ROOT WORDS tain, ten, tent (hold).

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ROOT WORDS tain, ten, tent (hold)

abstain (v.) to hold back from an activity by choice; to hold back from voting

contain (v.) to hold; to have within

detain (v.) to hold back; to delay; to keep from proceeding

detention (n.) a period of time in which someone is held back; a form or punishment by holding someone after school hours

extend (v.) to hold out; to unbend; to stretch or spread out; to offer

patent (n.) legal ownership of an invention held by the creator; exclusive; right or ownership

retainer (n.) something that holds something else in; a device that holds something in

tenant (n.) a holder of land rights; a person who holds the right to live in a residence; an occupant.

tendon (n.) a band of tough fibrous tissue that holds a muscle to a bone

tentative (adj.) holding back on the final decision; uncertain; hesitant; not fully agreed upon.

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