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-s, -es

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Plural

trials, sixes

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-ed

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Past tense

dumped

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-ing

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Present tense, doing now

dumping

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-ful

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Full of or having
Wonderful, beautiful, helpful,playful,peaceful, cheerful, joyful, successful, powerful, bountiful, careful, thankful, grateful, graceful, cupful, spoonful, forceful, hurtful, forgetful, regretful, useful, shameful, painful, awful, thoughtful, doubtful, resourceful

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in-

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in, into, or not
Inside, include, inattentive, intense, insert, inactive, instead, intention, input, inform, inhumane, invisible, invite, inhabited, invest, inability, invert, invertebrate,insane, inspire, infection, inspect, investigate

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ex-

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Out of or from
Export, exit, example, exterminate, extremities, explode, experiment, examination, expel, exercise, except, expensive, expand, excuse, exorcism, ex-girlfriend, exclude, excitement, excavate, execute, executive, excess, exclamation, extract, exponent, explore, exact, exploit, extinct

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-ful

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Full of or having
Wonderful, beautiful, helpful,playful,peaceful, cheerful, joyful, successful, powerful, bountiful, careful, thankful, grateful, graceful, cupful, spoonful, forceful, hurtful, forgetful, regretful, useful, shameful, painful, awful, thoughtful, doubtful, resourceful

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-ly

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How, like, or manner of

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Dic, dict

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To speak

Dictation, dictionary, addicted, dictator, indicator, prediction, predicate, contradict, contradict

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Ject

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Throw

Interject, inject, eject, reject, project, subject, projectile, object, adjective, trajectory, objective, abject

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Port

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To carry

Portable, import, important, export, report, transport, portion, deport, airport, portfolio, comport, support, reporter,

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Tract

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To drag or pull

Tractor, subtract, traction, contraction, retract, protractor, distract, extract, attract

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rupt

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To break

Interrupt, erupt, disrupt, corrupt, abrupt

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struct

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To build

Construct, distrust, obstruction, structure, instructor, restructure,

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un-

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not or opposite
unreal, unsure, unbreakable, unfortunately, unable, unbound, unthinkable, uncool, unspeakable, unpatriotic, unkind, unless, unprepared, untie, until, unbelievable, uncooked, unintended

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con-

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with or together
construct, conflict, conduit, congratulations, control, consider, contract, consume, contest, conduct, continue, content, connect, convoy, conundrum, contact, concrete, congressional, contrast, concept, conjure

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mid-

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middle

midsummer, midnight, midday, midterm, mid-October, mid-afternoon, midway, midsize

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dis-

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away, apart or, not
disconnect, dishonest, disappointed, disgust, dispute, disapprove, disappear, discuss, display, disbelief, dislike, disregard, distance, discover, disrespect, dispatch, disagree, disability, discount, discipline, disband, disaster, district, disturb, distract, disintegrate, disguise, dissolve, dismiss, discourage, distort, disorder, disorganize, disarm

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trans-

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over, across, through, or change
transgender, transit, transportation, transfer, transcript, translate, transformation, transaction, transfusion, transmition, transistor,

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sub-

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under
subway, substitute, subtract, submarine, submit, subscription, substantial, subtitle, subheading, subject, subatomic, submerge, subsidize, sublime, suburban, subconscious, subdue, subsistence, subset, subsection, substandard

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mis-

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Wrong or bad
Mistake, misunderstood, misplace, mislead, misinform, misplace, misdemeanors, misdeal, misuse, misfit, misguided, misfortune, misread, misjudge, misquoted, misgiving, misbehave, mishap, misdial, misdirect, mismanagement, mishandle, misspell, misinterpret, misadventure, mischief, misname, miscount, mispronounce

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act

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to do
acting, actor, actual, action, actress, enact, activity, activate, transaction, reaction, overreact, hyperactive, proactive, deactivate

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inter

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between or among
internet, interject, interact,intern, interest, interface, intermediate, interfere, interrupt, intertwine, intersect, interview, interstellar, intercept, interdisciplinary, intertribal, intermission, intermittent, interwoven, internal, intergovernmental, international, interlocking, intergalactic, interval, interpret, interbreed, interdependence,

