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- Noun act foreclosure fore·clo·sure an instance foreclosing; specifically
- Verb to act dictionary oxford interact effect closely
- Intense of extreme an adjective b strong with
- to mind intended intended verb from archaic intend
- Intelligent an intelligence adjective b from high mental
- Intellect the power person noun middle a intellect
- Intact intact. adjective dictionary physically synonyms english from
- to inspired inspire inspired verb b breathe c
- Inspect verb to at check dictionary participle view
- to insist verb stand insisted from sth dictionary
- Insidious from adjective b sit gradually an merriam-webster's
- Insect or of cut small from any class
- Innocuous not adjective from dictionary arouse english of
- Injustice injustice act noun from applies work dictionary
- Innate birth present nature born essential acquired part
- Dictatorship dictator a a noun government power dictionary
- Disgraceful adjective dictionary english oxford merriam-webster's collegiate dis·grace·ful
- to depose verb latin put remove late c
- From to carry deport verb deportare synonyms dictionary
- Innocent an of guilt free b synonyms adjective
- Inmate house dictionary noun confined english oxford inmates
- Injunction court injunction sth noun late latin order
- Inject to sth fluid introduce sth) injected verb
- Initiate to initiated of a from beginning synonyms
- Initial or letter from to beginning a noun
- Ingratiate verb favor from in·gra·ti·ate transitive (ii latin
- From noun ingrate in·grate ingratus gratus at an
- to infect verb disease b computer virus from
- Infant a child noun from young adjective dictionary
- Infallible latin incapable an adjective not error unerring
- Industry industry a or latin from b industry.
- Industrial or industry an from adjective developed insurance
- Indulgent adjective of merriam-webster's collegiate in·dul·gent latin participle
- to induct verb service sb put formal c
- to induce bring induced b verb lead influence
- to indicated show [vn] of evidence verb point
- Independent not an political of probability sb adjective
- Incumbent lie from office position the noun latin
- Incubus noun plural evil from lie in·cu·bus middle
- Genetic or the determined causal relating adjective antecedents
- Genesis noun the from origin the of book
- Generate to verb generated to a set moving
- General the a not limited the b officer
- to gather gathered gathered b gathering bring gathering
- a gallery b an c art of the
- Fuse to verb fused a melting device noun
- Funny informal the i funny or adjective noun
- Funeral a latin the funeral. middle late plural
- Frozen not ə cold b adjective change c
- Frighten make to verb frightened sb one's to
- Forward or to b front synonyms forward send
- Fortunate good adjective synonyms dictionary oxford i merriam-webster's
- Fortitude courage noun from danger pain endurance usually
- to verb fortified make add c fortify latin
- Fort a place fortified fort noun from hold
- to verb swear renounce forswear english oath synonyms
- Forsake to verb english for·sook from fer5s sb
- Formula a symbols b form method c] formula
- Force to force sth make b the forced
- Format noun data to the verb computer dictionary
- Form or form a the to the shape
- Forbid to order verb command authority implies forbidden
- to forbear verb from obsolete english bear control
- Foolish lacking a adjective synonyms i foolish words
- Fluent a adjective from "to latin capable flowing
- Flourish to a verb a c b writing
- to extract extracting a synonyms b process substance
- Flexure the or noun merriam-webster's collegiate flex·ure quality
- Finite having a verb b adjective definite number
- Falsehood noun truth the synonyms merriam-webster's collegiate false·hood
- Failure failure a of failure. or words b
- Faculty a b ability c mental faculties medieval
- Factory a or noun buildings factory ship dictionary
- Facile b adjective from easily a complex ease
- Factor a b verb to sth number factors
- Fact actual fact i facts of information fact.
- Excise verb to tax from ex·cise at levied
- Verb to leap exult exulting merriam-webster's collegiate ex·ult
- to expelled expel force expelled verb out leave
- Expectancy the state b expected noun something waiting
- Expect to i expecting expected verb sth forward
- to exhaust b the verb draw completely a
- Native country expatriate to one's verb latin from
- Exit verb from a to exit stage leave
- From verb to exonerate participle of exonerare synonyms
- Exist to verb from in dictionary place continue
- Exempt from to liability from a latin participle
- Execute to a verb perform synonyms executed make
- Exact synonyms to verb adjective of drive from
- Evolved verb to evolved evolve develop from evolutionary
- Evoke to call evoked verb oxford dictionary evoked
- Evident adjective implies ease from may english suggest
- Event a event synonyms i event. or from
- Verb evanesce merriam-webster's collegiate ev·a·nesce intransitive latin evanescere
- Evaluate verb to synonyms dictionary from noun english
- to establish established established make verb b set
- Essential the an something essence synonyms to thing
- to erupt verb suddenly erupted erupted break burst
- Error made error the a an an deviation
- to enlarge verb make synonyms enlarged scope b
- Enjoin to verb order synonyms from enjoined join
- English english language the the capitalized people england
- Enforce to force to verb obsolete effect sth
- Division or a the unit dividing b divided
- to divide separate b c verb the division
- to divert turn verb synonyms middle from attention
- to diversify verb variety make a produce noun
- Diverse synonyms adjective dictionary divers from people with
- Adjective divalent merriam-webster's collegiate dictionary di·va·lent \\(ˌ)dī-ˈvā-lənt\\ date
- to distract draw distracted from verb b synonyms
- Distinguish to separate to verb distinguished things from
- Verb to distended distend stretch synonyms from swell
- Distant a separated distance from adjective of stand
- to dispose obsolete verb from arrange sb put
- Disport verb from to synonyms noun middle disported
- Dispense to verb synonyms from medieval latin b
- Dispel verb to dispelled dis drive synonyms from
- Dispassionate adjective synonyms words merriam-webster's collegiate not influenced
- Disorder order disorder verb synonyms disorder. to to
- to dismissed dismiss verb from put sb to
- to normal bone dislocate verb latin put of
- Disjunctive a adjective b the pleading conjunction or
- Discover to discovered to discovered find verb make
- Diagram a from drawing to verb sth dictionary
- Discriminatory adjective favoring discrimination merriam-webster's collegiate dis·crim·i·na·to·ry applying
- Discrete adjective distinct b a synonyms merriam-webster's collegiate
- Discreet adjective and a from synonyms merriam-webster's collegiate
- Discourse subject to speech verb writing noun latin
- Discourage to discouraged verb discouraged courage from french
- Discord from harmony strife the discord noun middle
- to verb disclaim responsibility from claim knowledge disclaimed
- Disclosure act noun the instance private dis·clo·sure disclosing
- Discernible dictionary adjective english from merriam-webster's collegiate dis·cern·ible
- Discern to verb recognize separate from dictionary at
- Disaster disaster disaster. sudden great from a a
- Depress to lower press to from the depressed
- a directory latin names noun directorius book b
- Director a director one group noun dictionary the
- Diffident adjective from synonyms merriam-webster's collegiate dif·fi·dent present
- Difference make difference the verb i between a
- Differ to verb unlike from english differ with
- Dictum a formal noun of opinion an statement
