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a- 1. From the Greek word meaning not, without, meaning "no, no, none", cha-an-;2. In... Status or process; in; in... Above; Toward, Toward; Closer; Continue; Make; 3. Away, out, away; Reinforce the tone, indicating the beginning or end of the action, indicating "up, out, outward" (note: words after a- begin with an auxiliary letter, often double-written this consonant letter)
acline [geography] no inclination; magnetic equator; horizontal strata (-cline inclination)
afocal unfocused; infinity (focal focused)
aliterate [ei'litərit] does not love to read; Not fond of reading; not literate educated
amotivational lack of motivation (motivational motivational)
amuse [ə'mju:z] entertainment; pastime; making laughter; making pleasant (muse meditation; meditation)
anomaly; irregularity; anomalous things (normal)
–a noun suffix (more examples of word lookup-um)
Fila filament; linear tissue; filamentous fraction (plural of filum)
ab-, abs- from Latin meaning away, table "deviation, detachment or departure; non"
abandon [ə'bændən] abandonment; Fanaticism; laissez-faire (a-no; -band-bind, bind, -on noun suffix)
abandoned[ə'bændənd] abandoned; uninhibited; unscrupulous; abandon
abandonee [ə,bændə'ni:] the one who is entrusted, the person who is entrusted; the recipient of the abandonment
abandoner[ə'bændənə] contributor;
abandoning[ə'bændəniŋ] renouncing; yielding
abandonment[ə'bændənmənt] abandonment; indulgence
self-abandoned self-abandonment; self-abandoned
abase[ə'beis] makes... Humility; lowering... Character; lowering... Status (a-; Inferior base)
abasement[ə'beismənt] low status; condescending; degraded
Self-abasement Inferiority; self-humility (self-esteem)
abdicate abdication; Waiver; Abdication; Abandonment (ab-leave; -dic-say, declare, i.e. declare departure)
Abdicable can resign; can give up
abdicated deformation; (King) abdication (throne); Resignation:; Formal (or public, voluntary) waiver (power, right)
Abdication resigns; abdication
abdicator; Abandoners
abduct [æb'dʌkt] kidnapping; abduction; abduction (ab-leaving, -duct-directing)
abduce [æb'dju:s] makes outreach; puts... Lead away
abducent [æb'dju:sənt] is outreachable, extended
abducens [anatomy] abducens nerves (=abducens nerves); abductor muscles
Abduction [æb'dʌkʃən] abduction, kidnapping; inducement
Abductive induced
abductor [æb'dʌktə] abductor
abed[ə'bed] on the bed (a-in; bed bed)
abhor [əb'hɔ:] hate, ab-hate (ab-leave; Horror Extreme Disgust; Chahorr)
Abhorrence hated, disgusted
Abhorrent abominable; disgusting; out of place
Abhorrer Haters, Haters
abide [ə'baid] continuously; stay; Endure, tolerate (a- in; bide waits; faces)
abide by observance; keeping; undertake... Consequences
Abide in (or at) live (or stay) somewhere
abidance [ə'baidəns] continued; observant; resided
abiding [ə'baidiŋ] persistent, permanent; unchanging; Compliance; tolerance;
abode [ə'bəud] residence; Observance; Stay; Endure (Abide of the Past Tense and Done)
law-abiding ['lɔ:ə,baidiŋ] law-abiding
–ability noun suffix, which means "can... Sex; easy... sex", with -ibility (too many example words only example part, example word look-able)
abirritate[æb'iri,teit] analgesia, relieving, mitigating (irritating) (ab-away; irritate irritating)
abirritant [æb'iritənt] analgesics, tranquilizers, palliatives, drugs that relieve irritation
abirritation [æb,iri'teiʃən] analgesic effect; palliative effect; alleviating irritant effect
Abirritative [æb'iri, teitiv] sedative; eliminates tension
abject ['æbdʒekt] despicable; pathetic; unfortunate (ab-away; -ject throw, throw, i.e. abandoned)
