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Roots list #3

Cardiovascular, coronary Cor, cord, card Heart Cardiovascular, coronary

Credibility, incredible, credit, credential To believe, trust Credibility, incredible, credit, credential

Curs, curr, corr To run Current, occurrence, cursor, corral

To say, to speak, to assert Diction, dictionary, dictate Dic, dict To say, to speak, to assert Diction, dictionary, dictate

Egotistical, egocentric, egoism

Fac, fic, fect, fact To make, do Facsimile, facility, defect, efficient

Fid Trust, faith Fidelity, infidel, infidelity

Fin End, limit Finish, finite, infinite, final

Form Shape, form Formal, formative, inform

Frig Cool Frigid, refrigerate, frigorific