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Prefixes, suffixes, roots words, vocabulary from roots, parts of speech and literary devices.
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to make holy, to consecrate
Sacrosanct
Sanctify
Chastened
Castigate
2
super
middle
above
before
under
3
ness
made of
state of, condition of
full of
one who
4
limits or boundaries
Arbiter
Confines
Litigation
Preside
5
Give someone a lower rank or less senior position, usually as a punishment
Timothy and Marta
Terrestrial
Sanctify
Demote
6
someone who destroys completely
Litigant
Deity
Arbiter
Exterminator
7
sub
against
across
above
under
8
inter
cause to
between
middle
in
9
of a disease: Arising by itself in a particular part of the body for which the cause is unknown
Jurisconsult
Febrifuge
Idiopathic
Durable
10
to have a set ending before something occurs
Infinite
Predetermine
Subpoena
Castigate
11
to mark the end of something
Removal
Define
Movement
Immovable
12
having a sound basis in logic or fact
Finish
Horrendous
Abhorrence
Valid
13
less
comparative
without
full of
made of
14
to dwell permanently or continuously
License
Reside
Endure
Synthesize
15
a person who brings an end to things
Terminator
Jurist
Criticaster
Terrain
16
brave, courageous
Courier
Sanction
Current
Valorous
17
member of a jury
Criticaster
Indurate
Fugitive
Juror
18
Cast, Chast
holy
star
earth
pure
19
al, ial
can be done
full of
without
having characteristics of
20
descriptive language which appeals to one or more of the five senses
Foreshadowing
Imagery
Simile
Theme statements
21
Terr
star
to run
earth, ground
to flee
22
Horr
to shudder, be afraid
end, limit, boundary
to flee
to be strong
23
mis
opposite
not
wrongly
against
24
to punish verbally; to scold
Chastise
Terrier
Abhorrent
Finite
25
ive, ative, itive
adjective form of a noun
past tense verb
state of
characteristic of
26
a condition of being sheltered
Refuge
Horrific
Current
Constellate
27
shock greatly
Horrifying
Fugacious
Abhorrent
Valiant
28
to end
Refuge
Sacrosanct
Terminate
Horrid
29
re
opposite
again
before
in
30
showing courage or determination
Valiant
Juror
Punitive
Chaste
31
fleeting; tending to disappear
Polytheism
Fugacious
Jurist
Theology
32
a figure of speech that directly compares two unlike things using like or as
Hyperbole
Metaphor
Irony
Simile
33
tending to spend too much time seated, somewhat inactive
Immoveable
Arbitrate
Removal
Sedentary
34
the power or right to decide for one's self or for others
License
Excursion
Arbitrament
Confine
35
the study of religion; god
Theology
Reinstate
Idiosyncrasy
Cursory
36
someone who leaves their home country
Litigation
Arbiter
Refugee
Courier
37
has meaning in itself but also stands for something broader than itself
Euphemism
Anaphora
Symbolism
Irony
38
y
state of
one who
characterized by
full of
39
Sanct
pure
holy
earth
star
40
A word that names a person, place, thing, or idea.
Adjective
Noun
Verb
Adverb
41
exceedingly bad
Horrid
Stellar
Chastise
Excursion
42
to hold in awe; worship
Chaste
Terrarium
Sanctum
Revere
43
dis
cause to
under
not, opposite of
half
44
area of influence
Arbitrate
Sedentary
Reverence
Jurisdiction
45
not diminishing; lasting
Deify
Additory
Enduring
Synthesize
46
a figure of speech which gives the qualities of a person to an animal, an object, or an idea
Personification
Anaphora
Hyperbole
Metaphor
47
Earthly; of or from land
Corridor
Criticaster
Constellate
Terrestrial
48
Term
to be strong
to flee
to shudder, be afraid
end, limit, boundary
49
a statement or situation that is undecided
Cursory
Indetermination
Inconstant
Discourse
50
deep respect for someone or something
Editorial
Reverence
Censure
Valiant
51
concerning ideas produced in one’s mind
Immovable
Abhorrent
Define
Idiopsychologic
52
someone who is running away or escaping
License
Fugitive
Subpoena
Jurisdiction
53
Word or phrase that connects a subject/noun to a verb
Adjective
Adverb
Preposition
Noun
54
peculiar to a particular disease.
Idiosynnosic
Insectifuge
Censure
Accredit
55
a forerunner; something that comes before something of the same kind
Sanctity
Insectifuge
Precursor
Febrifuge
56
figure of speech that directly compares two unlike things, does not use like or as
Irony
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
57
Modifies a verb
Adjective
Adverb
Verb
Noun
58
causing extreme disgust
Horrific
Stellar
Chastise
Excursion
59
pre
before
between
again
under
60
name a physical or mental (abstract) action
Linking verbs
Helping verbs
Action verbs
61
horrifying; extremely unpleasant
Horrendous
Corsair
Discourse
Courser
62
non
wrongly
across
between
not
63
Valor
to end or be done with
a condition of being sheltered
exceedingly bad
noble courage
64
inflicting or intended as punishment
Punitive
Arbitration
License
Sedan
65
A word that expresses a physical action, a mental action, or a state of being.