- to detained detain hold verb synonyms from dictionary
- Dictionary a reference words book of noun latin
- Diction from words "to noun to accuse latin
- to dictate verb dictating to of dictated order
- Consciousness the consciousness state or noun aware conscious
- Dictator one a from absolute noun complete c
- Detract verb to archaic of from de·tract middle
- Dethrone verb remove noun merriam-webster's collegiate de·throne transitive
- Noun person political detainee de·tain·ee a held custody
- Detailed adjective dictionary detail synonyms oxford merriam-webster's collegiate
- Despised to despise regard unworthy verb of at
- Desperate a extreme hope synonyms b i adjective
- Desist verb from to cease latin de synonyms
- to archaic deject verb middle throw latin of
- the conclusion final law a b conclusion noun
- to lower degraded degrade verb reduce grade c
- to shape verb deform spoil deformed from change
- Verb deforest transitive trees noun s merriam-webster's collegiate
- to define verb from defined end b a
- Defiant dictionary adjective english oxford de·fi·ant french present
- Defect noun from to words verb defectus of
- Deduce to from verb lead dictionary synonyms english
- Decrease amount verb decreased the to grow to
- Decisive a adjective dictionary synonyms english oxford merriam-webster's
- to intercede verb behalf inter from merriam-webster's collegiate
- Inglorious adjective not honor merriam-webster's collegiate latin from
- Infidel from one adjective noun middle christianity religion
- to ingest verb from carry merriam-webster's collegiate in·gest
- Infraction noun from infringere act of merriam-webster's collegiate
- Information information the a noun communication b c
- Inform to to give verb obsolete i make
- Influenza respiratory disease or virus inflammation mucous dictionary
- a influent stream b balance ecological community water
- Influence power to flow effect force synonyms sb
- to inflate verb increase dictionary participle air gas
- Frequent to verb middle b obsolete archaic adjective
- to verb sit incubate lie maintain conditions development
- to inscribed write inscribe verb engrave b dictionary
- Increase amount increment noun a quantity added b
- Increscent latin participle adjective of increase at becoming
- Increase to verb increased greater size noun from
- Incorrect not adjective middle dictionary english from oxford
- Incognito from incognita adverb italian one's identity living
- to part include larger verb included class fact
- Incisive sharp adjective decisive clear keen merriam-webster's collegiate
- to incise verb cut carve figures letters into
- Incident incident. an occurrence b synonyms a to
- Genuine a synonyms of not adjective actually words
- Genius a person plural of a the spirit
- Friendship friendship state the friends noun friendship. dictionary
- Freedom the state quality restraint the noun b
- Verb to break small fragment noun synonyms pieces
- Fracture to the fractured verb break b fractured
- Fraction or a noun latin b piece a
- Foundry or noun from a found·ry establishment founding
- Forgive verb to sb give i resentment grant
- Forget to i forgot sth verb forget-me-not or
- Forfeit to subject verb lose noun from offense
- Noun foreword merriam-webster's collegiate fore·word written author book
- Foresee to verb foreseen to knowledge from impossible
- Forerunner of one noun a sign the dictionary
- Foremost adjective english of adverb formest fore of
- Aforementioned adjective or merriam-webster's collegiate afore·men·tioned mentioned previously
- Foreground noun a verb to english dictionary part
- Forecast to verb future noun forecast fore·cast predict
- Finish to finished the finished b end sth
- Fine or a b verb a to c
- Finance money finance to funds verb from the
- Final end court the b the final adjective
- Fidelity from the quality implies noun to faithfulness
- Noun french faith fi·de·ism probably latin reason pursuit
- Fearsome a adjective fear·some monster b fear·some·ly adverb
- Fascism capitalized noun autocratic fas·cism political regime dictatorial
- Fascination the state noun quality fascination dictionary b
- Familiar b a c a one family synonyms
- Farmer or a person fixed sum one dictionary
- Falsification a fal·si·fi·ca·tion noun latin of the act
- to extend extended extending stretch b c to
- Express to expressed special b or to i
- Exposure the condition to of or exposed a
- to expose exposed sth synonyms show b verb
- Export verb to country or carry exports send
- to explicate of verb latin participle from noun
- to breathe verb expire expired one's end breath
- Expensive expensive. adjective high dictionary oxford merriam-webster's collegiate
- to verb expend from weigh pay expended synonyms
- a excursion trip noun movement from excursions dictionary
- Excrescence noun a from outgrowth abnormal merriam-webster's collegiate
- Exclude to excluded to out sth excluded verb
- Verb exclaim to exclaimed cry speak delight from
- I to verb from exception preposition latin synonyms
- Excellent good adjective excellent. dictionary middle english of
- to exceed verb limit set authority to greater
- From verb to exaggerate carry enlarge dictionary ad
- Errant an words adjective from errer of latin
- Erect to c stand synonyms words erected an
- Equator circle or great celestial a surface latin
- Equivocal of an words synonyms adjective b uncertain
- a state equilibrium balance opposing forces noun from
- Enterprise a enterprise business verb of from to
- Equate to verb make regard represent equal c
- Equanimity mind noun his disposition disturbed strain with
- Equal to synonyms make b i c verb
- Equable adjective from marked lack make variation an
- to enrich enriched make enriched rich increase the
- Endemic from adjective in noun native people synonyms
- Verb endanger to endangered dictionary bring danger peril
- Doctrine a principle doctrine body the noun c
- a doctor to b person verb c from
- Distance the space to distance distance. the time
- Dissuade to advise verb dis turn to making
- Dissident noun sit from dictionary adjective of disagree
- Dissent to verb opinion dissent noun nonconcurrence decision
- to verb dissect cut separate synonyms parts divide
- Disrupt to disrupted verb break noun disrupted dictionary
- To to man prove disprove verb from evidence
- Depend to hang on on sth verb i
- Density the unit space c of from mass
- Denial refusal reality of words noun a problem
- the common people demos de·mos noun greek at
- Direct or to a directed b c synonyms
- Diplomatic international a latin adjective sense diplomaticus of
- Dioxide or noun oxide carbon atoms di·ox·ide international
- a diorama from scenic representation miniature painted background
- to diminish verb from of synonyms lessen make
- Letters group successive as noun a in in
- Dilemma choice a from difficult dilemma noun greek
- From greek marriage dig·a·my noun late latin late
- to main verb of turn synonyms digress subject
- Diffuse to spread verb pour synonyms adjective diffused
- to digest a verb b of from body
- English from adjective unlike very in contrast kinds
- Diary a record daily diary sth book write
- Diarchy variant merriam-webster's collegiate dictionary webster's international unabridged
- Diameter from a center line object dictionary noun
- Diagonal or line a a from b angle
- Diagnosis from diagnosis. the a of dictionary noun
- Diagnose verb to diagnosed diagnosis dictionary transitive disease
- Devotee noun dictionary english oxford a person merriam-webster's
- to verb devolve roll pass responsibility sb devolved
- Devilry devil noun c an act merriam-webster's collegiate
- Verb merriam-webster's collegiate write devaluate dictionary de·val·u·ate \\(ˌ)dē-ˈval-yə-ˌwāt
- Design to a designed plan b synonyms sth
- Describe to verb described represent words c dictionary
