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1 Root Meaning Examples phon Gramophone phonograph, symphony, homophone sound

2 Root Meaning Examples phobia, fear claustrophobia, acrophobia, phobia, aquaphobia, homophobia

3 Root Meaning Examples photo light photogenic, photosynthesis, photoelectric

4 Root Meaning Examples plac, plais please placid, placebo, placate, complacent

5 Root Meaning Examples plu, plur, plus more plural, pluralist, plus

6 Root Meaning Examples poli city metropolis, police, politics, acropolis, indianapolis

7 Root Meaning Examples poly many Polyandrous, Polytheistic Polytechnic

8 Root Meaning Examples pon, pos, pound place, put postpone, deposit, component, opponent, impound, posture, position

9 Root Meaning Examples pop people population, populous, popular

10 Root Meaning Examples port carry porter, transport, report, export, support, portable

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