UNIT I
SORT 1
PREFIXES
Prefixes (in-, un-, dis-, mis-)
in-
un-
dis-
mis-
uneasy
insincere
dishonest
misspell
unaware
informal
disbelief
misfortune
unknown
infrequent
disorder
mistake
undress
inhuman
disconnect
misleading
unfasten
inexpensive
disease
mischief
untidy
insane
disrespect
discourage
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UNIT I
SORT 2
PREFIXES
Prefixes (pre-, fore-, post-, after-)
pre-
fore-
post-
after-
postpone
afterword
forethought
preseason
posttest
precede
aftertaste
forefathers
prehistoric
postseason
foreword
prefix
postwar
predict
afternoon
foretell
prepare
foreman
preface
afterthought
)
postdate
foresight
preposition
prewar
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UNIT I
SORT 3
Prefixes (ye-, ex-, in-, de-)
re-
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PREFIXES
ex-
in-
de
replay
inflate
exhale
deflate
reappear
interior
exile
defrost
reclaim
inhabit
explore
deprive
reconsider
inmate
excess
decrease
reruns
exhaust
delete
research
inhale
exterior
reaction
install
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UNIT I
SORT 4
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PREFIXES
Ii
Prefixes (sub-, corn-, pro-, en-)
sub-
pro-
corn-
I
en-
subway
combine
propel
enable
subset
company
promote
encourage
submarine
companion
propose
entrust
subtotal
compound
protect
endanger
subtitle
compress
provider
enforce
submerge
comrade
progress
enlarge
)
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UNIT II
SORT5
DERIVATIONAL SUFFIXES
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Suffixes (-y, v -liv)
1
-y
-ly
-ily
scratchy
silently
merrily
squirmy
velvety
rapidly
secretly
greedily
squeaky
seriously
fluently
hastily
wealthy
skinny
eagerly
readily
swampy
generously
shaggy
politely
silvery
briefly
spotty
bravely
only
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UNIT II
SORT 6
DERWATIONAL SUFFIXES
Comparative Suffixes (-er, -est, -ler, -lest)
-er
-ler
-est
-lest
kinder
kindest
earlier
earliest
stranger
emptiest
cleaner
quieter
trickier
emptier
cleanest
strangest
harsher
trickiest
fancier
crummier
harshest
quietest
fanciest
shinier
shiniest
murkier
crummiest
murkiest
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Noun Suffixes (-er,
-er
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-or, -ian, -1st)
-ian
-or
-1st
speaker
creator
guardian
artist
traveler
visitor
historian
terrorist
finalist
prisoner
decorator
defender
director
Australian
specialist
Asian
believer
inventor
librarian
vocalist
attacker
survivor
admirer
civilian
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UNITII
SORT 8
C)ERIVATIONALSVFFIXES
Suffixes
(-ment, -less, -ness)
-ment
-less
-ness
payment
breathless
laziness
powerlessness
replacement
priceless
blindness
flawless
employment
punishment
dizziness
thoughtless
tactless
agreement
friendliness
politeness
fruitless
amusement
government
emptiness
saltiness
hopeless
fearlessness
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SORT 9
DERIVATIONAL SUFFIXES
Suffixes (-ciry, -ery, -ory)
-ary
-ery
-ory
imaginary
bravery
category
stationery
library
machinery
lavatory
stationary
mystery
inventory
military
ordinary
scenery
dormitory
victory
history
necessary
century
delivery
February
directory
secretary
January
grocery
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UNIT II
SORT1O
DERIVATIONAL SUFFIXES
Suffixes (-ty, -ity)
base word
-ty
base word
-ity
active
activity
safe
safety
festive
special
novelty
tranquil
festivity
specialty
novel
royal
casual
royalty
tranquility
humid
minor
humidity
certain
casualty
sensitive
minority
sensitivity
certainty
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DERIVATIONAL SUFFIXES
Suffixes (-cu, -icil, -Ic)
—a!
—Ia!