- Depository a noun bank place deposited safekeeping stored
- Deposit or to deposited money bank verb put
- Consequent the from b adjective following result middle
- Verb to decompose break constituent parts chemical synonyms
- to decline to turn declined b a synonyms
- Verb to merriam-webster's collegiate de·class transitive remove words
- to make declared to declare one's verb from
- Declamatory adjective from merriam-webster's collegiate de·clam·a·to·ry of relating
- From verb to convalesce grow strong health strength
- Connection a b connected connection the c good
- Controversial a controversy adjective dictionary controversy noun english
- to verb declaim speak latin from specifically recite
- Declamation noun the rhetorical from speech b dec·la·ma·tion
- to verb deceive false deceiving archaic to obsolete
- Decay to decay verb the decline b fall
- Decadent one adjective decadence decline from decay of
- to debate b verb noun a discussion debating
- Verb de bark transitive to remove from ed/-ing/-s
- Consecutive adjective from a verb form merriam-webster's collegiate
- Debar to verb bar from de debarred merriam-webster's
- a from debacle noun latin ice violent breaking
- Death or sb death the life the of
- Dangerous a danger harm risk adjective involving from
- Damage verb damage from noun caused damages. harm
- Heart cordiform cor·di·form adjective french latin cord french
- Dialogue a from verb to composition noun dia
- Cordial drink a noun adjective latin dictionary b
- Depleted to implies verb essential and total deplete
- Dependence state the quality noun c from upon
- to denote serve of verb from de mark
- Demote verb de promote to lower position noun
- Noun demography study from de·mog·ra·phy french the statistical
- Consent to give from or age consent verb
- Democracy people government the democracy a from supreme
- Demobilize to verb demobilized merriam-webster's collegiate ˌdē-\\ transitive
- to participle of de·late transitive verb latin bring
- Demand or to the demand verb b call
- Noun leader demagogue to from verb a demagogic
- to verb delude de synonyms merriam-webster's collegiate de·lude
- to deepen verb make sth deepened deep deeper
- Deliver to delivered delivered verb birth give sb
- to beset beset set english verb were b
- to surround besieged besieged besiege siege verb b
- Triad group consisting noun treis chord tri·ad trias
- Coordinate or to noun b verb coordination equal
- to convert converted change turn verb conversion from
- Cooperate to verb work latin cooperating dictionary of
- Contradict to verb of contrary dictionary from speak
- Contraceptive dictionary noun english oxford con·tra·cep·tive adjective adj
- Contractual contract adjective con·trac·tu·al of relating con·trac·tu·al·ly adverb
- Contract or to a contract make agreement verb
- Contraband latin prohibited war noun medieval from to
- to continue continued verb remain from [v place
- Continent latin participle present land b the continent
- Verb to contend strive contending stretch synonyms contended
- to verb b hold to contains c contained
- Congenial synonyms adjective nature having b merriam-webster's collegiate
- to confuse make verb synonyms confused throw mix
- to confound from b the synonyms pour confuse
- Conform to verb to with from synonyms latin
- Confluence the noun flowing streams a of b
- Confine confined verb to the synonyms from plural
- Confidence confidence confidence. feeling one's lack sb i
- Confide to verb secrets trust synonyms confided words
- Conference a meeting sth sth b association noun
- to verb conferred confer bring from obsolete carry
- Conductor a or person from conductor lightning dictionary
- to conceive verb conceived i from pregnant child
- Concede to conceded verb sth to conceded acknowledge
- Compulsory adjective from latin merriam-webster's collegiate com·pul·so·ry retirement
- Compulsion act noun late latin an a dictionary
- to comprise verb of comprised make participle comprehendere
- to compress press a verb latin from reduce
- Comprehend to verb synonyms significance dictionary grasp at
- Composition the compound a composition form b c
- to compose verb composed composed form a synonyms
- Comply verb to obsolete dictionary com·plied latin english
- to complicate verb complicated fold make dictionary latin
- Amorphous an without definite form from adjective b
- Land amphibian an noun water amphibia class airplane
- Vulgar common the b of from ordinary generally
- Wayward adjective following the way·ward middle short for
- to verb strength weakened weaken weakened make loss
- Wholesome health b promoting a adjective having for
- to english make participle of benumb be·numb transitive
- Commune a from verb to latin receive with
- Ə belittle to make verb \\-ˈli-t belittled be·lit·tle
- Belligerent war from noun fight a wage fighting
- Bemused english oxford adjective confused collocations dictionary students
- Blessing benediction from the latin noun speak bene
- Commend to sb sth verb dictionary entrust care
- Commensurate latin with adjective measure corresponding size com·men·su·rate
- Comment verb comment comment. of to opinion i
- Commodity a product noun an b film from
- Commerce exchange intercourse from commerce with dictionary noun
- Communicate to verb communicated of information archaic ideas
- to commute verb commuting from change commuting exchange
- Complacent marked from complacent one's dictionary adjective of
- Compare to compared verb from compared to similar
- Complain to verb complained to may at english
- Compunction from latin noun from prick c com·punc·tion
- Condone verb from dictionary to english oxford con·done
- Complaisant adjective of marked from com·plai·sant ə nt
- Confederate unite verb latin to states noun from
- Compute to verb computare determine calculate computer make
- Computer noun a electronic data dictionary store english
- Concessionaire one from noun concession sell con·ces·sion·aire french
- Configuration arrangement noun latin from parts form relative
- Concave surface curve a adjective neighboring noun from
- Avert to turn verb from avert dictionary english
- Verb emit perspire per·spire perspiration perspiring intransitive perspirer
- Concuss verb participle to con·cuss transitive latin affect
- to condescend verb latin descend from obsolete con·de·scend
- From to of talk noun confabulate con·fab·u·late intransitive
- States confederacy a united the union noun compact
- Procedure established noun b surgical action parliamentary proceder
- Misfit fit person noun badly mis verb mis·fit
- Condign from adjective con·dign middle english latin dignus
- Condominium a owned apartment building joint unit noun
- Dilute to make verb diluted from liquid noun
- Dimension dimensions the one to from coordinates noun
- Donor blood one a part give a of
- Dormancy dor·man·cy noun the quality state dormant of
- Dormant b a having c activity suspended from
- Elapse verb elapsed from to slip noun years
- Notorious latin adjective notorius late noscere widely unfavorably
- Energy energy energy. from the work power waste
- Nourishment noun intellectual nour·ish·ment books act nourishing state
- Enormous an a adjective exceeding usual bounds enor·mous
- Passion feeling b strong c emotion great verb
- Oral mouth relating b noun surface characterized spoken
- Erosion the from destruction of dictionary action b
- Exothermic adjective international scientific characterized formed evolution heat
- Expedite to of to obsolete verb participle expedire
- Context the sth from meaning weave context. context
- Verb twist contort to contorted violent strained shape
- Experience experience i to the events b from
- Experiment test sth verb to noun experiments from
- Expert an skill sth knowledge expert special from
