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capable of
Ex. believable- capable of being believed; legible- capable of being read |
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full of
Ex. vivacious- full of life; wondrous- full of wonder |
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full of
Ex. eloquent- full of eloquence; expectant- full of expectation |
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connected with
Ex. honorary- for the sake of honor; disciplinary- enforcing instruction |
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to make
Ex. facilitate- to make easier; consecrate- to make or declare sacred |
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to make
Ex. magnify- to make larger; testify- to make witness |
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pertaining to, capable of
Ex. docile- capable of being managed easily; civil- pertaining to a city or state |
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belief, ideal
Ex. conservationism- ideal of keeping safe; sensationalism- matter, language designed to excite |
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doer
Ex. artist- one who creates art; pianist- one who plays the piano |
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full of
Ex. verbose- full or words; grandiose- striking, imposing |
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condition
Ex. nerosis- nervous condition; psychosis- psychological condition |
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state
Ex. magnitude- state of greatness; multitude- state of quantity |
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