Human

Example:  anthropology:  study of humans

Well or Good

Example:  Benefactor:  someone who did something good for someone else.

Believe

Example:  Credit:  whoever gives you credit, believes in you.

Guilt

Example:  If you are CULPABLE, it means that you are guilty.

Out and From

Example:  Ex-wife/ex-husband/ex-boyfriend/ex-girlfriend, etc.:  you are out of that marriage

Example2:  Excel:  You are a leader away from all the others.

Light

Example:  Lucid:  bright, filled with brightness, clear-headed.

Light

Example:  Luminescent:  Filled with light

Warn

Example:  Admonition: cautionary advice:  giving advice that will warn someone of something that could be bad.

Death

Example:  Mortician:  one who deals with dead bodies to prepare for burial.

Nerve

Example: Neurosurgeon:  A doctor who does surgery on the nervous system.

Law, Order

Example:  Astronomy: The study of the order of stars and galaxies and other heavenly bodies.

Sit

Examples:  Sediment:  Sits on the bottom;

PreSIDent: Sits as head of the country;

SESSion: Sitting for a meeting or a lecture, class, etc.

Heat

Example:  Thermometer:  takes your (heat) temperature.

Thermostat: regulates the heat of the room/area.

Truth

Example:  Verify: double check for the truth

Verdict: a person or group makes a decision (deciding whether something was true or not.

Turn

Example:  Introvert: turning inward

Avert: turn away from

Will

Example:  Benevolent

Bene = good

Vol = will

Benevolent then means "good will" towards someone

Example:  Volunteer: giving over of your will to someone else for awhile--to do work for free.

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