- Explain to to i make sth verb explained
- Perimeter noun line area basketball perimetros peri metron
- Fibroid fibrous tissue noun wall fi·broid adjective date
- Period time b length division noun end series
- From contumacy noun con·tu·ma·cy middle english latin contumac
- Conurbation noun urban con·ur·ba·tion latin urb aggregation continuous
- Fictile molded fic·tile ə l adjective latin fictilis
- Convict to guilty convicted person verb a crime
- Fiction fiction from an b a imagination work
- Order countermand to contrary a from verb mandare
- Succumb succumbed verb lie latin suc·cumb french succomber
- Superfluous words su·per·flu·ous adjective superfluere fluere exceeding b
- Credence latin a table medieval to renaissance noun
- Vivid a very producing from adjective at life
- Suffer suffered verb endure suffering bear pain latin
- Credential credit noun date letters title verb credentialled
- Credit or to money sb credited account sth
- Viviparous adjective eggs body from vi·vip·a·rous latin vivus
- Credo a noun cre·do middle english latin i
- Crime crime law act a crime. violation an
- Criminal crime from late latin a person adjective
- Cyclone or from storm violent dictionary cy·clone noun
- Cyclorama a in cy·clo·ra·ma noun cycl orama panorama
- Administration the a of b executive management c
- Suggest suggested i verb idea sth mind thought
- Cyclostome cy·clo·stome noun at cyclostomata cyclostomi merriam-webster's collegiate
- Particles field noun magnetic cyclotron cy·clo·tron cycl circular
- Symbol sign verb noun stands sth latin greek
- Symmetry noun property balanced parts symmetria symmetros syn
- Diplococcus plural a dip·lo·coc·cus noun new latin genus
- Sympathy feeling b emotional i pity noun brought
- to from verb admonish speech latin ad warning
- Synchronize verb make time synchronous happen action synchronized
- to adopt adopted child verb one's practice choose
- Diploma from a plural passport document english higher
- Vision noun new a disorder images single object
- Syndicate noun verb newspapers sell b publication syndic
- Syndrome noun set syn·drome syn symptoms latin greek
- Adore to verb at from ad worship divine
- to disarm verb deprive b arms means a
- Adorn to to adding implies adorned plainness beauty
- Discarnate dis·car·nate adjective dis in incarnate having physical
- Discriminate to verb of from distinguish make difference
- consisting duple b du·ple adjective latin duplus at
- Synonymous sth meaning adjective alike syn·on·y·mous character connotations
- Synthesis combination production elements complex noun b substance
- Duplicate to verb copy made make noun duplicate
- to adumbrate of adumbrated verb suggest b ad·um·brate
- As adverb from noun ad a word belonging
- Durable time adjective long noun from du·ra·ble middle
- Tact sense noun touch situations difficult skill poise
- Duration the time of dictionary noun the english
- Ordained ordain verb order c or·dain late latin
- Basic a noun base ba·sic of relating basic
- Configuration arrangement noun latin from parts form relative
- Order or a the ordered to of b
- Beautiful a aesthetic suggests beauty senses is face
- Confederate unite verb latin to states noun from
- Beauty or a beautiful the of from person
- Noun sexual desire ero·to·ma·nia new excessive disorder ero·to·ma·ni·ac
- to verb b becomes becoming suitable sb be·come
- Erratic adjective an b noun rock dictionary from
- to bedevil verb devil bedevilled transitive possess change
- Order latin ordinalis ordinal noun late book adjective
- Verb to befall happen be·fell fate fall be·fall
- States confederacy a united the union noun compact
- Befriend friend verb be·friend transitive to act merriam-webster's
- From to of talk noun confabulate con·fab·u·late intransitive
- to condescend verb latin descend from obsolete con·de·scend
- Erroneous from adjective error an middle english latin
- Ordinary b jurisdiction latin ordinarius day common c
- Beggar to one a verb reduce from noun
- Verb to behold be·held hold english be·hold middle
- Concessionaire one from noun concession sell con·ces·sion·aire french
- Omnipresent adjective om·ni·pres·ent ə present places 7b:m latin
- Omniscient latin adjective om·ni·scient new medieval omniscientia having
- Computer noun a electronic data dictionary store english
- Belligerent war from noun fight a wage fighting
- Ə belittle to make verb \\-ˈli-t belittled be·lit·tle
- Explosive or explosion an noun high adjective characterized
- Verb to behold be·held hold english be·hold middle
- Essence of the the a thing b nature
- Beggar to one a verb reduce from noun
- Orient archaic b middle position relation c oriented
- to explode exploded burst suddenly verb sudden loud
- Esteem to esteemed archaic verb esteem regard b
- Explain to to i make sth verb explained
- Expert an skill sth knowledge expert special from
- Estimable adjective an es·ti·ma·ble archaic worthy esteem es·ti·ma·ble·ness
- Experiment test sth verb to noun experiments from
- Befriend friend verb be·friend transitive to act merriam-webster's
- Verb to befall happen be·fell fate fall be·fall
- to bedevil verb devil bedevilled transitive possess change
- to verb b becomes becoming suitable sb be·come
- Flex verb to muscles bend move flex noun
- Experience experience i to the events b from
- Poetry noun c writing b quality poet poems
- Noun one bib·li·ol·a·ter bibliolater \\ˌbi-blē-ˈä-lə-tər\\ date excessive reverence
- Popular people majority general b times group american
- a buffoon noun person verb buf·foon middle french
- Ample an ample adequate room marked spacious adjective
- Bullet or a small missile hit sb/sth noun
- Portable adjective latin noun portare carry moved b
- Bureaucrat noun official bu·reau·crat a member from c
- Cacophony from noun ca·coph·o·ny harsh discordant sound harshness
- Portend stretch latin tendere por·tend verb por sign
- Caffeine noun caf·feine german french café a bitter
- Probate validity proving judicial genuine verb valid pro·bate
- Capable of having late latin is ability adjective
- Probation period noun testing action c trial sentence
- Probe probing probed exploratory verb b penetrating small
- Of candescent can·des·cent ə adjective latin participle glowing
- Candid from a free sincere adjective marked i
- Or candle a ə noun give to from
- Apology from wrong late explanation an apology admission
- Candour can·dour \\ˈkan-dər chiefly british variant british spelling
- Cap a to c b the verb capped
- Capsize verb to cap·size capuzar transitive a canoe
- Proceed proceeded b verb move sth proceeding one's
- Or process to a processed processing the verb
- Proclaim proclaimed verb declare publicly b openly pro·claim
- Capstone stone noun cap a the (i coping
- Aptitude natural an for a noun latin ability
- Relieve relieved verb relief b give free raise
- a or captain officer ranking charge an commander
- Malfunction verb function noun malfunctioning intransitive to fail
- Malevolence from noun malevolent synonyms merriam-webster's collegiate ma·lev·o·lence
- Ecosystem noun environment community ecological unit considered merriam-webster's
- Holocaust a from noun fire war jews consumed
- Malefaction noun mal·e·fac·tion from merriam-webster's collegiate dictionary \\ˌma-lə-ˈfak-shən\\
- From noun latin evil malediction merriam-webster's collegiate mal·e·dic·tion
- Nation a people from nation noun the division
- Natal birth adjective relating na·tal ə at from
- Nascent adjective merriam-webster's collegiate ə latin participle of
- Music music musical of a the b the
- Muscular relating muscles or adjective b words dystrophy
- Malcontent from noun one order adjective french established
- Murderous murder adjective having characterized the merriam-webster's collegiate
- Economy economy the system from economic economy. b