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sect

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cut or divided

section, sector, intersect, insect, dissect, bisect,

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Fect, fic, fict,
Do, make Fiction, disinfect, affect, effect, infection, affection, defective, perfect, affective
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Scrib, script
Write | Subscribe, scribble, scripture, script, scribe, describe, prescription,
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Spect, spec, spic,
See, look Suspect, spectrum, inspect, specter, Spector, spectator, specific, spectacular, disrespect, speculate, perspective, specs, spectacle, spectate, specimen, respect
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Pre-
Before Preheat, predict, pre-school, preteen, prepare, preorder, prewar, prefix, preview, prefer, prehistoric, premier, pretend, previous
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Post
After | Postpone, postdoctoral, postdate, postnatal, postpartum,
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Flex | Flect
Bend | Reflect, flexible, flextime, flexibility, flex, deflect, reflex
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-y
Ten to, quality of, small, adjective,noun Activity, puppy, ability, penny, tangy, kitty, piggy, minty, dusty, moldy, sandy, dirty, crunchy, rainy, windy, sunny, cloudy wavy, sweaty, rosy, salty, daddy, fishy, chunky, bushy, stinky, mushy, meaty, plumpy, greedy
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-er
more than,and person or thing that does | helper, teacher, dumber, smarter, gender
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-est
most | funniest, tiniest, shortest, smartest, biggest, tallest
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re-
again or back | rebuild or reject
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-ist
person who does | artist, scientist
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cept, ceiv(e), or ceit
to take or receive | accept, perceive, deceit
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un-
not or opposite unreal, unsure, unbreakable, unfortunately, unable, unbound, unthinkable, uncool, unspeakable, unpatriotic, unkind, unless, unprepared, untie, until, unbelievable, uncooked, unintended
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con-
with or together construct, conflict, conduit, congratulations, control, consider, contract, consume, contest, conduct, continue, content, connect, convoy, conundrum, contact, concrete, congressional, contrast, concept, conjure
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mid-
middle | midsummer, midnight, midday, midterm, mid-October, mid-afternoon, midway, midsize
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dis-
away, apart or, not disconnect, dishonest, disappointed, disgust, dispute, disapprove, disappear, discuss, display, disbelief, dislike, disregard, distance, discover, disrespect, dispatch, disagree, disability, discount, discipline, disband, disaster, district, disturb, distract, disintegrate, disguise, dissolve, dismiss, discourage, distort, disorder, disorganize, disarm
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trans-
over, across, through, or change transgender, transit, transportation, transfer, transcript, translate, transformation, transaction, transfusion, transmition, transistor,
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sub-
under subway, substitute, subtract, submarine, submit, subscription, substantial, subtitle, subheading, subject, subatomic, submerge, subsidize, sublime, suburban, subconscious, subdue, subsistence, subset, subsection, substandard
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mis-
Wrong or bad Mistake, misunderstood, misplace, mislead, misinform, misplace, misdemeanors, misdeal, misuse, misfit, misguided, misfortune, misread, misjudge, misquoted, misgiving, misbehave, mishap, misdial, misdirect, mismanagement, mishandle, misspell, misinterpret, misadventure, mischief, misname, miscount, mispronounce
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act
to do acting, actor, actual, action, actress, enact, activity, activate, transaction, reaction, overreact, hyperactive, proactive, deactivate
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inter
between or among internet, interject, interact,intern, interest, interface, intermediate, interfere, interrupt, intertwine, intersect, interview, interstellar, intercept, interdisciplinary, intertribal, intermission, intermittent, interwoven, internal, intergovernmental, international, interlocking, intergalactic, interval, interpret, interbreed, interdependence,
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sect
cut or divided | section, sector, intersect, insect, dissect, bisect,
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Fect, fic, fict,
Do, make Fiction, disinfect, affect, effect, infection, affection, defective, perfect, affective
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Scrib, script
Write | Subscribe, scribble, scripture, script, scribe, describe, prescription,
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Spect, spec, spic,
See, look Suspect, spectrum, inspect, specter, Spector, spectator, specific, spectacular, disrespect, speculate, perspective, specs, spectacle, spectate, specimen, respect
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Pre-
Before Preheat, predict, pre-school, preteen, prepare, preorder, prewar, prefix, preview, prefer, prehistoric, premier, pretend, previous
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Post
After | Postpone, postdoctoral, postdate, postnatal, postpartum,
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Flex | Flect
Bend | Reflect, flexible, flextime, flexibility, flex, deflect, reflex
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-y
Ten to, quality of, small, adjective,noun Activity, puppy, ability, penny, tangy, kitty, piggy, minty, dusty, moldy, sandy, dirty, crunchy, rainy, windy, sunny, cloudy wavy, sweaty, rosy, salty, daddy, fishy, chunky, bushy, stinky, mushy, meaty, plumpy, greedy
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-er
more than,and person or thing that does | helper, teacher, dumber, smarter, gender
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-est
most | funniest, tiniest, shortest, smartest, biggest, tallest
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un-
not or opposite unreal, unsure, unbreakable, unfortunately, unable, unbound, unthinkable, uncool, unspeakable, unpatriotic, unkind, unless, unprepared, untie, until, unbelievable, uncooked, unintended
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con-
with or together construct, conflict, conduit, congratulations, control, consider, contract, consume, contest, conduct, continue, content, connect, convoy, conundrum, contact, concrete, congressional, contrast, concept, conjure
