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far
telephone, telegraph, telescope |
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light, combining form
photograph, photogenic, photosynthesis |
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action
reference, emergence, existence |
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Latin origin
bad,badly, abnormal
mallet, malice, malamute |
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Latin origin
being able to do something
imaginable, presentable, unbearable |
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Latin origin
combining form, hearing sound
audition, auditory, audile |
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Latin origin
to break or burst
abrupt, corruption, erupt |
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an act, process, or practice
abtractionism, athleticism, polytheism |
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Latin origin
quality or state
ambulance, clairvoyance, nuisance |
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Latin origin
to measure
meter, kilometer, ammometer |
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a logical fear
nyctophobia, claustrophobia |
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Greek origin
the study of
biology, zoology, astrology |
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Latin origin
able to be, relevant, suitable
possible, terrible, legible |
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to throw
object, objection, project |
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able to be seen as a picture
subsribable, describe, ascribable |
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Latin origin
with or together
compact, compound, compare |
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Greek origin
to show as by dots or lines
lithograph, cardiograph, telegraph |
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Greek origin
over, upon,
epicenter, epidermis, epitaph |
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to say or speak
dictator, contradict , predict |
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