- Monetary adjective latin money of mint merriam-webster's collegiate
- One's maladjusted adjective adjusted poorly inadequately adjusted; specifically
- Monarchy monarchy absolute state government a from chief
- Maintain to to maintained verb true sth latin
- Molecule noun latin substance atoms a dictionary smallest
- Official a magistrate from noun exercising local sb
- Machinery the of the machinery noun machine dictionary
- Lunar moon from adjective latin luna lu·nar akin
- Lu·mi·nif·er·ous adjective transmitting producing yielding light luminiferous merriam-webster's
- to verb modified make modify change modified from
- Model a to a verb the model of
- to mobilize verb put assemble make ready dictionary
- Economics plural economic dictionary noun a science the
- Misuse to partly from mis verb misused noun
- Lu·mi·nesce intransitive verb back-formation from luminescent to exhibit
- Treat verb mistreat noun merriam-webster's collegiate mis·treat transitive
- Economic relating of economical adjective management from economical
- Ludicrous adjective dictionary synonyms english from oxford merriam-webster's
- Ecology noun organisms ecology dictionary human the english
- Loquacious adjective excessive talk synonyms merriam-webster's collegiate lo·qua·cious
- Ecological adjective living of ecologically balance the ecology
- Mistaken oxford adjective wrong opinion i judgement collocations
- Mistake to i verb wrong sb sth make
- Noun latin longanimity merriam-webster's collegiate lon·ga·nim·i·ty at a
- Noun a major destructive upset balance nature caused
- Lonesome synonyms adjective b result noun merriam-webster's collegiate
- Logic principles or the formal from a science
- Noun destruction natural ecocide eco·cide cide the large
- Eclipse the to from sun verb moon celestial
- Eclectic from adjective greek noun eklektikos, an eklegein
- Misgiving noun a doubt i merriam-webster's collegiate feeling
- Locution a noun expression from merriam-webster's collegiate lo·cu·tion
- Ecclesiastical church late adjective latin of relating established
- Locomotive relating noun a adjective of self-propelled moving
- Misfortune noun an bad fortune instance dictionary event
- to locate verb place located establish find located
- Local a a relating latin b area c
- Eccentric an deviating from center motion adjective latin
- Misery a suffering put misery state great synonyms
- Literary relating literature of b from writing adjective
- Earthling noun earth·ling an inhabitant earth sense science
- Dystrophy dys muscular dys·tro·phy noun plural new latin
- Noun from dyslexia dys dys·lex·ia new latin lexis
- Likewise adverb in merriam-webster's collegiate manner do pleased
- Dysgenic dys·gen·ic adjective well-adapted individuals biologically defective merriam-webster's
- Misconduct misconduct noun behavior dictionary official verb english
- Likeness noun correspondence to dictionary implies english oxford
- Likelihood likelihood dictionary noun english oxford like·li·hood strong
- Dysfunction noun impaired abnormal functioning adjective \dəs merriam-webster's
- Mischief a the from noun harm synonyms damage
- From dysentery dictionary noun dys at characterized diarrhea
- Coal wood brown from lignite noun lig·nite french
- Ligament from noun medieval tie a band connecting
- Library a collection books a library of noun
- Duration the time of dictionary noun the english
- Jurisdiction authority the from power territory noun english
- Durable time adjective long noun from du·ra·ble middle
- Duplicate to verb copy made make noun duplicate
- Juncture concurrence a critical crucial events the noun
- Junction a noun place point an dictionary the
- consisting duple b du·ple adjective latin duplus at
- Journal a journal record from daily transactions noun
- Audition verb the a performance from hearing act
- Verb to irrupt break natural merriam-webster's collegiate ir·rupt
- Noun audiology science hearing au·di·ol·o·gy branch dealing hearing;
- Audio sound relating reproduction the of audible b
- Aud ile audile au·dile adjective etymology latin ire
- Audience group a the hearing b "to an
- to verb rays treat irradiate light latin participle
- Audible to noun adjective latin play from dictionary
- Auctorial auc·to·ri·al adjective latin merriam-webster's collegiate dictionary \\ȯk-ˈtȯr-ē-əl\\
- Atom or a the from smallest element noun
- English of from b plural represented adjective relating
- Tonal noun atonal ə adjective aton·al l ˌ)a-\\
- Atrophy from part wasting development verb noun a
- to involve involved involved b part sb archaic
- to invoke invoked from b make verb call
- Inventory list a verb or of to latin
- Chem(o 前缀含义：chemical 助记词：chemical 同缀词 chemist,chemistry,chemitype chemosynthesis,chemotherapy
- 同缀词 前缀含义-1：介词性词缀,on 助记词：alive abroad,afloat,afoot aloud,aside,asleep away； 前缀含义-2：not 助记词：anonymous
- Ab 前缀含义：away 助记词：absent 同缀词 abduct,abscond,absolve absorb,abstain,abstract abuse
- Ad ac af 前缀含义：介词性词缀,to 助记词：adhere 同缀词 acclaim,addict,adjacent admire,advocate,affect
- Ante 前缀含义：before front 助记词：antique 同缀词 antebellum,antecedent,antedate antediluvian,antemeridian,anteroom
- Anti ant 前缀含义：against opppsing 助记词：antisocial 同缀词 antagonist,antibiotic,antibody anticlimax,antidote,antipathy
- 同缀词 前缀含义：副词性前缀,表示about completely; 助记词：become befall,behold,bemoan beset,besiege,bestir bestow； 前缀含义：表动作,意为to
- Bi bin 前缀含义：two doubly 助记词：bicycle 同缀词 biannual,biennial,bigamy bilateral,binocular,biplane
- 前缀含义：secondary 助记词：bystander 同缀词 bypass,byplay,by-product byway,bywork
- Kilo 前缀含义：one thousand 助记词：kilometre 同缀词 kilogram,kilovolt,kilowatt
- Col con cor 前缀含义：together 助记词：compose 同缀词 coagulate,cohere,concentrate condole,conform,congest
- Contra 前缀含义：against opposite 助记词：contrast 同缀词 contraband,contraceptive,contractual contradict,contradistinction,contraindicate contravene
- Counter 前缀含义：against opposite return 助记词：conterstrike 同缀词 counteract,counterattack,countercharge counterfeit,counterpart,counter-productive
- De 前缀含义：表方向,down away; 助记词：decline 同缀词：debar,decrease,detract； 前缀含义：表强调,completely 助记词：declare 同缀词：demand
- Di 前缀含义：twice 助记词：digamy 同缀词 diarchy,digraph,dilemma dioxide,divalent
- Dia di 前缀含义：through 助记词：diameter 同缀词 dailogue,diagnosis,diagonal diorama
- Dis dif 前缀含义：apart undo lack remove 助记词：discern 同缀词
- En em 前缀含义：to put make 助记词：endanger 同缀词 embody,enable,enact
- 同缀词 e ef 前缀含义：out of; 助记词：exit effect,exaggerate,exceed exempt,exhaust,exonerate
- 前缀含义：forth 助记词：forgive 同缀词 forbear,forbid,forfeit forget,forsake,forswear forward
- Fore 前缀含义：front 助记词：foresee 同缀词 forecast,foreclosure,foreground forementioned,foremost,forerunner foreword
- 同缀词 il im ir 前缀含义：not lack 助记词：inactive illegal,incorrect,independent
- Inter intel 前缀含义：between mutual mutally 助记词：interfere 同缀词 intercede,interconnect,interdict
- Mal male 前缀含义：bad badly evil evilly 助记词：malfunction 同缀词
- Micro 前缀含义：small small millionth 助记词：microwave 同缀词 microbe,microchip,microcircuit microfilm,micro-organism,microphone
- Mis 前缀含义：bad badly wrong wrongly 助记词：mistake 同缀词 mischief,misconduct,misfit
- Phonochemistry
- Multi 前缀含义：many times 助记词：multiply 同缀词 multiflorous,multilateral,multimedia multimillionaire,multinational,multiped multi-purpose
- 前缀含义：not absence 助记词：nonstop 同缀词 nonaligned,nonessential,non-existent nonproductive,nonsense,non-smoker nonviolence
- Ob oc op 前缀含义：toward 助记词：obnoxious 同缀词 obdurate,object,oblige obstruct,occur,offend
- 前缀含义：out outside; surpass 助记词：outstanding 同缀词 outbrave,outcry,outdoor outgoing,outnumber,outsmart outwit
- 前缀含义：above 助记词：overflow 同缀词 overactive,overcoat,overdo overdue,overestimate,overhead overman
- Digamist
- Para par 前缀含义：beside related subordinate 助记词：paragraph 同缀词 parallel,paralysis,paraphrase
- 前缀含义：through; thoroughly; destruction 助记词：perfect 同缀词 perambulate,perennial,perish permanent,permit,persist pervade