—Ic
fictional
burial
magnetic
poetic
comical
territorial
accidental
industrial
Islamic
tutorial
arrival
alphabetic
heroic
memorial
logical
patriotic
rhythmic
betrayal
musical
angelic
coastal
editorial
dramatic
global
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UNIT II
SORT12
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DERIVATIONAL SUFFIXES
F
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Adjective Suffixes (-ful, -ouS, -bus)
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-ful
-Ous
-bus
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delightful
dangerous
envious
humorous
successful
poisonous
studious
rebellious
wasteful
stressful
mountainous
famous
vigorous
wonderful
nervous
glorious
marvelous
shameful
cheerful
scandalous
furious
boastful
outrageous
beautiful
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DERIVATIONAL SUFFIXES
Verb Suffixes (-en, -ize, -ify)
-en
-ize
-ify
frighten
capitalize
classify
civilize
straighten
analyze
diversify
symbolize
dampen
sweeten
falsify
idolize
visualize
lengthen
beautify
simplify
energize
purify
harmonize
forbidden
memorize
summarize
apologize
mistaken
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UNITJII
SORT 14
THESUFF!X-ION
Adding -ion to Base Words, No Spelling Change
base -ct
-tion
-sian
base -ss
collect
collection
express
expression
protect
discuss
protection
subtraction
select
construct
connect
oppress
selection
possess
subtract
confession
connection
construction
oppression
impress
possession
discussion
confess
impression
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UNIT III
SORT 15
THE SUFFIX -IO\
Adding -ion and -ian, No SpeLling Change
base -t
-ion
-ian
base -ic
invent
invention
magic
magician
digest
suggest
adoption
insertion
desert
electric
suggestion
prevention
digestion
musician
clinic
music
adopt
desertion
distort
electrician
prevent
insert
clinician
distortion
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UNIT Ill
SORT16
THE SUFFIX -ION
I
Adding -ion, e-Drop, and SpeWng Change
I
base -te
e-drap
+
ion base -deld
d> Sian
operate
operation
explode
explosion
create
erosion
invade
conclusion
decorate
expand
creation
comprehend
allude
illustration
erode
decoration
invasion
imitation
conclude
comprehension
illustrate
imitate
expansion
allusion
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UNITIJI
SORT 17
THESUFFIXION
Adding -ation, -cation, and -ition
-ation
e-drop
-cation
-ition
information
organization
application
addition
consideration
relaxation
temptation
identification
imagination
partition
transportation
expectation
reservation
presentation
edition
starvation
memorization
quotation
purification
beautification
justification
notification
examination
gratification
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UNIT IV
SORT 18
VOWEL AND CONSONANTALTERNATIONS
Consonant Alternation
silent
consonant
sounded
consonant
sign
signature
bomb
soften
muscular
design
crumb
columnist
hymnal
muscle
bombard
soft
resign
crumble
hasten
designate
hymn
column
haste
solemn
moisten
solemnity
moist
resignation
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SORT 19
VOWR AND CONSONANTALTERNATIONS
Vowel Alternation: Long to Short
long vowel
short vowel
please
pleasant
mineral
breathe
revision
cavity
mine
athletic
breath
revise
humanity
nature
athlete
natural
cave
precise
criminal
humane
type
ignition
typical
crime
precision
ignite
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UNIT IV
SORT 20
VOWEL AND CONSONANT.4LTERNATIO
NS
Vowel Alternation: Long to Sh
ort or Schwa
long
vowel
short
vowel
long
vowel
schwa
volcano
volcanic
compose
composition
conspire
admire
competition
serene
divine
conspiracy
custody
compete
admiration
invitation
define
serenity
divinity
invite
opposition
definition
reside
oppose
resident
custodian
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VOWEL AND CONSONANTALTERNATIONS
Adding Suffix -ity: Vowel Alternation, Schwa to Short
a!
