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mental acceptance as true or real; a mental state of accepting something as true
cred- to believe |
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which cannot be changed; unchangeable; unchanging
im- not
mut- change |
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a major or fundamental change; mixing and matching; the act or process of changing the order of an ordered set of objects
mut- to change |
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exemption from punishment, harm, or loss; non-liability to prosecution
im- not
pun- to pay, compensate, punish |
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involving punishment; inflicting, involving, or aiming at punishment
pun- to pay, compensate, punish |
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an act performed to show sorrow or repentance for sin; penitential (feeling sorrow for sins or offenses) activities
pen- to pay, compensate, punish |
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| to make suitable or fit; to adjust to environmental conditions; to evolve as to be in harmony with one's environment |
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well adapted; suitable; having an habitual tendency; likely
apt- skill, ability, fit |
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lacking in fitness or aptitude; unfit; foolish; out of place; processing insufficient ability
in- not
apt/ept- skill, ability, fit |
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having mastered a skill; expert; highly skilled
apt/ept- skill, ability, fit |
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not to be turned from one's aim; not capable of being appeased, pacified, mitigated, or changed
im- not
plac- to please |
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undisturbed, peaceful; maintaining one's composure in social situations
plac- to please |
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to bring back to calm and friendly feelings; to soothe especially by concessions; appease
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