- Peri 前缀含义：around 助记词：period 同缀词 perigee,perimeter,periodical peripheral,periphrasis,periscope
- Post 前缀含义：after 助记词：post-modern 同缀词 postbellum,postdate,postgraduate posthumous,postpone,postscript postwar
- Pre 前缀含义：before front 助记词：prehistory 同缀词 preamble,precede,predict prejudge,preliminary,premature preoccupy
- Pro pur 前缀含义：forward out; favour place 助记词：proceed 同缀词
- Red 前缀含义：back 助记词：rebel 同缀词 recede,reflect,regress rehabilitate,relieve,remonstrate renovate
- Se sed 前缀含义：apart 助记词：secede 同缀词 secluded,secret,secure seduce,segregate,select separate
- 前缀含义：oneself oneself automatic automatically 助记词：self-esteem 同缀词 self-conscious,self-control,self-determination self-evident,self-image,self-interest
- Semi 前缀含义：half partly half time 助记词：semiconductor 同缀词 semiautomactic,semicentennial,semicircle
- Suc suf 前缀含义：under subordinate; incompletely 助记词：subordinate 同缀词 submarine,submerge,subscribe
- Super 前缀含义：above excessively 助记词：superficial 同缀词 superb,superfluous,superintendent superlative,supersede,superstition supervise
- Sur 前缀含义：above 助记词：surpass 同缀词 surface,surfeit,surmount surplus,surreal,surrogate survive
- Syn syl sym sy 前缀含义：with 助记词：sympathy 同缀词 syllable,symbol,symmetry
- Tele 前缀含义：afar; operating distance television 助记词：telegraph 同缀词 telegram,telepathy,telephone
- Trans tra 前缀含义：across 助记词：transact 同缀词 transcribe,translate,transmit transnational,transparent,transpire transpire
- Connextion
- Tri 前缀含义：three 助记词：triangle 同缀词 triad,tricolour,tricycle trident,trilogy,triple tripod
- Ultra 前缀含义：beyond; side excessively 助记词：ultraviolet 同缀词 ultraconservative,ultramodern
- 前缀含义：not lack undo remove 助记词：unable 同缀词 unchain,unconscious,uncover unknown,unrest,untie
- 前缀含义：under beneath lower 助记词：underground 同缀词 underdeveloped,undergraduate,underline understand,undersupply,undervalue underwear
- Upward 前缀含义：up upper make 助记词：upstairs 同缀词 uphold,upright,uprise upstage,upstream,upsurge
- Extra 前缀含义：outside 助记词：extraordinary 同缀词 extracurricular,extradite,extramural extravagance,extravagant,extravagant extravaganza
- From adjective stretch scale minor steps diatonic late
- Dialogue a from verb to composition noun dia
- 前缀含义：against back 助记词：withstand 同缀词 withdraw,withdrawal,withdrawn withhold,within,without
- Circum 前缀含义：around 助记词：circumstance 同缀词 circumambulate,circumcise,circumference circumlocution,circumnavigate,circumspect circumvent
- Acro 前缀含义：tip 助记词：acronym 同缀词 acrimonious,acrobat,acronym acrophobia
- Aeri aero 前缀含义：air aircraft 助记词：aerial 同缀词 aeriform,aerobics,aerobiology aerodynamics,aeromedicine,aeroplane
- Agro agri 前缀含义：field agriculture 助记词：agriculture 同缀词 agrarian,agricultural,agrochemical agronomy,agrotechnique,agro-town
- Amb ambi 前缀含义：both 助记词：ambiguous 同缀词 ambidexter,ambience,ambition ambitious,ambivalence,ambivalent
- Amphi 前缀含义：on sides 助记词：amphibian 同缀词 amphibious,amphibology,amphiboly amphitheatre
- Ana 前缀含义：back 助记词：anatomy 同缀词 anabiosis,anachronism,anagram analogue,analogy,analysis
- Apo 前缀含义：away 助记词：apology 同缀词 apocalypse,apocalyptic,apogee apologetic,aposiopesis,apostasy apotheosis
- Arch(i 前缀含义：chief principal 助记词：architect 同缀词 archaeology,archbishop,archenemy archetype,architrave
- Astro 前缀含义：star space 助记词：astronaut 同缀词 astrocompass,astrologer,astrology astronomer,astronomy,astrophysics
- Auto 前缀含义：self automatic 助记词：automobile 同缀词 autobiography,autocratic,autograph automatic,autonomous,autopsy autorotation
- Bene 前缀含义：well 助记词：benefit 同缀词 benedicion,benefaction,benefactor beneficiary,benevolence,benevolent
- Biblio 前缀含义：book bible 助记词：bible 同缀词 biblical,bibliography,bibliolater bibliology,bibliophilism
- Cat(a 前缀含义：down wrongly completely 助记词：catalogue 同缀词 catacomb,catalyst,catapult catapult,cataract,catastrophe
- Cent(i 前缀含义：hundred hundredth 助记词：centimetre 同缀词 centenary,centiennial,centigrade centipede
- Centri centro 前缀含义：centre 助记词：centre 同缀词 centralize,centrepiece,centrifugal centripetal,centrist,centroplasm centrosphere
- Chromo chromato 前缀含义：colour chromatin 助记词：chromosome 同缀词 chromatograph,chromatolysis,chrome chromium,chromosphere
- Chron(o 前缀含义：time 助记词：chronic 同缀词 chronicle,chronography,chronological chronometry
- Cosmo 前缀含义：world universe 助记词：cosmology 同缀词 cosmonaut,cosmopolis,cosmopolitan
- Cruci 前缀含义：cross 助记词：crucifix 同缀词 crucial,cruciferous,crucifixion cruciform,crucify
- Crypto 前缀含义：hidden 助记词：cryptic 同缀词 crypt,cryptoclimate,cryptogram cryptology,cryptoymn
- Cyber 前缀含义：computer 助记词：cyber-punk 同缀词 cyberculture,cybernation,cybernetice syberspace
- Cyclo 前缀含义：circle 助记词：cyclone 同缀词 cyclograph,cyclometer,cyclostome cyclotron
- Dec(a 前缀含义：ten 助记词：decade 同缀词 decagon,decameter,decasyllable decathlon,december
- Deci 前缀含义：tenth 助记词：decigram 同缀词 decilitre,decimate,decimeter
- Denti dento 前缀含义：dentiform 助记词：dentist 同缀词 dent,dental,dentifrice dentilabial,dentistry,dentophobia
- Dermat(o 前缀含义：skin 助记词：dematology 同缀词 dermatitis,dermatologist,dermatoneuritis dermatophyte
- Deuter(o 前缀含义：second 助记词：deuterogamy 同缀词 deuteragonist,deuteronomy,deuterpathy
- Dipl(o 前缀含义：double 助记词：diploma 同缀词 diplococcus,diplophonic,diplopia
- Duo 前缀含义：two 助记词：duologue 同缀词 duodecimal,duotone
- Dys 前缀含义：表否定 助记词：dysfunction 同缀词 dysentery,dysgenic,dyslexia dystrophy
- Ec 前缀含义：from 助记词：eccentric 同缀词 ecclesiastical,eclectic,eclipse ecstacy,ecstatic,ectype eczema
- Eco 前缀含义：environment living condition 助记词：economy 同缀词 ecocide,ecocrisis,ecological ecology,economic,economics
- Ecto 前缀含义：outside 表外部,与endo相对 助记词：ectoderm 同缀词 ectogenetic,ectoparasite
- Electro 前缀含义：electricity electric 助记词：electric 同缀词 electoral,electrician,electrify electroanalysis,electrode,electromagnet electronic
- Endo 前缀含义：inner inside,表内部,与ecto相对 助记词：endogamy 同缀词 endocarditis,endoparasite
- Epi 前缀含义：upon addition 助记词：epicenter 同缀词 epicardium,epidemic,epidermal epilepsy,epilogue,episode epitome
- Eu 前缀含义：good true 助记词：eulogy 同缀词 eubacterium,eugenic,euphemism euphemism,euphoria,euthanasia
- Exo 前缀含义：outside 助记词：exobiology 同缀词 exocrine,exosphere
- Ferro 前缀含义：iron 助记词：ferroalloy 同缀词：ferroconcrete,ferromagnetic
- Flori 前缀含义：flower 助记词：flora 同缀词 fauna flora,floriculture floriferous,florilegium
- Fructi 前缀含义：fruit 助记词：fruit 同缀词 fructiferous,fructify,fructivorous
- Et,ette 后缀含义：[名 意为“小的…（物 助记词 同缀词
- Fungi 前缀含义：fungus 助记词：fungus 同缀词 fungal,fungicide,fungiform fungivorous
- Gastro 前缀含义：gastroenteritis 助记词：gastrology 同缀词 gastroenteritis,gastrotomy
- Geo 前缀含义：the earth 助记词：geography 同缀词 geocentric,geographical,geology geometrical,geometry,geomorphology geopolitics
- Gyn gynaeco 前缀含义：woman female 助记词：gynaecology 同缀词 gynaecomorphous,gynandrous,gynoecium
- Gyro 前缀含义：circle spiral 助记词：gyroscope 同缀词 gyrocompass,gyrograph,gyroplane
- Hect(o 前缀含义：hundred 助记词：hectare 同缀词 hectogram,hectograph,hectometre
- Heli(o 前缀含义：the sun 助记词：helio 同缀词 helianthus,heliocentric,heliolatry heliotherapy,helium
- Hem(a hemo hemat(o 前缀含义：blood 助记词：hemophilia 同缀词 hemachrome,hemagglutination,hematoblast hematology,hemostatic
- Hemi 前缀含义：half 助记词：hemisphere 同缀词 hemicycle,hemiparasite
- Hepat(o 前缀含义：liver 助记词：hepatitis 同缀词 hepatectomy,hepatocirrhosis,hepatotoxin
- Hept(a 前缀含义：seven 助记词：heptagon 同缀词 heptameter,heptarchy,heptode
- Hetero 前缀含义：different 助记词：heterosexual 同缀词 heterodox,heterogeneous,heteropolar
- Hex(a 前缀含义：six 助记词：hexangular 同缀词：hexagram,hexapod,hexode
- Hier(o 前缀含义：sacred 助记词：hierarch 同缀词 hierocracy,hieroglyphic,hierophant
- Holo 前缀含义：whole 助记词：holocaust 同缀词 helohedral,holography
- Homo 前缀含义：the 助记词：homosexual 同缀词 homogeneous,homophobia,homotype homoymn
- Hydr(o 前缀含义：water hydrogen 助记词：hydrogen 同缀词 hydrargyrum,hydraulic,hydrocarbon hydrocarbon,hydroelectric,hydroplane hydroxide
- Hyp(o 前缀含义：under degree 与hyper相对 助记词：hypotension 同缀词 hypaethral,hypocrisy,hypocrite hypodermic,hypoplasia,hypotension
- Hyper 前缀含义：beyond 与hypo相对 助记词：hypertension 同缀词 hyper,hyperactive,hyperbolism hypercritical,hypersenstive,hypersonic
- Infra 前缀含义：below 助记词：infrared 同缀词 infrahuman,infrared,infrasonic infrastructure