-ity
personal
personality
hostile
brutal
mentality
general
hostility
fatality
mental
fatal
formality
local
mobile
generality
brutality
locality
original
formal
individual
originality
mobility
fertile
individuality
fertility
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UNIT IV
SORT 22
VOWEL AND CONSONANTALTERNATIONS
VoweL Alternations: Long, Short, and Schwa
long to short
long to schwa
short to schwa
suffice
sufficient
preside
president
metallic
metal
wise
inspiration
emphasis
mandate
emphatic
inspire
democrat
wisdom
decide
excel
mandatory
narrate
decision
narrative
democracy
habit
excellent
habitat
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UNIT IV
%SORT 23
Adding
-iOfl:
base -al-
VOWEL AND CONSONANTALTERNATIONS
Vowel Alternation, Spelling Change
-ation
base -e
-ption
exclaim
exclamation
assume
assumption
proclamation
explain
presume
reclamation
proclaim
acclaim
consumption
reclaim
perceive
acclamation
resume
receive
explanation
reception
consume
presumption
resumption
perception
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UNiT IV
SORT 24
VOWEL AND CONSONANTALTERNATIONS
Multiple Alternations
critic
publicize
except
politics
criticize
physics
publicity
public
critical
exception
political
nation
family
physical
familiarity
physicist
exceptional
spirit
national
familiar
nationality
spiritual
politician
spirituality
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uNIT V
SORT 25
GREEK AND LATIN ELEMENTS I
Greek and Latin Number Prefixes (mono-, uni-, bi-, tn-)
mono-
uni-
bi-
tn
uniform
monolingual
bilingual
triangle
monologue
tripod
biceps
unilateral
triad
trilogy
monotonous
unify
bifocals
triceratops
bisect
monorail
bimonthly
monopoly
binary
universal
triathlon
biennial
monotone
trillion
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UNIT V GREEK AND LATIN ELEMENTS I
SORT 26
More Number Prefixes
quadrquar-
quint
pent-
Oct
dec-
cent-
quartet
quintet
octet
decimal
centimeter
pentagon
octagon
quadrangle
century
quadruped
quintuplets
quarter
decathlon
centigrade
octave
centennial
quintessence
quadruple
decade
quadruplets
decimate
bicentennial
quintessential
percentage
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UNIT V
SORT 27
GREEK AND LATIN ELEMENTS I
Greek and Latin Elements: Size (micro-, megcl-, super-, hyper-)
micro-
mega-
super-
hyper
microwave
megaphone
supermarket
hyperactive
microcosm
megalopolis
superhero
hyperventilate
microscope
megabyte
superhighway
hyperbole
microbus
hypercritical
megadose
superstar
microsurgery
superego
microbe
hypersensitive
superhuman
megahit
superpower
microfilm
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UNITV GREEK AND L4TIN ELEMENTSI
SORT 28
Greek Roots (tele, phon, photo, graph)
tele
phon
photo
graph
television
phonics
photograph
graphic
telecast
autograph
photocopier
graphite
headphone
telegraph
photosynthesis
paragraph
homophone
photographer
telegram
phonograph
telephoto
microphone
photogenic
choreography
telephone
xylophone
calligraphy
symphony
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SORT 29
GREEK AND LATIN ELEMENTS I
More Greek Roots (qeo, therm, scope, meter, logy)
geo
scope
therm
meter
logy
geography
thermal
telescope
perimeter
mythology
geology
periscope
thermometer
barometer
geothermal
microscope
horoscope
thermostat
speedometer
millimeter
ecology
stethoscope
geode
thermos
etymology
kilometer
zoology
diameter
geometry
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UNIT V GREEK AND LATIN ELEMENTS I
SORT 30
Latin Roots (spect, port, form)
spect
port
form
inspection
export
conform
deformed
perspective
portable
retrospect
import
format
formation
spectator
transport
inspector
reporter
reform
transform
prospect
important
spectacle
spectacular
support
aspect
prospector
portfolio
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UNIT V
SORT 31
GREEK AND LATIN ELEMENTS I
