Wordpieces 3.2. Root: rap To snatch Greedy; devouring.

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Wordpieces 3.2

Root: rap To snatch Greedy; devouring

rapacious Adjective Seizing everything; greedy Synonym: demanding; ravenous Antonym: giving

rapt Adjective Giving total attention to; captivated Synonym: fascinated Antonym: inattentive

surreptitious Adjective Hidden or secret; done without notice Synonym: sneaky; sly Antonym: open

Root: cep Seize; take

perceptible adjective Able to be noticed or felt Synonym: noticeable; observable Antonym: invisible

susceptible adjective Able to be influenced Synonym: impressionable; vulnerable

precept Noun An idea important to a system of beliefs Synonym: commandment; principle

Root: vor to eat

voracious Adjective Devouring everything Synonym: insatiable; gluttonous

omnivorous Adjective Feeding on both animals and plants

herbivorous Adjective Eating only plants

carnivorous Adjective Eating only meat

Root: cad/cas To fall

decadent Adjective Overly luxurious and lacking moral restraint; excessive Synonym: corrupt; immoral Antonym: restrained

cadence Noun Rhythmic rise and fall Synonym: tempo; rhythm

casualty Noun Something or someone injured, killed or eliminated Synonym: victim

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