Preposition
Noun
Verb
Adjective
66
excellent, outstanding
Convalescent
Valetude
Stellar
Prevail
67
able, ible
process
can be done
one who
full of
68
a peculiar quality, a quirk
Inconstant
Sedan
Indurate
Idiosyncrasy
69
show a relationship between the subject of the sentence and a noun or adjective
Action verbs
Linking verbs
Helping verbs
70
free from obscenity
Theology
Chaste
Fugacious
Criticaster
71
semi
above
between
half
under
72
attraction
Reverence
Affinity
Arbitration
Censure
73
official permission or approval
Terminate
Valorous
Convalescent
Sanction
74
all the gods of a people or religion collectively
Jurisconsult
Idiopsychologic
Pantheon
Accredit
75
to criticize, condemn
Castigate
Interstellar
Removal
Define
76
settling a dispute or disagreement in which both sides present their opinions to a third party
Terrain
Arbitration
Idiopathic
Additory
77
someone who is expelled
Instantaneous
Jurisconsult
Idiopathic
Outcast
78
in, im, il, ir
not
between
again
across
79
causing fear or dread
Horrendous
Interstellar
Subterranean
Constellations
80
a group of stars forming a recognizable pattern
Jurisconsult
Jurisprudence
Constellations
Litigant
81
de
opposite
before
not
again
82
a brief pleasure outing
Affinity
Terminate
Excursion
Indertermination
83
feeling/sensation peculiar to an individual/class; an individual or personal state of feeling.
Fugacious
Sanctuary
Prevail
Idiopathy
84
occurring or situated between stars
Pantheon
Deity
Idiosyncrasy
Interstellar
85
able to last; tolerate
Endure
Terminal
Sedentary
Preside
86
to settle a disagreement or an argument between two or more people or groups
Editorial
Censure
Reinstate
Arbitrate
87
inspiring disgust or loathing
Reinstate
Immovable
Censure
Abhorrent
88
make less proud, to humble
Censor
Chastened
Jurist
Sedan
89
the philosophy or science of law; a system or body of law
License
Censor
Jurisprudence
Inconstant
90
an expert in law
Jurist
Arbitration
Litigant
Deity
91
belief in multiple gods
Polytheism
Monotheism
92
marking the end
Febrifuge
Refuge
Final
Insectifuge
93
expressing opinions or bias
License
Editorial
Valor
Movement
94
holy; morally superior
Castigate
Chastened
Sacrosanct
Sanctimonious
95
a breed of dogs that enjoys the land, not the water
Terriers
Editorial
Finite
Synthesize
96
Able to move or be moved freely or easily
Mobile
Deity
Fritz
Convalescent
97
ment
action or process
possessing the qualities of
past tense verb
comparative
98
The transmission of customs or beliefs from generation to generation
Tradition
Affinity
Deify
Venerable
99
gradually becoming strong after an illness
Corsair
Discourse
Cursory
Convalescent
100
a swift-running horse
Arbiter
Courser
Terrarium
Preside
101
existing under the Earth’s surface
Extraterrestrial
Mediterranean:
Terrain
Subterranean
102
repetition of a word/words at beginning of two or more successive verses, clauses, sentences
Euphemism
Anaphora
Theme statement
Foreshadowing
103
the process of a lawsuit
Litigation
Idiopathy
Reverence
Censor
104
est
state of
can be done
without
comparative
105
a medicine adapted to drive away or reduce fever
Febrifuge
Abhorrent
Corsair
Sanction
106
ity, ty
full of
characteristic of
state of
possessing qualities of
107
to prosecute or defend (a lawsuit or legal action)
Castigate
Exterminator
Discourse
Litigable
108
the power to withstand or hold up to stress or hardship
Indurate
Endurance
Jurist
Arbitrate
109
anti
middle
against
opposite
between
110
Curs, Course
to run
earth, ground
to flee
holy
111
worship or regard someone or something as a god
Sanctity
Deify
Constellate
Corridor
112
out of this world
extraterrestrial
Litigable
Impunity
Arbitrate
113
overstatement or exaggeration
Simile
Hyperbole
Irony
Euphemism
114
un
not
middle
between
wrongly
115
ion, tion, ation, ition
act, process
without
one who
made of
116
to combine, to blend
Censor
Horrent
Synthesize
Accredit
117
a god; divine being
Synthesize
Indurate
Editorial
Deity
118
purchasing power, how much something is worth
Chastened
Castigate
Sacrosanct
Value
119
a specific length of time for something to transpire or stop
Term
Pantheon
Chastened
Enduring
120
having the appearance of a god; sacred or divine
Reverence
Deiform
Jurisprudence
Sedate
121
expressing opinions or bias
Editorial
Subterranean
Abhorrence
Precursor
122
a home; a place where a person settles to live
Convalescent
Residence
Jurisdiction
Reinstate
123
under
under
again
across
above
124
mid
half
before
over
middle
125
a feeling of repulsion
Criticaster
Constellate
Outcast
Abhorrence
126
one who decides or determines
Arbiter
Punitive
Criticaster
Accredit
127
en, em
cause to
against
over
above
128
Fug
to be strong
