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STEMS LIST #1 StemMeaningExample antebeforeanterior antiagainstantibody bitwobicycle circumaroundcircumvent comtogethercombination contogethercontact dedowndescent disawaydistract STEMS LIST #2 StemMeaningExample equiequalequilateral extrabeyondextraordinary interbetweeninternational intrawithinintravenous introintointroduce malbadmalevolent misbadmistake nonnotnonstop antiagainstantibody disawaydistract STEMS LIST #3 StemMeaningExample postafterpostscript prebeforepredict semihalfsemicircle subundersubmarine superoversuperior syntogethersynthetic symtogethersymphony trithreetriangle unnotunearned misbadmistake STEMS LIST #4 StemMeaningExample archygovernmentmonarchy ardalwayscoward cidekillhomicide icianspecialistmusician itisinfectionarthritis aquawateraquarium audihearaudience bellwarrebellion nonnotnonstop introintointroduce

STEMS LIST #5 StemMeaningExample captakecapture cisecutexcise biolifebiology autoselfautomatic portcarryportable scribwritescribble logysciencegeology dictsaypredict postafterpostscript prebeforepreview STEMS LIST #6 StemMeaningExample credbelievecredible centone hundred century neonewneonatal adtoadhesive cedegoprecede misssendmissionary centricenterconcentric bibliobookbibliography anthropomananthropology aquawateraquarium STEMS LIST #7 StemMeaningExample homosamehomonym speclookinspect ductleadconduct fercarrytransfer pendhangpendant microsmallmicroscope hydrowaterhydroplane photolightphotograph scribwritescribble bibliobookbibliography STEMS LIST #8 StemMeaningExample panallpanoramic pentafivepentagon telefartelescope vidlookvideo omniallomnipotent exoutexit polymanypolygon reagainreview cedegoprecede hydrowaterhydroelectric

STEMS LIST #9 StemMeaningExample hypounderhypodermic pseudofalsepseudonym neuronerveneurology tomycutlobotomy hemabloodhematology protofirstprototype phonsoundtelephone monoonemonotone vivlifevivid telefartelescope STEMS LIST #10 StemMeaningExample morphshapemorphology vestclothesvestry benegoodbenefit pondweightponder corpbodycorpse dormsleepdormitory paterfatherpaternity novnewnovice microsmallmicroscope reagainrewind STEMS LIST #11 StemMeaningExample punctpointpuncture jectthroweject tionact or state creation locoplacelocation doxopiniondoxology amphibothamphibious magngreatmagnificent eugoodeulogy morphshapemetamorphosis corpbodycorpse STEMS LIST #12 StemMeaningExample endowithinendocrine phobiafearacrophobia orthostraightorthodontist putthinkreputation vertrueverify matrimothermatriarch megalargemegaphone poppeoplepopulation sanguibloodsanguine locoplacelocation

STEMS LIST #13 StemMeaningExample vitalifevitality demopeopledemocracy stereosolidstereotype ismdoctrinecapitalism cognknowrecognize suroversurplus alterotheralternative astrstarastronomy phobiafearhydrophobia megalargemegalomania STEMS LIST #14 StemMeaningExample dynapowerdynamo chrontimechronological hyperoverhyperactive lunamoonlunar octaeightoctagon gyroturngyroscope contraagainstcontradict geoearthgeography endowithinendoskeleton demopeopledemocratic STEMS LIST #15 StemMeaningExample heliosunheliotropic thermoheatthermos tetrafourtetrahedron metermeasuremillimeter scopelookperiscope sonsoundsonar dectendecade stellstarconstellation amatloveamorous geoearthgeology STEMS LIST #16 StemMeaningExample germvital or related germane greggroupcongregate marseamarine primfirstprimary pyrofirepyromania clamcry outexclamation plumoreplural tangtouchtangible metermeasurecentimeter demopeopledemography

STEMS LIST #17 StemMeaningExample stringbindstringent liberfreeliberty junctjoinconjunction cludcloseexclude seapartsecede tribpaytribute dignworthydignity luclighttranslucent germvital or related germinate marseasubmarine STEMS LIST #18 StemMeaningExample ruptbreakrupture gratpleasinggratifying medimiddlemedian sophwisdomphilosophy curruncurrent temportimecontemporary migrwandermigrate transacrosstransfer gamymarriagemonogamy liberfreeliberate STEMS LIST #19 StemMeaningExample numernumbernumeral fortstrongfortify osteoboneosteotomy ornithbirdornithology poliscitymetropolis fuspourtransfusion egoIegotistical spirbreatherespiration transacrosstranscontinental medimiddlemedium STEMS LIST #20 StemMeaningExample diaacrossdiameter acrsharpacrid acrohighacrobat culpblameculprit dermskindermatitis zoanimalzodiac perthroughperforation pacpeacepacify spirbreatheperspiration numernumberenumerate

STEMS LIST #21 StemMeaningExample brevshortabbreviation necrodeathnecrotic urbcityurban pugnfightrepugnant ectoouterectoderm plastomoldedplastic agogleaderdemagogue clesmallparticle ilnotillegal diaacrossdiagonal STEMS LIST #22 StemMeaningExample sedsitsediment legreadlegible animmindanimated torttwistcontorted nymnamehomonym sanctholysanctity metachangemetaphor petrrockpetrify dermskindermatologist necrodeathnecrophobia STEMS LIST #23 StemMeaningExample mirwondermiracle manhandmanicure rectrightcorrect volvrollrevolve demihalfdemigod retrobackwardretroactive sensfeelsensitive fymakesolidify animmindanimal ilnotillegal STEMS LIST #24 StemMeaningExample oculeyebinocular curcare forcurator ultrabeyondultraviolet oidappearanceandroid gestcarrydigest aptfitadapt tacttouchcontact vocvoicevocal ridlaughridicule demihalfdemitasse

STEMS LIST #25 StemMeaningExample pathfeelingsympathy anotapathy nomylaweconomy fidfaithconfident cacobadcacophony heterodifferentheterogeneous sciknowscience graphwriteautograph ultrabeyondultramarine tacttouchtactile STEMS LIST #26 StemMeaningExample latsidebilateral lithrockneolithic tractpulltractor inin or notinsane inscribe cotogethercooperate philelovebibliophile inenature ofcrystalline -arrelating tosolar aptfitaptitude anotamoral STEMS LIST #27 StemMeaningExample hexasixhexagon fractbreakfracture platyflatplatypus theoGodtheology finendfinal hedronsided object tetrahedron ambulwalkambulatory ousfull ofglorious topoplacetopic latsideunilateral STEMS LIST #28 StemMeaningExample pedfoot or child pedestal pediatrics mortdeathmortuary carnfleshcarnivore psychsoulpsychic ethnorace or culture ethnologist genorigingenetics natbornnative paleooldpaleolithic hexasixhexahedron ousfull ofluminous

STEMS LIST #29 StemMeaningExample cursruncursive crypthiddencryptic cadfallcadence capitheadcapital logutalkdialogue sacroholysacrosanct unioneunicycle nessqualitysoftness mortdeathmortal psychsoulpsychology STEMS LIST #30 StemMeaningExample althighaltitude icsartgraphics isoequalisosceles vertturnrevert atecausecreate corheartdiscord essfemaleprincess mutachangemutant fugfleefugitive unioneuniform