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Latin Roots (dic, aud, vis)
dic
aud
vis
dictate
audible
vision
visible
contradict
audition
vista
auditorium
invisible
revisit
unpredictable
prediction
dictionary
supervisor
dictator
edict
audiovisual
auditory
laudable
audiotape
audience
visitor
laudable
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UNIT V GREEK AND LATIN ELEMENTS I
SORT 32
Latin Roots (gress, vupt, tract, mot)
gress
rupt
tract
mot
progress
interrupt
detract
promote
regress
erupt
distract
motion
digress
rupture
traction
demote
aggressive
abrupt
attract
egress
locomotive
disrupt
extract
transgress
motivate
tractor
emotion
emoticon
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UNIT V
SORT 33
GREEN AND LATIN ELEMENTS I
91
Latin Roots (frc.ct, flect/flex, ject, mis/mit)
tract
flect/flex
ject
mis/mit
fracture
reflect
reject
transmit
fraction
flexible
eject
emissions
infraction
deflect
projector
admit
fractious
inflexible
reflex
injection
submission
permit
mission
reflector
submit
object
trajectory
project
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UNIT V GREEK AND LATIN ELEMENTS
SORT 34
Latin Roots
man
(man, scrth/script, cred, fac)
scrib/script
cred
fac
manual
transcribe
incredible
factory
manuscript
prescribe
credible
manufacture
manicure
credence
prescription
facsimile
manure
inscribe
discredit
facilitate
inscription
mandate
artifact
subscription
maneuver
scribble
incredulous
scribe
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UNIT VI
‘j SORT 35
Latin Roots
duciduct
GREEK AND LATIN ELEMENTS II
(duc/duct, sequ/sec, flu, ver/vert)
sequ/sec
flu
ver/vert
introduction
sequel
fluid
reverse
induce
inverse
fluent
consequence
convert
extravert
conductor
educate
influx
subsequent
sect
vertigo
superfluous
abduct
reduce
conversation
affluence
fluctuate
consecutive
deduct
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UNIT Vt
SORT 36
GREEK AND LATIN ELEMENTS II
Latin Roots
bene
(bene, mat) and Prefixes (ante-, post-)
ante-
ma!
post-
benefit
malfunction
antebellum
postpone
beneficial
malevolent
dismal
ante meridian
benefactor
anterior
post meridian
malaria
malice
benediction
postmortem
postscript
posterior
malefactor
malicious
benevolent
maladroit
postbellum
malcontent
antedate
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UNIT Vt
GREEK AND LATIN ELEMEJS II
1o’
poly, equ, omni)
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-1
magni
poly
mm
equ
omni
magnificent
polysyllabic
miniscule
unequal
omnipotent
minimum
polygon
magnification
equitable
magnitude
polytechnic
polyglot
omnivore
equanimity
diminish
minute
equilateral
equation
polygamy
omniscient
equator
minnow
equivalent
mince
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UNIT Vi
SORT 38
Greek and Latin Elements: Related to the Body
(cap, corp, dent/dont, ped/pod)
cap
carp
den tidont
ped/pod
decapitate
corpse
dentist
pedal
orthodontist
capital
corps
pedestrian
pedicure
I
pedestal
capitalization
impede
capitol
periodontal
corpulent
podiatrist
corporation
dentures
corporal
centipede
captain
indent
orthopedic
podium
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SORT 39
GREEK AND LATIN ELEMENTS II
ydro)
Greek and Latin Roots (terr, astr/cister, aer, hydra/h
terr
astr/aster
aer
hydra/hydro
terrain
astronomy
aerosol
dehydrated
aerobics
aeronaut
astronaut
terrarium
territory
aerial
aerobatics
hydraulic
hydrant
hydrogen
asteroid
terrier
subterranean
astrology
hydrate
aerospace
asterisk
disaster
extraterrestrial
hydrofoil
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SORT 40
GREEK AND LATIN ELEMENTS II
Latin Roots (gen, mort, bio)
gen
mort
blo
generate
mortal
biology
immortal
microbiology
genesis
generic
progenitor
mortician
antibiotic
mortified
genre
progeny
biodegradable
biography
amphibious
regenerate
genetic
gene
generation
biome
biotic
autobiography
mortgage