abjectly ['æbdʒektli] miserably; despicable; not self-loving
abjection [æb'dʒekʃən] downcast; abandonment; meanness; humiliation
Abjective [æb'dʒektiv] frustrating; unfortunate
able['eibl] can; will; capable; competent; competent
ableism ['eiblizəm] physical discrimination (discrimination due to non-special care for persons with poor physical or intelligent abilities) (-ism)
ability [ə'biliti] Ability, Ability; Talent (noun for able)
–ability noun suffix for "ability; possibility; propensity; suitability"
ably['eibli] cleverly; shrewdly and competently (adjective +ly)
able-bodied['eibl'bɔdid] strong, sound (body body;-ed)
adhesive ability; adhesive ability; adhesive ability; adhesive ability
–able adjective suffix for "yes; yes"
Bankable ['bæŋkəbl] acceptable to banks; worth investing (bank banks)
disable [dis'eibl] incapacitates; disables; dis-)
disabled[dis'eibld] crippled and defective; Disable incapacitation (disable done structure)
disability [,disə'biləti] disability; incompetence; ineligible; disadvantage (-ability)
disablement[dis'eiblmənt] disabled; ineligible; damaged (-ment)
enable[i'neibl] enables, makes possible; grants rights or methods (en-)
enabled activated; feasible; Enable; Authorized to (-ed)
enablement [meter] starts; Implementation; Allow (-ment)
enabler, enabler; Facilitator, Enabler (-er)
enabling[i'neibliŋ] authorized; enabled; authorized to
inability [,inə'biləti] incompetence; in-negation
reable makes... Restoration (re-)
reablement recovery; Restore (-ment)
tenability is defensive; it stands up (ten ten)
Tenable (claims, etc.) stand-up; sustainable; impeccable
tenably can hold the ground; Defensively
the disabled [collective] disabled, disabled; incapacitated (the + adjective: denoting "a class of people")
unable [ʌn'eibl] no, can't; incompetent; incompetent (un-)
–able adjective suffix that means "may... with... nature", with -ible
actable['æktəbl] can be performed; can be performed (act performance)
addable['ædəbl] can be increased (add increase)
addible['ædəbl] can be added, can be added
advisable [əd'vaizəbl] wise, desirable, appropriate (advice recommended)
answerable['ɑ:nsərəbl] responsible; answerable; responsible
arrangeable[ə'reindʒəbl] arranged;
bankable ['bæŋkəbl] acceptable by banks (bank banks)
bankability [,bæŋkə'biləti] [finance] bank discountability
bathable['bɑ: θəbl] bathable (bath bath)
bearable ['beərəbl] bearable, tolerable, bearable (bear endured)
bearability[,beərə'biləti] tolerability
boatable ['bəutəbl] can be transported by small boat;
bookable['bukəbl] bookable (book booking)
bootable ['bu:təbl] [computer] bootable; bootable (boot boot)
bridgeable['bridʒəbl] bridgeable (bridge bridge)
brushable['brʌʃəbl] brushable (brush brush)
Brushability[,brʌʃə'biləti] (coatings, etc.) easy-to-paint properties
buyable ['baiəbl] buyable (buy buy)
cashability [,kæʃə'biliti] [accounting] liquidity
cashable['kæʃəbl] realizable (cash cash)
chantable ['tʃæntəbl] singable; easy to sing (chant singing hymns)
checkable['tʃekəbl] Payment by cheque (check cheque)
choosable ['tʃu:zəbl] selectable (choose select)
classable['klɑ:səbl] classable (class level)
clearable['kliərəbl] clearable (clear cleaning)
climbable ['klaiməbl] climbed up
collectable[kə'lektəbl] collectable;
computable [kəm'pjutəbl] computable (compute computed)
eatable ['i:təbl] edible (eat eat)
editable['editəbl] editable (edited; edited)
educable['edʒukəbl] educateable
educability[,edʒukə'biləti] is educability; educational
enjoyable[in'dʒɔibl] Happy;
enterable ['entərəbl] enterable (enter into)
