1.Amat (Amor) Love. Amat (Amor) Amorous: amor (love) ous (full of) Enamor: en (inside, within) amor (love) Amateur amat (love) eur (one who)

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1.Amat (Amor) Love

Amat (Amor) Amorous: amor (love) ous (full of) Enamor: en (inside, within) amor (love) Amateur amat (love) eur (one who)

2. Apt (Ept) Fit

Apt (Ept) Aptitude – apt (fit) tude (state of) Adapt – ad (to) apt (fit) Inept – in (not) apt(fit)

3. Aud Hear

Aud Audible – aud (hear) ible (capable) Audition – aud (hear) tion (act of) Auditorium – aud (hear) ium(place where )

4. Cid Kill

Cid Homicide – hom (man) cid (kill) Herbicide – herb (plant) cid (kill) Regicide – reg (king) cid (kill)

5. Cur (Curr, Curs) Run

Cur (Curr, Curs) Current – curr (run) ent (full of) Concurrent – con (together) curr (run) ent (full of)

6. Dox Belief

Dox Heterodox – hetero (different) dox (belief)

7. Fid Faith

Fid Confident – con (with) fid (faith) ent (full of) Infidel – in (not) fid (faith)

8. Ize Make, Do

Ize Sanitize – sanitas (healthy) ize (make) Finalize – fin (end) ize (make) Hypnotize – hypnos (sleep) ize (make)

9. Lith Rock

Lith Lithograph – lith (rock) graph (write) Monolithic – mono (one) lith (rock) ic (characteristics of) Neolithic – neo (new) lith (rock) ic (having characteristics of)

10. Luc Light

Luc Translucent – trans (across) luc (light) ent (full of) Lucifer – luc (light) fer (bear)

11. Miss (mit) Send

Miss (mit) Transmit – trans(across) mit (send) Remit – re (back) mit (send)

12. Muta Change

Muta Mutation – muta (change) tion (act of)

13. Nomen (nomin) Name

Nomen (nomin) Nominate – nomin (name) ate (make, do)

14. Ocul Eye

Ocul Binoculars – bi (two) ocul (eye) ar (pertaining to) Ocular – ocul (eye) ar (pertaining to)

15. Ous Full of

Ous Glamorous – glamor (enchantment) ous (full of) Gluttonous – glutton (eat) ous (full of) Infamous – in (no) fam (renown) ous (full of) **not good to be called**

16. Phon Sound

Phon Phonics – phon (sound) ics (science of) Microphone – micro (small) phon (sound)

17. Psych Mind

Psych Psychopath – psycho (mind) path (disease) Psychiatry psych (mind) iatr (cure, heal) y (result of)

18. Sacr (secr) holy

Sacr (secr) sacred – sacr (holy) sacrifice – sacr (holy) fic (make, do)

19. Secut (sequ) follow

Secut (sequ) Sequence – sequ (follow) ence (state or act) Execute – ex (out) secut (follow)

20. Soph Wise, clever

Soph Sophomore – soph (wise, clever) moras (foolish)

21. String (strict) Bind, draw tightly

String (strict) Astringent – a (to) string (bind) ent (that which) Constrict – con (together) strict (bind)

22. Tele Far, distant

Tele Telephone – tele (far, distant) phon (sound) Television – tele (far, distant) vis (see) ion (act of)

23. Urb City

Urb Urban – urb (city) an (related to) Suburban – sub (under) urb (city) an (related to)

24. Vi (vit, viv) Life

Vi (vit, viv) Vitality – vit (life) ity (state of, quality) Vivacious – viv (life) cious (full of)

25. Zo animal

Zo Zoology – zo (animal) ology (study of) Zoophile – zo (animal) phil (love of)