- Intra 前缀含义：within inside 与extra相对 与inter对比 助记词：intrinsic 同缀词 intracelluar,intracity,intramural
- Intro 前缀含义：within 助记词：introduce 同缀词 introduction,introductory,introspect introvert
- Iso 前缀含义：equal alike; 参考iso国际标准 助记词：iso 同缀词 isobar,isogenous,isomorph isothermal
- Kines(io kineto 前缀含义：motion 助记词：kinetic 同缀词 kinescope,kinesiology,kinesitherapy kinetograph,kinetoscope
- Leuco 前缀含义：white 助记词：leukemia 同缀词 leucocyte,leucocythemia,leucopenia
- Lith(o 前缀含义：stone 助记词：monolith 同缀词 litharge,lithemia,lithography lithosphere,neolithic,xenolith
- Phonofilm
- Logo 前缀含义：word 助记词：logos 同缀词 logocentric,logogram,logogriph logolatry,logomachy
- Macro 前缀含义：large,与micro相对 助记词：macro-economics 同缀词 macrobian,macrobiotics,macroclimate macrocosm,macromolecule,macrophysics
- Magni 前缀含义：large 与magnet区分 助记词：magnify 同缀词 magnanimity,magnanimous,magnate magnificent,magniloquence,magnitude
- Mani 前缀含义：hand 助记词：manual 同缀词 manicure,manifest,manifestation manifesto,manipulate,manipulative
- Matri 前缀含义：mother 助记词：matrix 同缀词 matriarch,matricide,matrifocal matrilineal,matrilocal,matroclinous
- Maxi 前缀含义：very long large 助记词：max 同缀词 maxicoat,maximize,maximum maxi-order,maxiskirt,maxi-taxi
- Medi 前缀含义：middle 助记词：median 同缀词 medieval,mediocre,mediocrity mediterranean,medium-sized,medium-term middle
- Sapr(o 前缀含义：rotten 助记词：sapremia 同缀词 saprobe,saprozoic
- Medico 前缀含义：medical 助记词：medic 同缀词 medical,medication,medicine medico-athletics,medico-botanical medico-legal,meditate
- Mega 前缀含义：large million 助记词：megabyte 同缀词 megacycle,megalith,megaloblast megalomania,megalopolis,megaphone megaton
- Melan(o 前缀含义：black 助记词：melancholy 同缀词 melancholia,melannin,melanochroi melanoderm,melanoma,melanoma melanophore
- Meso 前缀含义：middle intermediate 助记词：mesocracy 同缀词 mesial,mesocephalic,mesoderm mesolithic,mesomorph,mesosphere mesozoic
- Meta 前缀含义：change place state 助记词：metaphysical 同缀词 metabolism,metachemistry,metachromatism metamorphic,metaphor,metaphorical
- Milli 前缀含义：one thousandth 助记词：million 同缀词 milliampere,milligram,millimeter millionaire,millisecond
- Mini 前缀含义：miniature 助记词：mini 同缀词 miniature,minibus,minimalist minimize,minimum,miniskirt minister
- Mon(o 前缀含义：single 助记词：monarch 同缀词 monatomic,monocracy,monogamy monogram,monopoly,monorail monosyllable
- Myria 前缀含义：ten thousand 助记词：myriad 同缀词 myriadyne,myriagramme,myriametre
- Ne neg 前缀含义：not 助记词：nay 同缀词 negative,neglect,negotiate neither,nescient,neuter
- Necr(o 前缀含义：dead body death 助记词：necromancer 同缀词 necrolatry,necrology,necrophilia necrophobia,necropolis,necropsy
- Neo 前缀含义：new 助记词：neoclassicism 同缀词 neo-conservative,neo-impressionism,neo-liberal neolitic,neologism,neo-natal neoteric
- Neur(o 前缀含义：nerve 助记词：neural 同缀词 neuralgia,neurasthenia,neurohormone neuron,neurophysiology,neurosis
- Noct(i nocto 前缀含义：night 助记词：nocturn 同缀词 nocograph,noctambulation,noctilucent noctivagant,nocturnal
- Noso 前缀含义：disease 助记词：nosology 同缀词 nosography,nosophobia,zoonosis
- Nucleo 前缀含义：nucleometer 助记词：nuclear 同缀词 mononuclear,nucleoplasm,nucleoprotein nucleotide,nucleous,nucleus thermonuclear
- Fold 后缀含义：表示“…倍的；部分的 助记词：twofold 同缀词 hundredfold,manifold
- Olig(o 前缀含义：few 助记词：oligarch 同缀词 oligcene,oligemia,oligophagous oligpolistic,oligtrophy,oliguria ologopoly
- Omni 前缀含义：all 助记词：omnivorous 同缀词 omnibus,omnifarous,omnificent omnipotent,omnipresent,omniscient omnisexual
- Ortho 前缀含义：stright correct 助记词：orthodox 同缀词 orthodontia,orthogonal,orthograde orthography,orthopedic,orthopraxy
- Ovi 前缀含义：egg 助记词：oviform 同缀词 oviduct,oviparous,oviposit
- Oxy 前缀含义：sharp oxygen 助记词：oxygen 同缀词 oxyacetylene,oxyacid,oxycarpous oxymorom,oxyopia,oxysalt
- Pale(o 前缀含义：ancient 助记词：paleolith 同缀词 paleenthnology,paleoanthropology,paleography paleozoology
- Pan 前缀含义：all 助记词：panorama 同缀词 panacea,pan-american,panchromatic pandemic,pantheism,pantheon pantomime
- Panto 前缀含义：all 助记词：pantograph 同缀词 pantomine,pantopragmatic,pantothenic
- Patho 前缀含义：suffering disease 助记词：pathos 同缀词 pathogen,pathogenesis,pathognomonic pathogomy,pathology,pathophysiology
- Patri 前缀含义：father 助记词：patriot 同缀词 partilineal,patriarch,patriarchy patrician,patricide,patriclinous patriotism
- Ped(i 前缀含义：foot 助记词：pedal 同缀词 peddle,pedestal,pedestrian pedicle,pedicure,pedigree pedometer
- Ped(o 前缀含义：child 助记词：pedology 同缀词 pedagogue,pedant,pedantic pedarast,pederasty
- Pen(e 前缀含义：almost 助记词：peninsula 同缀词 peneplain,penultimate,penumbra
- Pent(a 前缀含义：five 助记词：pentagon 同缀词 pentagram,pentathlon,pentode
- Petr(o 前缀含义：rock petroleum 助记词：petroleum 同缀词 petrochemical,petrochemistry,petrograph petrology
- Pharmac(o 前缀含义：drug 助记词：pharmacy 同缀词 pharmaceutical,pharmacist,pharmacodynamics pharmacology,pharmacopoeia
- Phil(o 前缀含义：loving 助记词：philosophy 同缀词 philander,philanthropist,philharmonic philosopher,philotechnical
- Phon(o 前缀含义：sound 助记词：phone 同缀词 phonautograph,phonochemistry,phonofilm phonogram,phonology
- Photo 前缀含义：light photograph 助记词：photo 同缀词 photochrome,photoconductor,photocopy photograph,photojournalism,photometer photon
- Physio 前缀含义：physical 助记词：physics 同缀词 physician,physicist,physiognomy physiography,physiology,physiotherapy physique
- Plan(i plano 前缀含义：flat 助记词：platform 同缀词 planimeter,planisphere,plano-concave planography,plateau,platitude
- Pneumat(o 前缀含义：breath wind 助记词：pneumatology 同缀词 pneumatometer,pneumatophore,pneumatotherapy
- Pneum(o 前缀含义：lung 助记词：pneumonia 同缀词 pneumconiosis,pneumectomy,pneumobacillus
- Adjective hydrodynamical merriam-webster's collegiate dictionary hy·dro·dy·nam·i·cal see webster's
- Hydrocarbon noun carbon natural gas organic acetylene hydrogen
- Hypothetic webster's international dictionary unabridged hy·po·thet·ic adjective see
- Hypothesis from put hypothesis noun an test dictionary
- Hypothesi webster's international dictionary unabridged search result show
- abnormally low blood pressure hypotension noun international scientific
- Hy·po·pla·sia noun new a condition arrested development organ
- Hypoglossal hy·po·glos·sal adjective relating nerve merriam-webster's collegiate dictionary
- Surface hypogeal ground or plant hy·po·ge·al adjective hy·po·ge·an
- Hypogamy webster's international dictionary unabridged hy·pog·a·my hīˈpägəmē hə̇ˈ-\
- Hypodermic injection skin beneath noun hy·po·der·mic adjective international
- Hypocrite from noun middle english hypokrinesthai person pretender
- Hypocrisy from stage act noun part hypo the
- Hypertrophy increase verb size noun organ to hy·per·tro·phy
- Blood pressure hypertension noun high international scientific abnormally
- Hypersonic speed air adjective international scientific relating times
- Hypersenstive
- Eye hy·per·opia noun new a condition visual images
- Hypercritical adjective critical synonyms merriam-webster's collegiate meticulously excessively
- Aer 词根含义：air 助记词：aerial，aeri（空气）+al（形容词后缀）=》空气的 同根词：aerial aerify aerology aerolite malarial
- Hyperbolism webster's international dictionary unabridged hy·per·bo·lism hīˈpərbəˌlizəm pə̄b
- Hyperactive adjective active noun etymology merriam-webster's collegiate dictionary
- Hyper adjective hy·per for hyperactive highly excited extremely
- Adjective hypaethral merriam-webster's collegiate hy·pae·thral latin open air
- Hydroxide or noun hy·drox·ide international scientific the anion
- Surface water verb to hydroplane a noun intransitive
- From hydrophobia noun water hy·dro·pho·bia late latin greek
- Hydrargyrum webster's international dictionary unabridged hy·drar·gy·rum rəm\ noun
- Watery hydragogue webster's international dictionary unabridged hy·dra·gogue noun
- Hundredfold hun·dred·fold adjective adverb etymology middle english from
- Humility quality from noun humble l hu·mil·i·ty the
- Verb latin of humiliated humiliate dictionary eyes oxford
- Humble from low humbled adjective not verb to
- Humane adjective animals merriam-webster's collegiate hu·mane middle english
- Hospitality from dictionary noun english oxford generous hospitality.