abloom [ə'blu:m] (like a preamble) flowers; full of flowers (a-at; bloom flowers)
abnegate ['æbniɡeit] renounced; renounced; contraindicated (ab-away; Cha-neg-denial; i.e., leaving after denial; negate negate; cancel, etymology synonymous with no)
abnegation [,æbni'ɡeiʃən] refuses; renounces; refrains
abnegator ['æbni,geitə] giveaway;
self-abnegation self-sacrifice; self-denial; self-sacrifice
abnormal [æb'nɔ:məl] abnormal, irregular; perverted (ab-not; normal normal)
abnormally[æb'nɔ:məli] abnormally; pervertedly; irregularly
abnormalcy[æb'nɔ:məlsi] abnormal; metamorphosis; deformity
abnormalism abnormality; [medical] perversion
abnormality[,æbnɔ:'mæliti] abnormality; deformity, metamorphosis
aboard [ə'bɔ:d] on airplanes (ships, trains, etc.); On (a- on; on the board; i.e. on the deck. Reference abroad)
aboardage [ə'bɔ:didʒ] Collision when two ships are close to parallel
All aboard please board or board the aircraft
Go aboard on board; get on the plane
welcome aboard (plane/train/ship, etc.); welcome to join (welcome welcome)
aboriginal; primitive; Indigenous peoples; native organisms (ab-detached; original primitive)
aboriginal cost original cost; [warp] original value (cost cost)
Aboriginality Nativeity; Primitive State
aboriginally[,æbə'ridʒənəli] from the beginning; originally
aboriginals[,æbə'ridʒənəz] indigenous people
aborigine[,æbə'ridʒini:] indigenous; indigenous peoples (ab-from, origin east, rising. The term is used for Aboriginal Australians)
Abolish[ə'bɔliʃ] abolished, abolished; abolished, excommunicated (ab-leaving, non; root ol-growth, nourishment, old, adult, i.e. no longer growing. -ish verb suffix, with finish)
abolishable[ə'bɔliʃəbl] repealable; repealable
Abolished[ə'bɔliʃt] abolished; completely abolished; destroyed
abolisher[ə'bɔliʃə] abolisher; revoker
Abolishment[ə'bɔliʃmənt] [law] repealed, dismissed; repealed
Abolition[,æbəu'liʃən] abolished; repealed
Abolitionism[,æbəu'liʃənizəm] abolitionism; abolitionism
Abolitionist[,æbəu'liʃənist] abolitionist; abolitionist
about [ə'baut] about; approx;circumnavigating (a-at;-bout end, boundary)
About face! [Beauty] [Military] turn back! (also known as Right about face!)
come about occurs; generates; implements; changes direction (come)
bring about causing; bringing; bringing; bringing; bring;
changeabout['tʃeindʒəbaut] becomes opposite (specifically direction or position) (change change)
eastabout ['i:stə,baut] east (of) (east east)
Fool about with toying, tinkering (dangerous); and... a man and a woman (fool teasing)
Go about getting started; walking around; spreading; engaging
hear about hearing; hear;
how about what do you think... How; ... this?
look about one, look around; be careful; be vigilant; be alert.
move about walking around; moving around often
raceabout ['reisə,baut] racing yachts; dhow racing boats; convertible cars (race races)
Ready about! [Nautical] Ready to turn! (ready prepared)
Right-about in the opposite direction (right just right)
round about in... Four weeks; In the vicinity; Around; Roundaboutly; Indirectly; Roundabout (around the round)
Roundabout (talking, doing, etc.) in circles; not straight; roundabout; detouring; encircled; rolling
runabout ['rʌnə,baut] wanderer; light car; small single-seater convertible (run run)
speak about Speaking about
talk about talk about
think about thinking about; thinking about
turn about turning, thinking repeatedly; turning, turning
Turnabout transform; rotate; turn; turn; reverse dry kun
Walkabout Trekking; Long Trip [Australian English] Bush Roaming (a custom of aboriginal people)
what about how;(for)... How' that; ... this?
