(verb): to say what something is like

de (to take away from) + scribe (write)

The scientist described his experiment to the class.

(noun): ability to feel due to stimulation

sens (feel) + at (cause to be) + ion (noun. condition)

Jamal felt a tingling sensation in his arm after he hit his elbow.

(adjective): marked by feeling or emotion

senti (feel) + ment (noun. condition) + al (adj. related)

Sara has a sentimental attachment to that quilt; her grandmother made it.

(noun): continuous series

sequ  (follow) + ence (noun. action)

The sequence of events were as follows: first we had dinner, then we went to the movies, and then we went for ice cream.

(adjective): following in an unbroken order

con (together) + secut (follow) + ive (adj. having the quality of)

Terri was elected team captain three consecutive years in a row.

(verb): to happen afterward

en (put into) + sue (follow)

After a disagreement in the restaurant, a fight ensued in the parking lot.

(noun): community, the relationship among individuals living or working in a common area

societ (companions) + y (noun.state)

Sometimes what is best for a society is not always good for an individual.

(adjective): being alone

solit (alone) + ary (adj. related to))

There was a solitary bather on the beach.

(verb): to separate from others, to place something by itself

i + sol (alone) + ate (verb. cause to be)

The sick cat was isolated from the other animals.

(verb): to find an answer

Solve (explain)

The professor asked the student to solve the problem and show her answer on the board.

(adjective): complete, unrestricted, perfect

ab (away from) + sol (explain) + ute

The babysitter has absolute authority over the children while their parents are away.

(adjective): able to disperse in liquid

sol (loosen) + uble

Sugar is soluble in water.