"FORM"

"To form, to establish"

Misinformation

The misinformation caused a lot of confusion.

untrue or wrong information

Reform

The governor's reform policy was supposed to fix the problems with Medicare.

To bring back to rightness, order, or morality.

 Synonym: correct, repair

Formative

 During his formative years, Todd developed a love of sports.

Occuring at the time of most influence

(something that happens when it will have the most influence)

"APT"

"to fit"

Inept

The father was completely ineptat putting together the bicycle.

Unskilled; clumsy

synonym: awkward

Adept

 The gymnast was very adept at using the parallel bars.

Skilled; expert at

synonym: masterful

Aptitude

Rita had little aptitude for card games.

Skill or suitability for (something)

Synonym: ability

"POS"

"to put, to place"

Posit

Tom posited the idea that the sky is blue because of giant painted it that way.

To put forth an idea or belief

synonym: to propose

Impose

The substitute teacher imposed strange new rules on the class.

To forcibly place upon

(to force something on someone)

Synonym: inflict

Disposition

Brenda has a very sunny disposition.

Attitude or mood

synonym: character

"FIG"

"to shape"

Figment

I thought a saw a ghost but it was a figment of my imagination.

Something invented or imaginary.

synonym: phantom

Effigy

The protestors burned an effigy of the President.

A figure constructed in mockery.

Prefigure

The dark storm clouds prefigured the tornado that came later.

To look like or predict a later thing or event

 synonym: foreshadow