whereabout; whereabout; where
above [ə'bʌv] exceeds; in... Above; in... Above (reference love)
above all first; especially (all all)
above oneself; arrogant; arrogant; elated (oneself someone himself)
All above is; all above (all all)
all of the above
from above From... Above; from above; from heaven
get above oneself becomes arrogant;
abroad[ə'brɔ:d] abroad; overseas; overseas; a- in; broad wide; reference aboard, road; deck)
home and abroad, at home and abroad (home domestic)
student abroad Foreign student student
study abroad; study abroad
travel abroad departure trip (travel trip)
abrupt [ə'brʌpt] stiff; abrupt; abrupt; abrupt; steep (ab-away; disconnected; -rupt ruptured; interrupted)
abruptly [ə'brʌptli] abruptly; abruptly
abruptness [ə'brʌptnis] suddenly; abrupt; rude; abruptness
absence ['æbsəns] absent; No; lack; inattention (ab-separation; detachment; -sence exists)
absent ['æbsənt] absent; absent; absent; absent;dazed; Make absent (sent out)
Absentation[,æbsen'teiʃən] absent
absentee [,æbsən'ti:] absent; absentee
Absenteeism absenteeism; absenteeism; absenteeism; planned sabotage; frequent unexcused absences
absentia[æb'senʃiə] absent; (la) [internal] absence; disappearance
absently ['æbsəntli] absent-mindedly
absent-minded absent-minded; forgetful; mind-intellectual
Absent-mindedly absent-mindedly; dazedly
Absent-mindedness Absent-mindedness; unsteadiness
leave of absence; leave; leave (leave)
absorb [əb'sɔ:b] absorb; attract; bear; understand; make... Full concentration (sorb absorption)
absorbable [əb'sɔ:bəbl] absorbable; easily absorbable
absolute ['æbsəlu:t] absolute; complete; authoritarian; absolute; absolute things (ab-separation; detachment; shaksolute unraveling; relaxation, "unfettered by any bondage, without limitation", i.e. "completely, absolutely")
Absolutely ['æbsəlu:tli] absolutely; completely
absoluteness ['æbsəlu:tnis] Absolute, complete; unlimited
absolutism ['æbsəlu:tizəm] authoritarianism; absolutism; absolutism
Absolutist ['æbsəlu:tist] absolutist; authoritarian
absolutistic['æbsəlu:tistik] absolutely
absolution [,æbsə'lu:ʃən] pardon; exoneration
absolve [əb'sɔlv] exonerated; pardon; declared... Innocence (ab-disengagement; solve settlement)
absolvent [æb'sɔlvənt] pardoned; forgiven; pardoned; forgiven
absorb [əb'sɔ:b] absorb; attract; bear; understand; make... Total concentration (ab-from; sorb adsorption, absorption)
absorbability absorbable, absorbable; absorbed
absorbancy[əb'sɔ:ptənsi] [materialized] absorbance; absorbance
absorbant [əb'sɔ:bənt] absorbable; absorbent = absorbent
Absorbate[əb'sɔ:beit] absorbed substance
absorbed [əb'sɔ:bd] absorbed; single-minded; Absorb; make full concentration
absorbefacient absorbent; Absorbent
absorbency [əb'sɔ:bənsi] absorption capacity; Absorbency; Ink absorption; [Materialized] absorbance
absorbent [əb'sɔ:bənt] absorbable; [Chemical] absorbent
absorber[əb'sɔ:bə] shock absorber; absorber; absorber
absorbing [əb'sɔ:biŋ] is fascinating; very interesting; absorb
Absorbingly[əb'sɔ:biŋli] is very interesting and fascinating
Self-absorbed selfish; preoccupied with one's own affairs or interests; stubborn
absorpt[əb'sɔ:pt] was... Absorbed
absorptance[əb'sɔ:ptəns] [matter] absorption rate; absorption ratio
Absorption[əb'sɔ:pʃən] absorption; full concentration and concentration
absorptive[əb'sɔ:ptiv] absorbent; absorbent
absorptivity [,æbsɔ:p'tivəti] absorption rate; absorbency; absorbency
nonabsorbent nonabsorbent; non-absorbent (non-negate)
reabsorb[,ri:əb'sɔ:b] resorption; reabsorption (re-)
Reabsorption reabsorbation
Reabsorptive reabsorbed; sucked back
self-absorption self-absorption; concentration; enthusiasm; self-absorption
Sound absorption; sound absorption (sound sound)
Unabsorbed[,ʌnəb'sɔ:bd] is not preoccupied; unabsorbed; unabsorbed
