Egocentric self-centered ego (I) + centri (center)

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egocentric self-centered ego (I) + centri (center)

tangible touchable tang (touch)+ ible (able) +

demagogue political leader gains power by appealing to mass prejudice demo (people) + agog (leader)

preclude prevent pre (before) + clud (close)

cryptologist code breaker crypt (hidden) + logy (science) + ist (one who)

ethnocentrism racial or cultural prejudice ethno (race or culture) + centri (center)

pedagogue teacher ped (child) + agog (leader)

recant withdraw a statement re (again) + cant (sing)

revoke cancel re (again) + voc (voice)

pugnacious combative pugn (fight) + ous (full of)

incisive sharp; cutting in (into) + cise (cut)

diatribe abusive criticism dia (through) + trib (pay)

anomaly abnormality an (without) + homo (same)

enumerate to list or count e = ex (out) + numer (group) + ate (cause)

circumscribed limited circum (around) + scrib (write)

intercede mediate inter (between) + cede (go)

disputatious argumentative dis (away) + put (think) + ous (full of)

loquacious talkative loqu (talk) + ous (full of)

abrogate abolish, to do away with ab (away) + rogat (ask)

prescience foreknowledge pre (before) + sci (know) +

sacrosanct sacred sacro (holy) + sanct (holy)

androgynous masculine & feminine andro (male) + gyn (woman) + ous (full of)

acronym word from initial letters acro (high) + nym (name)

congenital at birth con (together) + gen (origin)

cacophony bad noise con (together) + gen (origin)