposition) |
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juris
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law, justice
(jurist, jurisprudence) |
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lect, leg
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read, choose
(collect) |
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logue
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speech, speaking
(dialogue) |
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logy
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study of
(psychology, biology, antropology, psychology, sociology) |
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log, loc
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speak
(elocution, eloquence, loquacious, grandiloquence, colloquial) |
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lude, lus
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play, perform
(elude) |
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manu
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by hand
(manuscript, manufacture) |
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mand
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order
(remand) |
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mar
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sea
(maritime) |
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med
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middle
(intermediate) |
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ment, mem
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mind, memory
(mention) |
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meter
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measure
(thermometer, chronometer, barometer, spectrometer) |
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micro
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small
(microscope) |
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min
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lessen
(miniature) |
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mis, miss, mit
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send
(remit, dismiss) |
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mot, mov
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move
(remote, remove) |
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mute
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change
(commute) |
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naut
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sailor, sail
(nautical) |
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nounce, nunci
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declare, state
(announce, enunciate) |
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ped, pod
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foot
(pedal, pediatrist, biped) |
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pel, pulse
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drive, push
(dispel, impulse) |
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pend, pense
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hang, way
(depend, dispense) |
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plac
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please
(placate, Lake Placid) |
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plic
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fold
(implicate) |
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port
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carry
(portable, porter, transportation) |
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pose, pone
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put, place
(depose, component |
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reg, rect
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rule
(regulate, direct) |
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rupt
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break
(disruption) |
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scend, scent
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move
(ascent) |
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scribe, script
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write
(describe) |
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sec, sect
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cut
(bisect, disect, vivisect) |
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sed
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remain
(sedentary) |
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sert
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state, place
(insert) |
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serve
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keep, save
(preserve) |
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sist
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stand, set
(insist) |
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spect
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look
(inspect) |
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spire, spirat
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breath, breathe
(perspire) |
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strict
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tighten
(restrict, constrict) |
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tain
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hold
(detain, retain) |
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term
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end
(terminate) |
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tort
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twist
(distort) |
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tract
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draw, drag
(detract) |
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vene, vent
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come
(intervene, convene, invent, circumvent) |
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vict
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overcome, conquer
(evict) Caesar: "Veni, Vidi, Vici" I came, I saw, I conquered. |
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volve, volu
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roll, turn
(evolve, evolution, revolve) |
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sol
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sun
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luna
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moon
(luny) |
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terra
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earth
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subterranean
terrestial Mediterranean |
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geo
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earth, ground
geography |
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mar
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sea
maritime |
submarine
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vor
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eat
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carnivore
herbivore omnivore |
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anima
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breath, spirit, soul
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animal
animation animate inanimate |
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spir
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breath, sould
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inspire
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cant
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sing
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cantor
chant incantation cantata |
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dic, dict
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speak
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dictate
contradict dictionary benediction valediction |
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locut, loqu
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to speak or talk
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loquacious, eloquent,
colloquial, colloqualism, circumlocution, somniloquy |