abstain [əb'stein] self-control; abandonment; avoidance (ab-leaving; s-outward; -tain-grip, holding, i.e., keeping away from a certain behavior. Reference to stain defilement; corruption)
abstainer [əb'steinə] abstainer; abstainer; abstainer
Abstaining[əb'steiniŋ] abstained; self-control; abstained
abstention [æb'stenʃən] abstained; abstained; abstained; abstained
abstentious [æb'stenʃəs] is moderate
abstinence ['æbstinəns] abstinence; abstinence; fasting
abstinent ['æbstinənt] abstinent; temperate; moderate diet; abstinent
Nonabstainer Unruly; The Drinker (non-)
abstract['æbstrækt] abstract; esoteric; Abstract; Abstract; Abstract Concept; Do the abstract; write the synopsis (ab-leave; -s-outward; -tract-pumping, dragging, i.e. extracting from it, extending abstraction)
abstract idea
abstracted [æb'stræktid] absent-minded; out of the mind; detached; withdrawn; summary
Abstractedly [æb'stræktidli] dazedly; abstractly; absent-mindedly
abstraction [æb'strækʃən] abstraction; abstraction; abstract concept; utopian; absent-mindedness
Abstractionism Abstract art; abstract theory
abstractionist abstract artist; idealist; Abstract art
abstractive[æb'stræktiv] abstract; abstract
abstractly[æb'stræktli] abstractly; theoretically
abstractor[æb'stræktə] extractor;
absurd; ridiculous; ridiculous; Absurd; absurd works (ab-emphasized, -surd-deaf, deaf, by extension unintelligent)
surd not rootless; clear tone; unreasonable; clear tone; not full root; irrational number
Absurdly; stupidly
Absurdism absurdism
Absurdist absurdist; absurdist
Absurdity Absurdity; absurdity; absurdity; absurdity
Absurdity absurd; stupid; unreasonable
abundance [ə'bʌndəns] abundant, abundant (ab-separated, reinforcing meaning; -und-overflow. Another interpretation: a-no; -bund-tied with bands)
abundant [ə'bʌndənt] abundant; abundant; abundant (cf. lavish rich; affluent rich)
Abundantly abundantly; abundantly
Too much overabundance; too rich (over-)
Overabundant is too full; too much
Superabundance too much; extremely much; super-)
Superabundant is excessive; a lot
Superabundantly massively
abuse[ə'bju:z] abuse; Abuse; Abuse; Drawbacks; Bad habits, bad habits (ab-leave; no; use use, i.e. off-track use)
abused[ə'bju:zd] abuse, vice; abuse; abuse; abuse; abuse
abuser [ə'bju:zə] abuser; abuser
abusive[ə'bju:siv] abusive; abusive; abusive
abusively[ə'bju:sivli] abusively; abusively
alcohol abuse Alcohol abuse, alcohol alcohol
disabuse[,disə'bju:z] for enlightenment; for confusion; for doubt; for correction (dis-)
drug abuser addicts; drug users; drug abusers
self-abuse self-abandonment; self-blame
substance abuser addicts; substance abusers
abuzz [ə'bʌz] buzzing; chattering; presenting a busy situation( of); talking about (buzz buzzing)
–ac adjective suffix
cardiac ['kɑ:diæk] of the heart; Cardiotonic agent; stomach strengthening agent (card-heart, heart)
monomaniac [pathology] monocentric, paranoid; mania maniac
The prefix ac-, ad-, ag-, ar- comes from latin meaning to, meaning to, and means "to, near; continue; make." (Words that begin with a consonant letter preceded by a, often double-write that consonant letter, meaning the same as a- or ad-)
ac-=ad- used before c, k, or q, a word found in Latin etymology; denotes "tendency..."
AC root sharp, acid, sharp, with acer, acet, acid, acri, acrid, acu (example word chaacid)
Acescency slightly sour; acidification; oxidation
Acescent sour; slightly sour; sour; easy to sour (-ac acid, -escent-started)
-acet acetic acid
Acetate [with] acetate; cellulose acetate and products made thereof (-ate chemical suffix, salt)
Acetic vinegar, acetic acid
acetin [food] acetin; [biochemical] glyceryl acetate; glyceryl acetate
Acetose vinegar is as acidic as vinegar; vinegar is made; acetic acid is used