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SORT 41
GREEK AND LATIN ELEMENTS II
iii
Latin Roots (yen/vent, junct, spir, sec/sect)
yen/vent
spir
junct
sec/sect
convene
junction
perspire
dissect
convention
spiritual
expire
respiration
juncture
intervene
conspiracy
inspiration
dispirited
intersection
adjunct
aspiration
intervention
transpire
avenue
conjunction
insect
sectarian
preventive
section
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SORT42
GREEK AND LATIN ELEMENTS II
Latin Roots (jud, (eq, mod, biblio)
jud
leg
leg
4
mod
bibilo
prejudice
legalistic
legible
moderate
bibliography
legislate
legend
remodel
adjudicate
modern
allegiance
mode
judiciary
bibliophile
privilege
modality
judgment
illegible
legally
delegate
misjudge
legacy
modification
biblical
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UNIT VII
SORT 43
123
Greek and Latin Roots (voc/voke, 1mg/lang, mem, psych)
voc/voke
I
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psych
mem
ling/lang
vocal
psychology
memory
linguist
remember
vocalize
advocate
commemorate
lingo
language
psychiatrist
invoke
vocation
memorandum
memorial
psyche
multilingual
provoke
slang
immemorial
linguini
memento
provocative
psyched
only
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UNIT VU
SORT 44
GREEK AND LATIN ELEMENTS III
Greek and Latm Roots (path, sens/sent, med/medi, sot)
path
sens/sent
med/medi
so!
sympathy
sensation
medicine
solo
soliloquy
apathy
dissent
telepathy
remedy
solitaire
sentiment
antipathy
empathy
desolate
remedial
solitude
sensitivity
pathetic
medevac
pathology
medic
sole
isolate
sensational
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GREEK AND LATIN ELEMENTS III
125
Prefixes (intra-, inter-, intro-, circum-)
intra-
inter-
intro-
circum
intramural
circumference
introvert
introduce
intrapersonal
intermural
intrastate
international
intravenous
circumspect
circumnavigate
introspective
interact
circumscribe
circumvent
interstate
interpersonal
intercept
internet
circumstance
interchange
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UNIT Vii
SORT 46
GREEK AND LATIN ELEMENTS III
Latin Roots (press, pur/purq, fus, pend)
11
press
pur/purg
fus
pend
pressure
transfusion
purge
pendulum
expurgate
diffuse
suspend
infusion
purgatory
impure
perpendicular
impressive
depression
suspenders
confuse
‘l
I
profuse
purification
pendant
espresso
impending
Puritan
depend
compression
oppressive
4
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UNIT VII
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GREEK AND L4TIN ELEMENTS III
127
Latin Roots (pos, bc, sist, sta/stat/stit)
pos
sist
bc
sta/stat/stit
instability
position
locate
insistent
constitution
compose
deposit
stationary
relocate
location
persistent
proposal
obstacle
institution
composite
establish
locomotion
resistance
statue
disposable
substitute
repository
consistent
dislocate
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UNIT VII
SORT 48
GREEK AND LATIN ELEMENTS III
Latin Roots (ced/cess/ceed, ten/tend, lit)
ced/cess/ceed
ten/tend
lit
proceed
literature
tension
distended
procession
extend
recede
extension
literate
tenuous
alliteration
exceed
precede
obliterate
tendon
illiterate
recession
secede
succeed
hypertension
literal
tendency
secession
tendril
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Predictabte Spelling Changes in Word Roots
(ceiv/cep, tam/ten, nounce/nunc)
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ceivicep
flounce/n unc
tam/ten
deceive
announce
container
attend
preconceive
detain
obtain
pronunciation
conceive
deception
renunciation
abstain
retention
preconception
detention
pronounce
denunciation
denounce
conception
announcement
attention
retain
abstention
renounce
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Suffixes (-ent/-ence, -ant/-mice)
-ent
-ant
-ence
-ance
absent
absence
fragrant
fragrance
confidence
patient
assistant
distance
