To abolish, to do away with abrogate ab (away) + rogat (ask)

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to abolish, to do away with abrogate ab (away) + rogat (ask)

cancel revoke re (back) + voc (voice)

abusive criticism diatribe dia (through) + trib (pay)

foreknowledge prescience pre (before) + sci (know)

cancel revoke re (back) + voc (voice)

argumentative disputatious dis (away) + put (think)

combative pugnacious pugn (fight) + ous (full of)

sharp; cutting incisive in (into) + cise (cut)

limited circumscribed circum (around) + scrib (write)

to list or count enumerate ex (out) + numer (number)

bad noise cacophony caco (bad) + phon (sound)

abnormality anomaly an (without) + homo (same)

touchable tangible tan (touch) + able

word from initial letters acronym acro (high) + nym (name)

leader who obtains power by means of impassioned appeals demagogue demo (people) + agog (leader)

at birth congenital con (together) + gen (origin)

argumentative disputatious dis (away) + put (think)

prevent preclude pre (before) + clud (close)

to withdraw or disavow a statement recant re (back) + cant (sing)

abnormality anomaly an (without) + homo (same)

teacher pedagogue ped (child) + agog (leader)

code breaker cryptologist crypt (hidden) + logy (science)

to abolish, to do away with abrogate ab (away) + rogat (ask)

word from initial letters acronym acro (high) + nym (name)

to withdraw or disavow a statement recant re (back) + cant (sing)

racial or cultural prejudice ethnocentrism ethno (race) + centr (center)

racial or cultural prejudice ethnocentrism ethno (race) + centr (center)

self-centered egocentric ego (self) + centr (center)

mediate intercede inter (between) + cede (go)

abusive criticism diatribe dia (through) + trib (pay)

at birth congenital con (together) + gen (origin)

prevent preclude pre (before) + clud (close)

foreknowledge prescience pre (before) + sci (know)

talkative loquacious loqu (talk) + ous (full of)

leader who obtains power by means of impassioned appeals demagogue demo (people) + agog (leader)

mediate intercede inter (between) + cede (go)

combative pugnacious pugn (fight) + ous (full of)

sacred sacrosanct sacro (holy) + sanct (holy)

talkative loquacious loqu (talk) + ous (full of)

masculine & feminine androgynous andro (male) + gyn (woman)

limited circumscribed circum (around) + scrib (write)

teacher pedagogue ped (child) + agog (leader)

to list or count enumerate ex (out) + numer (number)

sacred sacrosanct sacro (holy) + sanct (holy)

masculine & feminine androgynous andro (male) + gyn (woman)

bad noise cacophony caco (bad) + phon (sound)

touchable tangible tan (touch) + able

code breaker cryptologist crypt (hidden) + logy (science)

self-centered egocentric ego (self) + centr (center)

sharp; cutting incisive in (into) + cise (cut)