Acetum vinegar; acetic acid solution
academe [,ækə'di:m] Institute; Academy; Academy = academy (deme cohort)
Academia [,ækə'di:miə] academics; academic career
Academic; Theoretical; College; College; University, Faculty; Scholar (Chademic)
Academic Career Education; Career Career
academic problems
Academically [,ækə'demikəli] academically; academically
Academician [ə,kædə'miʃən] Academician;
Academicism [,ækə'demisizəm] Formativism; the style of art academies
Academism [ə'kædəmizəm] academicism; academic ethos = academicism
Academy[ə'kædəmi] Academy;
Military academy [US] Army Officer School; Private Paramilitary School = Millitary School
Naval Academy; Naval Officers' School (naval)
non-academic de-academic (non-)
The Academy Platonic School, The Academy; Platonic Doctrine; Plato's Followers
accede [ ək'siːd] join; Agree; Inauguration (a- go, to; cede- to move, to go, i.e. to go over, by extension consent. Cha-cede-)
acceded (through the addition of property) increased; Inheritance (property)
Accidence agrees; Agree; Inauguration; join
acceder consent; Successors; The incumbent; Joiners
accelerate [ək'seləreit] to accelerate; promote; increase; envoy... Speed up; make... Growth rate (a- go; celer-fast;-ate verb suffix)
accelerant [ək'selərənt] accelerator; Catalysts; promoted; Accelerated; Expeditious
accelerated [ək'seləreitid] accelerated; Accelerate; promote
Accelerating [æk'seləreitiŋ] facilitated, [matter] accelerated; catalyzed
Acceleration [ək,selə'reiʃən] acceleration, facilitation; [matter] acceleration
Accelerative [ək'selərətiv] accelerated; facilitated; urged
Accelerator[ək'seləreitə] throttle; catalyst; [machine] acceleration device
Accelerator pedal (for cars, etc.) accelerator pedals; [machine] accelerator pedals (petrol gasoline)
Acceleratory accelerated; urged = accelerative
Accelerogram (showing the acceleration of flutter in earthquakes) (-gram)
accelerograph throttle; self-counting accelerator; accelerator (-graph)
accelerometer [aviation][thing] accelerometer (-meter)
nonaccelerated without acceleration (non-)
preacceleration pre-acceleration
Preaccelerator pre-accelerator; pre-injector
reaccelerate re-acceleration (re-)
unaccelerated [thing] unenved (undone)
accent ['æksənt] accent; Accent; Emphasis; Features; Accent marks; Emphasis; Reread; bring... Accent speech (a-come, come; -cent-chant, chant chant; songs; hypocritical rhetoric (especially moral, religious, etc.); buzzwords; black words)
accented ['æksentid] with... Accented; reread
accenting['æksəntiŋ] emphasizes; reread; with... Accent speech
Accentor[æk'sentə] songbird; lead singer
Accentual [æk'sentjuəl] accented; rhythmic according to accent; depressive
accentuate [æk'sentjueit] emphasizes; reread
accentuation [æk,sentju'eiʃən] reread; emphasis; enhancement; accentuation
accentuator [æk'sentju,eitə] emphasizer; [Electronic] weighters; Audio intensifier; Reinforcement circuit
unaccented[,ʌnæk'sentid] unaccented; unarguarded; non-accented
accept [ək'sept] accept; acknowledge; assume; accept; accept; accommodate; agree (a-come; -cept take, grasp, extend the meaning of the word to understand, accept)
acceptable [ək'septəbl] acceptable; desirable; tolerable
acceptability [ək,septə'biləti] acceptability;
acceptably[ək'septəbli] is readily; consensually
acceptance[ək'septəns] accepts; accepts; [financial] acceptance; agrees
acceptant[ək'septənt] is easy to accept; willing to accept
Acceptation[,æksep'teiʃən] agrees; acknowledges; general meaning
accepted[ək'septid] recognized; admitted; accepted; accepted; accepted; accept
accepter [ək'septə] recipient; undertaker; receiver
acceptor [ək'septə] [financial] acceptor; receiver; receiver
accepting[ək'septiŋ] acceptable; acceptable; agreeable; Acceptance; Consent; Assumption (Responsibility, etc.)