dominance
patience
intelligence
confident
different
prominent
assistance
distant
difference
defiance
dominant
prominence
obedient
intelligent
obedience
defiant
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Suffixes (-ent/-ence/-ency, -ant/-ance/-ancy)
-ant/-ance/-ancy
-ent/-ence/-ency
resident
residence
residency
abundant
abundance
brilliance
competent
emergency
lenient
brilliant
hesitance
competence
emergent
brilliancy
leniency
lenience
competency
abundancy
hesitant
hesitancy
emergence
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Suffixes (-able, -ible)
-able
-ible
oddball
enjoyable
invincible
formidable
predictable
profitable
edible
perishable
punishable
adaptable
eligible
questionable
laughable
terrible
plausible
attainable
indelible
corruptible
feasible
compatible
decipherable
intangible
sustainable
combustible
reproducible
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Adding -able and -ible (e-Drop and yto i)
drop e
keep e
yto
I
e-drop
+
reusable
noticeable
reliable
sensible
unimaginable
adorable
enforceable
knowledgeable
undeniable
defensible
exchangeable
replaceable
excusable
undesirable
identifiable
agreeable
manageable
salvageable
variable
pleasurable
reversible
consumable
responsible
valuable
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Accent and DoubLing
do not double
double
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omitted
orbited
benefiting
leveled
propellant
preferred
modeling
concurring
conference
forgetting
beginner
referred
deference
compelling
editing
piloting
forbidden
deferred
reference
repellant
canceled
conferred
preference
limited
)
t
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Words from French
-ette
-et sounded
-et silent
brunette
banquet
ballet
bracelet
cassette
faucet
beret
gourmet
barrette
goblet
bouquet
croquet
chalet
omelette
prophet
vignette
velvet
cigarette
crochet
sonnet
buffet
couplet
silhouette
sachet
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PREFIX ASSIMILATION
149
Prefix Assimilation (in-)
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in—
im—
ii—
ir—
incorrect
immobile
illegal
irresistible
immoral
inactive
inaccurate
immediate
impatient
immature
irremovable
incapable
illicit
innumerable
illogical
indecent
irresponsible
insecure
imperfect
illegitimate
impartial
irrational
irreplaceable
irregular
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Prefix Assimilation (corn-)
corn-
col-
cor-
co-
con-
commune
collaborate
correlate
coexist
confer
committee
collide
correspond
collapse
coauthor
combination
coordinate
commotion
coincidence
complement
collage
convention
corrupted
cohesive
commitment
confide
corrosive
connection
cohort
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Prefix Assimilation (sub-)
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sub-
suf-
sup-
suc-
sus
subversive
support
suffix
succumb
suspect
subjugate
suffer
supplement
suppress
sustain
successive
subdue
suspense
subconscious
suffrage
suffocate
susceptible
supplant
succinct
subcommittee
suburban
submissive
subsidize
supplies
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Prefix Assimilation (ex-, ob-)
ex-
ef-
of,-
op-
of-
oc
effusive
expenditure
opponent
offend
obstruction
occupy
obsolete
exaggerate
effort
offensive
occurred
objection
excavate
effervescence
opposite
obnoxious
opportunity
excursion
excrete
occasion
efficient
excessive
extraction
obstinate
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Prefix AssimiLation (ad-)
ad-
as-
ap-
at-
ac
advertise
approach
associate
attentive
accompany
administer
advice
approximate
assertive
attribute
accumulate
addictive
appoint
assignment
accelerate
adhesive
appendage
attempt
apprentice
accommodate
adjoining
additional
attract
appreciate
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6. gress
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