- Hospital hospital from a institution sick injured english
- Hospitable generous adjective cordial pleasant to merriam-webster's collegiate
- Noun hospice a religious terminally ill from merriam-webster's
- Horrify verb horrified to feel synonyms merriam-webster's collegiate
- Horrible adjective orrible synonyms dictionary middle english from
- Horrendous adjective gerundive of hor·ren·dous latin hor·ren·dous·ly adverb
- Homuncule
- Meaning homonym noun of pronounced word latin from
- Homotype arm the of webster's international dictionary unabridged
- Homosexual sexual noun relating of sex dictionary adjective
- Pronounced character group and homophone noun spelling international
- Noun fear homophobia irrational aversion discrimination homosexuality homosexuals
- Homogeneous of uniform from dictionary adjective similar a
- the ho·mog·a·my noun german hom mating b group
- Homicide middle a from human from noun sense
- Hierocracy webster's international dictionary unabridged hi·er·oc·ra·cy krəsē\ noun
- Noun medieval a high hierarchs hierarch merriam-webster's collegiate
- Electrodes hexode webster's international dictionary unabridged hex·ode ˈhekˌsōd\
- Noun greek hexapod from hexa pod at date
- Hexangular
- Noun equilateral triangles sides hexagram international scientific a
- Noun heterotrophy merriam-webster's collegiate dictionary het·ero·tro·phy see webster's
- Heterosexual noun relating sexual opposite sex of adjective
- a hemiparasite webster's international dictionary unabridged hemi·parasite noun
- Heteropolar webster's international dictionary unabridged het·ero·polar |hed.ərō+\ adjective
- In a the heteronomy het·er·on·o·my noun heter autonomy
- Heteromorphic form chromosomes adjective international scientific deviating usual
- Heterogeneous adjective a latin noun merriam-webster's collegiate medieval
- Heterodox adjective from established opinions religious merriam-webster's collegiate
- to hesitate verb implies hesitation i of hold
- Hesitant adjective synonyms merriam-webster's collegiate hes·i·tant tending act
- Heritage noun from of latin something property dictionary
- Heritable adjective her·i·ta·ble capable inherited passing merriam-webster's collegiate
- Heredity the b from noun characteristics potentialities qualities
- Latin herbivorous her·biv·o·rous adjective new herba feeding merriam-webster's
- to accede from ad verb latin acceded ac·cede
- Abuse to of abuse from abused a noun
- Abundance of noun from dictionary english oxford quantity
- Abstract to verb or of draw noun thing
- Abstain verb from to from withhold sth ab·stain
- Absorbent adjective absorb as noun a latin participle
- Absorb to absorbed absorbed from b sth shock
- to absolve free verb ab guilt from sb
- Absolutely absolute emphasize adverb manner sth ab·so·lute·ly in
- Absent from not latin to present dictionary adjective
- Electrodes heptode webster's international dictionary unabridged hep·tode ˈhepˌtōd\
- a noun confederacy anglo-saxon kingdoms centuries heptarchy merriam-webster's
- Noun line heptameter hep·tam·e·ter a feet merriam-webster's collegiate
- Heptagon noun from angles sides hep·ta·gon greek hepta
- Hepatotoxin webster's international dictionary unabridged hep·a·to·toxin ¦hepəd.ōˌ\ noun
- Hepatocirrhosis
- Hepatitis dictionary noun liver disease english from oxford
- Liver hep·a·tec·to·my noun excision part hepatectomy merriam-webster's collegiate
- Adjective greek hemostatic he·mo·stat·ic noun date agent of
- Blood a from hemophilia he·mo·phil·ia noun new sex-linked
- Hemisphere half a celestial or divided sphere the
- Grave or to b middle english noun a
- Noun an instrument go·ni·om·e·ter measuring angles direction finder
- Glottis the noun space vocal from or glot·tis
- Glos·si·tis noun inflammation tongue glossitis merriam-webster's collegiate dictionary
- Glossary noun terms glos·sa·ry a collection textual glosses
- Hem·ing·way·esque adjective hemingway hemingwayesque merriam-webster's collegiate dictionary see
- a hemicycle at semicircular hemi·cy·cle noun greek curved
- Noun hematology he·ma·tol·o·gy a deals blood blood-forming organs
- Blood an immature hematoblast webster's international dictionary unabridged
- Heliotherapy webster's international dictionary unabridged he·lio·therapy ˈhēlēō+ˌ-\ noun
- Helioscope
- Heliophila webster's international dictionary unabridged he·li·oph·i·la ˌhēlēˈäfələ\ noun
- He·li·ol·a·try noun sun worship heliolatry merriam-webster's collegiate dictionary
- Heliograph noun means he·lio·graph international scientific an apparatus
- Heliocentric center adjective sun referred measured sun's appearing
- Helio merriam-webster's collegiate dictionary combining form see i
- Latin animal a microscopic animalcule an·i·mal·cule noun an·i·mal·cu·lum
- Animal a human from relating distinguished b of
- Helianthus yellow webster's international dictionary unabridged he·li·an·thus an(t)thəs\
- Heir one property entitled person noun inherits death
- Hegemony from noun influence greek at preponderant authority
- Hectometre oxford advanced learner's dictionary-牛津双解-oald7 hecto·metre bre hecto·meter
- Hectograph gelatin hec·to·graph noun german graph a machine
- Noun metric hectogram hec·to·gram french hect system table
- Hectare from noun metric area hect·are french hect
- Happy a i happy c feeling the synonyms
- Happen to happened i sth chance verb happened
- Gynaecology bre merriam-webster's collegiate dictionary gy·nae·col·o·gy chiefly british
- Gynaecoid
- Greek women's latin gynaeceum webster's international dictionary unabridged
- Gymnast dictionary noun oxford gym·nast middle french greek
- Grotesque art style adjective noun from decorative figures
- Gregarious adjective flock b dictionary herd from marked
- Gravity force gravity aggregations gravitational matter noun b
- to move gravitate verb b attracted gravitated grav·i·tate
- Gravid adjective eggs a from merriam-webster's collegiate grav·id
- Glossalgia webster's international dictionary unabridged glos·sal·gia gläˈsalj(ē)ə glȯˈ-\
- Gloss a to to verb word b difficult
- Georama webster's international dictionary unabridged ge·o·rama ˌjēəˈramə rämə\
- Geopolitics a factors study policy state political noun
- Geomorphology features noun a international scientific science deals
- Geometry or from a relationships lines angles b
- Abscond to from verb hide secretly ab·scond intransitive
- Abrupt an break from adjective ab at broken
- Geometrical or adjective merriam-webster's collegiate dictionary geo·met·ri·cal see
- Geology or noun a history study dictionary science
- Geography from a earth's features physical geography dictionary
- Adjective geographical merriam-webster's collegiate dictionary geo·graph·i·cal see webster's
- Earth center geocentric adjective compare relating measured observed
- Genocide group dictionary noun english oxford the deliberate
- Genetics noun dictionary a oxford ge·net·ics plural singular
- Gastrotomy
- Gastronomy noun art good gas·tron·o·my french greek title
- Microwave oven heat wave noun a verb short
- Processor noun computer microprocessor a contained integrated-circuit such
- Microphone dictionary noun sound recording english oxford microphone
- is organism microscopic noun scientific bacterium ultramicroscopic living
- Verb microfilm noun film to mi·cro·film international scientific
- Noun circuit integrated microcircuit merriam-webster's collegiate dictionary mi·cro·cir·cuit
- Microchip noun mi·cro·chip integrated circuit chip merriam-webster's collegiate
- Microbe noun bios mi·crobe international scientific vocabulary micr
- Meteorite noun me·te·or·ite a meteor surface english falls
- Merchant verb to from noun middle english latin
- Gastrology webster's international dictionary unabridged gas·trol·o·gy jē\ noun
- Noun stomach inflammation lining membrane intestines gastroenteritis merriam-webster's
- Noun stomach gastritis gas·tri·tis inflammation mucous membrane merriam-webster's
- Gastric stomach adjective gnaw from gas·tric greek gastr
- Gastralgia webster's international dictionary unabridged gas·tral·gia gaˈstralj(ē)ə\ noun
- Game·ster noun one plays games a gamester merriam-webster's
- Galactagogue webster's international dictionary unabridged ga·lac·ta·gogue i. adjective
- Latin fungivorous webster's international dictionary unabridged fun·giv·o·rous |fən|jivərəs
- Fun·gi·form adjective shaped mushroom fungi fungiform merriam-webster's collegiate
- Noun an agent fungicide fun·gi·cide international scientific destroys
- Fungal adjective fun·gal fungi etymology new latin fungales
- Fugitive a middle noun adjective b c from
- Fugacious adjective merriam-webster's collegiate fu·ga·cious latin fugac lasting
- Fruit plant a verb the the from fruit
- Fructivorous webster's international dictionary unabridged fruc·tiv·o·rous |frək|tivərəs ˈ)fru̇k
- Verb fructify to from fruc·ti·fy middle english from
- Fructiferous webster's international dictionary unabridged fruc·tif·er·ous |frək|tif(ə)rəs ˈ)fru̇k
- Frontier a the line frontier back border region
- Frontal or front latin relating ə bone b
- Front the a to part front b face
- Frig·o·rif·ic adjective latin frigor causing cold frigorific merriam-webster's
- Frigid sexual lacking adjective b cold intercourse c
- Middle fratricide brother noun sense french latin latin
- Fraternity a organization from group c the noun
- Fraternal ə of relating latin a adjective brothers
- Fragile a adjective easily broken c dictionary fragilis
- Fountain or a water from verb the spring
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