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One
Examples: monologue, monarch, monogram, monopoly, monolith |
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One
Examples: unanimous, unilateral |
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Two
Twofold
Examples: duplex, duplicate
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Two
Examples: bilateral, bipartisan, bisect |
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Three
Examples: trilogy, trisect, triumvirate |
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Four
Examples: quadrant, quartet, quatrain |
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Ten
Examples: decimate, decatholon
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Hundred
Examples: bicentennial, centenary, centigrade |
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A long speech made by one performer or by one person in a group. |
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A person who rules a kingdom or empire; a king or queen, emperor or empress. |
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A design of composed letters, usually the first letter of a name. |
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Exclusive control of the trade in some item or service.
Sole ownership or control of anything.
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Being in complete agreement. |
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One sided; done by or affecting one person, group, or country, etc., and not another.
Example: Since the rest of my family was away when the house burned, I had to make unilateral descisions about the repairs. |
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A dwelling with two living units.
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To make an identical copy or double of something; to repeat. |
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Involving two political parties. |
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To divide into two equal parts. |
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