to flee
to shudder, be afraid
end, limit, boundary
129
too ready or eager to sue someone or something in a court of law
Accredit
Movement
Litigious
Immovable
130
ic
without
state of
comparative
having characteristics of
131
surface of the land
Terrain
Constellate
Outcast
Jurisdiction
132
a figure of speech which is a more gentle/tactful term for a painful/embarrassing subject
Hyperbole
Euphemism
Irony
Metaphor
133
ful
full of
without
made of
action or process
134
exemption from punishment
Sanctify
Impunity
Infinite
Valetude
135
without end
Residence
Instantaneous
Infinite
Synthesize
136
a closed automobile that has enough room for four people to sit comfortably
Sedan
Current
Refugee
Corsair
137
a place of inviolable privacy
Extraterrestrial
Terrain
Idiosyncrasy
Sanctum
138
fore
against
before
under
again
139
happening immediately
immovable
Litigant
accredit
instantaneous
140
to be in charge; govern
Terrestrial
Preside
Deiform
Idiopsychologic
141
ly
more than one
characteristic of
can be done
one who
142
a person qualified to advise on legal matters
Synthesize
Jurisconsult
Editorial
Sedan
143
impossible to move or change
Corridor
Immovable
Territory
Current
144
a holy place; a safe place
Valorous:
Prevail
Convalescent
Sanctuary
145
to feel scared
Horrent:
Sedan
Idiosynnosic
Deiform:
146
ing
past tense verb
adjective form of a noun
present participle
present tense verb
147
a vicious critic
Arbitrament
Endurance
Movement
Criticaster
148
en
more than one
comparative
one whoe
made of
149
to criticize; to blame
Inconstant
Censure
Deicide
Endure
150
ed
without
past-tense verb
adjective form of a noun
present participle
151
having limits or bounds
Additory
Finite
Idiosynnosic
Deiform
152
over
above
across
over
under
153
the state of being holy
Durable
Sanctity
Chaste
Deify
154
sturdy; able to hold up for a long period of time; lasting
Sanctify
Litigant
Durable
Chaste
155
aquarium used for land animals, rather than fish
Reside
Terrarium
Reverence
Litigant
156
Stell
to run
star
earth
holy
157
a substance that drives away unwanted pests
Fugacious
Valiant
Refine
Insectifuge
158
er
without
act, process
characterized by
comparative
159
Fin
to flee
to shudder, be afraid
end, limit, boundary
to be strong
160
a hint given by the writer about something that will happen later in the story
Foreshadowing
Anaphora
Simile
Irony
161
to set or adorn with stars
Extraterrestrial
Interstellar
Predetermine
Constellate
162
a document ordering the summoning of witnesses or the submission of evidence before a court
Monotheism
Subpoena
Indurate
Idiopathic
163
Val, Vail
to flee
to be strong
end, limit, boundary
to shudder, be afraid
164
the act of making holy
Deity
Polytheism
Sanctification
Theology
165
s, es
without
more than one
can be done
comparative
166
to gain advantage, become victorious
Prevail
Punitive
Sedentary
Impunity
167
trans
against
across
over
cause to
168
A theory or idea that is put forth to explain something
Hypothesis
Parenthetical
Cursive
Idioms
169
a long, running hallway
Corridor
Courier
Final
Indetermination
170
all the gods of a people or religion collectively
Censure
Theology
Deicide
Pantheon
171
someone involved in a lawsuit
Litigant
Criticaster
Mediterranean
Courier
172
state of health
Deity
Idiosyncrasy
Pantheon
Valetude
173
help the main verb show tense or possibility
Helping verbs
Linking verbs
Action verbs
174
er
action or process
one who
without
can be done
175
too important and respected to be changed or challenged
Sancrosanct
Abhorrence
Discourse
Deity
176
almost or completely surrounded by land
Courser
Peninsula
Mediterranean
Terrier
177
to end or be done with
Term
Refugee
Terminator: a person who brings an end to things
Finish
178
causing or forming an end
Sedentary
Reside
Terminal
Impunity
179
a god; divine being
Confines
Valorous
Deity
Abhorrent
180
modifies noun
Adverb
Adjective
Preposition
Noun
181
remove impurities or unwanted parts
Accredit
Synthesis
Refine:
Additory
182
a sentence that explains a message about life that is inferred by the author in a literary work
Anaphora
Theme statement
Euphemism
Foreshadowing
183
ous, eous, ious
possessing the qualities of
adjective form of a noun
more than one
comparative
184
a contrast between what is said and is really meant
Symbolism
Irony
Metaphor
Personification
185
in, im
middle
over
wrongly
in
186
belief in one god
Polytheism
Monotheism
Litigant
Endurance
187
to help someone calm down; to help someone settle down
Preside
Discourse
Sedate
Sacrosanct
188
emotionally hardened; fixed or established in thoughts
Indurate
Interstellar
Excursion
Affinity
189
killing of a god
Define
Deicide
Chastise
Stellar
