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to offer for consideration; plan, intend
pro- forward, supporting |
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to lean or incline backward; to lie down, rest
re- again, back
cli- to lean |
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an inherent inclination especially toward something objectionable; preponderant likelihood of acting in a certain way
pro- forward, supporting
cli- to lean |
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a reluctant attitude; a preference for avoiding something; slight aversion
dis- apart, away from, not
cli- to lean |
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to throw in between or among other things; to place between
inter- between, among |
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to place between; intrude
inter- between, among |
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a usually short simple play or dramatic entertainment; a temporary cessation of an activity
inter- between, among |
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being within or entering by way of the veins
intra- within, inside |
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to change the position or sequence of; to write or perform in a different key; to swap
trans- across
pos- place, put |
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to place for safekeeping or as a pledge; to lay down or place; to let fall or sink
de- away from, the opposite of
pos- place, put |
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| to remove from high office; to give a statement solemnly stated to be true |
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to damage a reputation; to injure or destroy the reputation of by slander
de- away from, the opposite of |
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behavior; bearing; way of behaving
de- away from, the opposite of
port- to carry |
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what an expression refers to; meaning conveyed or implied
port- to carry |
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not transparent but clear enough to allow light to pass through; clear to apprehension
trans- across
luc- light |
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letter sent by mail
mis- to send |
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release from guilt
re- again, back
mis- wrong, bad |
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lease; death; loss of status; transfer of sovereignty to a successor
de- away from, the opposite of
mis/mit- to send |
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giving light in particular ways
lum- light |
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| much in the public eye; notably outstanding because of rank or achievement |
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| dull; lacking vigor or vitality |
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| to make clear usually by explanation; to state clearly how something works |
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| having aged beyond the hey-day of its fashion; going out of use; becoming obsolete |
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to grow together; fuse; to combine disparate substances intimately
co/com/con- together, with |
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| temporarily inactive; being at rest; quiet |
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| to accept, comply, or submit without opposition |
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