Wordpieces 3.4. Root: sequi/sec to follow inconsequential Adjective Having no effect or importance Synonym: trivial; minor Antonym: essential.

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Wordpieces 3.4

Root: sequi/sec to follow

inconsequential Adjective Having no effect or importance Synonym: trivial; minor Antonym: essential

consecutive Adjective Following in order Synonym: sequential

execution noun The way something is done Synonym: operation; performance

Root: cur/cour to run

courier Noun One who carries and delivers Synonym: messenger; carrier

incur Verb To bring about Synonym: acquire; gain Antonym: avoid

recurrent adjective Happening repeatedly Synonym: habitual; persistent Antonym: infrequent

Root: grad/gress to step

gradualism noun A policy which involves taking slow, measured actions

regress Verb To go back to a less mature or less positive state Synonym: slip back; degenerate Antonym: improve

digress Verb To move away from the topic at hand; ramble Synonym: depart; wander; stray Antonym: continue; stick to

Root: ambl/ambul To walk

amble verb To casually walk; stroll Synonym: mosey Antonym: hurry

ambulatory adjective Able to walk

preamble noun A passage or speech which introduces another Synonym: preface; foreword; prelude