Root Morphology Words Part A (fus, frac, sail, dis, duc) Flashcards

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fusion

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fuse

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confuse

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fractious

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fracture

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fragile

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fragment

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frail

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infraction

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refraction

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sailor

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The name Sailor has its origins in the German language and was derived from the word Seiler, meaning rope maker or sail maker.

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resail

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to sail again

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distant

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stand “apart”

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dissimilar

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“apart” from being similar

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distract

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draw “apart”

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disrupt

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burst “apart”

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disorder

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“apart” from orderliness

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disquiet

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“apart” from quiet

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disappear

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“apart” from being present

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disease

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“apart” from ease

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disadvantage

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“apart” from having an advantage

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disinter

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to take “apart” from being in the ground

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dislocate

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to take “apart” from the usual location

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distrust

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“apart” from being trustworthy

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disinterested
“apart” from being interested
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disband
when a band of people go “apart” from each other
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discomfort
being “apart” from feeling comfortable
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duke
leader
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duchess
leader
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duct
tube which ‘leads’ a substance
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aqueduct
structure which ‘leads’ water
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introduce
‘lead’ within
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educate
‘lead’ forth
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abduct
‘lead’ away
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product
item ‘led’ forth
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reduce
‘lead’ back
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conduct
thoroughly ‘lead’
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conductor
one who thoroughly ‘leads’
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deduct
‘lead’ down from