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mid-
middle | midsummer, midnight, midday, midterm, mid-October, mid-afternoon, midway, midsize
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dis-
away, apart or, not disconnect, dishonest, disappointed, disgust, dispute, disapprove, disappear, discuss, display, disbelief, dislike, disregard, distance, discover, disrespect, dispatch, disagree, disability, discount, discipline, disband, disaster, district, disturb, distract, disintegrate, disguise, dissolve, dismiss, discourage, distort, disorder, disorganize, disarm
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trans-
over, across, through, or change transgender, transit, transportation, transfer, transcript, translate, transformation, transaction, transfusion, transmition, transistor,
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sub-
under subway, substitute, subtract, submarine, submit, subscription, substantial, subtitle, subheading, subject, subatomic, submerge, subsidize, sublime, suburban, subconscious, subdue, subsistence, subset, subsection, substandard
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mis-
Wrong or bad Mistake, misunderstood, misplace, mislead, misinform, misplace, misdemeanors, misdeal, misuse, misfit, misguided, misfortune, misread, misjudge, misquoted, misgiving, misbehave, mishap, misdial, misdirect, mismanagement, mishandle, misspell, misinterpret, misadventure, mischief, misname, miscount, mispronounce
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act
to do acting, actor, actual, action, actress, enact, activity, activate, transaction, reaction, overreact, hyperactive, proactive, deactivate
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inter
between or among internet, interject, interact,intern, interest, interface, intermediate, interfere, interrupt, intertwine, intersect, interview, interstellar, intercept, interdisciplinary, intertribal, intermission, intermittent, interwoven, internal, intergovernmental, international, interlocking, intergalactic, interval, interpret, interbreed, interdependence,
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sect
cut or divided | section, sector, intersect, insect, dissect, bisect,
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un-
not or opposite unreal, unsure, unbreakable, unfortunately, unable, unbound, unthinkable, uncool, unspeakable, unpatriotic, unkind, unless, unprepared, untie, until, unbelievable, uncooked, unintended
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con-
with or together construct, conflict, conduit, congratulations, control, consider, contract, consume, contest, conduct, continue, content, connect, convoy, conundrum, contact, concrete, congressional, contrast, concept, conjure
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mid-
middle | midsummer, midnight, midday, midterm, mid-October, mid-afternoon, midway, midsize
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dis-
away, apart or, not disconnect, dishonest, disappointed, disgust, dispute, disapprove, disappear, discuss, display, disbelief, dislike, disregard, distance, discover, disrespect, dispatch, disagree, disability, discount, discipline, disband, disaster, district, disturb, distract, disintegrate, disguise, dissolve, dismiss, discourage, distort, disorder, disorganize, disarm
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trans-
over, across, through, or change transgender, transit, transportation, transfer, transcript, translate, transformation, transaction, transfusion, transmition, transistor,
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sub-
under subway, substitute, subtract, submarine, submit, subscription, substantial, subtitle, subheading, subject, subatomic, submerge, subsidize, sublime, suburban, subconscious, subdue, subsistence, subset, subsection, substandard
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mis-
Wrong or bad Mistake, misunderstood, misplace, mislead, misinform, misplace, misdemeanors, misdeal, misuse, misfit, misguided, misfortune, misread, misjudge, misquoted, misgiving, misbehave, mishap, misdial, misdirect, mismanagement, mishandle, misspell, misinterpret, misadventure, mischief, misname, miscount, mispronounce
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act
to do acting, actor, actual, action, actress, enact, activity, activate, transaction, reaction, overreact, hyperactive, proactive, deactivate
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inter
between or among internet, interject, interact,intern, interest, interface, intermediate, interfere, interrupt, intertwine, intersect, interview, interstellar, intercept, interdisciplinary, intertribal, intermission, intermittent, interwoven, internal, intergovernmental, international, interlocking, intergalactic, interval, interpret, interbreed, interdependence,
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sect
cut or divided | section, sector, intersect, insect, dissect, bisect,
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fix
fasten or fix | suffix, prefix, affix, fixation, fixture, fixing, transfix, fixer, fixate
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over-
above, beyond, too much overactive, overcast, overtook, overtake, overeat, overthrow, overload, oversized, overtime, overseas, overnight, overcome, overconfident, overall, overarching, override, overruled, overrun
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non-
not | nonfiction, nonactive, nontoxic, nonprofit, nonbeliever, nonexistent, nonsmoking, nondrinker, nontaxable
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-ish
resembling or origin | childish, foolish, sheepish, reddish, feverish, brutish, Irish, Danish, Spanish, Swedish,
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-ward
direction of toward, leeward, windward, backward, forward, afterward, onward, inward, homeward, upward, downward, skyward, seaward, northward, southward
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pro-
before, forward, for process, procedure, prospect, program, produce, prohibit, propulsion, protect, progress, proficient, pronounce, profuse, propel, profess, procrastinate, profound, proclaim, propose, proceed, promote
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fin, finit(e)
limit or end define, confine, final, finish, finale, finalize, finalist, confinement, definite, definitive, infinite, infinity, affinity
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-sion, -tion
act of, state of, result of | suspension, permission, convulsion, section, motion, nation, reaction, fiction, fraction, promotion
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de-
down, away, or opposite of decline, decrease, deflate, descend, destruct, decease, defend, derive, deceive, dehydrate, depress, deduct, debate, detain, deserve, describe, decide, devote

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