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Word Masters List #2 M W

con together confide impart secrets trustfully connect join, link, or fasten together contain to hold or keep within limits

de down debase to lower in value; degrade debilitate to weaken devoid completely lacking

dis away dissipate to scatter disseminate to spread far and wide

equi equal equinox making night and day equal length (usually in March and September) equivalent equal in value

extra beyond extravert more concerned with practicality than inner feeling and thought extraordinary beyond what is usual, regular, or established

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