acceptive [ək'septiv] is receptive; acceptable
nonacceptance does not agree; refuses to accept the check; refuses to accept (non-)
unacceptable unacceptable; undesirable (un-)
Unaccepted is not accepted; rejected; not responsible
access['ækses] use; access; proximity; Access; Right to Use; Access; Add; Add (a- Go, Approach; - Cede- With - Cess - Move, Walk)
Accessible [ək'sesəbl] is accessible; accessible; understandable
accessibility [ək,sesə'biləti] is accessible; amiable; available
accessibly [æk'sesəbli] amiablely; approachable; obtainable
accession [æk'seʃən] added; inauguration; arrival; Registration
Accessional [æk'seʃənəl] attached
accessorial [,æksə'sɔ:riəl] appended; added; supplementary
Accessary [ək'sesəri] is attached; incidental; accessory; accessory; ornament; accessory
accessor ['əksesər] [count] accessor; accessor
accessory [ək'sesəri] vice;complicity; accessory; accessory; accessory; accessory; accessory
Difficult of access is not easy to approach, difficult to approach (difficult is not easy-going)
inaccessible hard to reach; hard to approach; hard to see (in-negation)
Inaccessibility is hard to reach; hard to approach; incomprehensible
inaccessibly[,inæk'sesəbli] is hard to approach; hard to get; hard to achieve
multiaccess[mʌlti'ækses] multiple access; multi-access
unaccessible['ʌnæk'sesəbl] unattainable; inaccessible (un-)
accident['æksidənt] accident; accident; accident; accident; opportunity (a- coming; -cid - falling, advent)
accidental [,æksi'dentəl] unexpected; Accidental; ancillary; Temporary marked; Secondary aspects; Non-primary features; Temporary marks
accidentally [,æksi'dentəli] unexpectedly; accidentally
accidented ['æksidentid] undulating; surface irregular
Air accident; flight crash
antiaccident (anti-)
traffic accident traffic accident traffic
Acclaim [ə'kleim] praised; for... Cheers, to... Cheers; cheers, cheers; praises (a-orientation; claim claims; shouts)
Acclaimed [ə'kleimd] was praised; cheers
acclamation [,æklə'meiʃən] cheered, applauded; applauded and cheered to indicate passage
acclamatory [ə'klæmətəri] cheered; cheered; praised
accommodate[ə'kɔmədeit] accommodate; make adaptation; supply; mediation (a- go; com-full;-mod-size, pattern, fit. Instruct the guest to be comfortable and well entertained)
accommodated[ə'kɔmədeitid] to make adaptations; placement; for... Accommodation is available
accommodating easy-going; Helpful; Willing to be accommodating; Make adaptations; Regulation; conciliation
accommodatingly easy-going; Helpfully
Accommodation accommodation, accommodation; regulation; reconciliation; reservation of bunks
accommodationist tolerant of compromised people; Accommodating, compromising
accommodative adaptive; [self-] regulating; convenient; easygoing
accommodator [ə'kɔmədeitə] mediator;
accompany[ə'kʌmpəni] companionship; Concomitant; Accompaniment (a-go; company accompaniment, from-pan bread, referring to people who eat bread together)
accompanied[ə'kʌmpənid] accompanied; Accompaniment, accompaniment; accompaniment
accompanier[,əkəm'pæniə] companion; vocalist =accompanist
accompanying[ə'kʌmpəniiŋ] accompanying, concomitant; attached; chaperonage
Accompaniment accompaniment; accompaniment
accompanist[ə'kʌmpənist] accompanist;
accompanyist['kmpniist] accompanist;accompanist
Unaccompanied Unaccompanied; Unordinated; Unordinated; Solo; [Musical] Unaccompanied (Un-)
accomplish [ə'kʌmpliʃ] completed; implemented; reached (a-go;-compli-completed with comlete, -ish verb suffix; check root pli-full)
Accomplishable [ə'kɔmpliʃəbl] accomplishable; achievable
Accomplished; skilled, skilled; cultivated; learned
Accomplishment achievement; completion; skill, skill
Unaccomplished unfinished; unfinished
accord [ə'kɔ:d] conforms; agrees; agreement; voluntary; makes agreement; gives (a-orientation; cord heart, which refers to a heart, heart-to-heart, and later extends conformity. ）
accordance [ə'kɔ:dəns] consistent; harmonious
accordancy[ə'kɔ:dənsi] reconciles; intention
accordant[ə'kɔ:dənt] consistent; harmonized
according[ə'kɔ:diŋ] consistent; consistent; corresponding; harmonious; conciliatory; in accordance with; according to; according to
according to, according to; depends; according to... Said
accordingly[ə'kɔ:diŋli] therefore, so; accordingly; illuminate
accordion[ə'kɔ:djən] foldable; accordion
accordionist [ə'kɔ:diənist] accordionist
disaccord [,disə'kɔ:d] inconsistencies, disagreements; discord; dis-)
accountant [ə'kauntənt] financial accountant (-ant, word derived from count)
account [ə'kaunt] account; bills; accounts (a-; count calculation)
account number account number (number number; number)
accountable [ə'kauntəbl] computable;
accountably [ə'kauntəbli] responsibly; explainablely (adjective +ly)
accountability [ə,kauntə'biliti] operational responsibility; obligatory (-ability)
accountancy [ə'kauntənsi] accounting work;
accountantship [ə'kauntənt,ʃip] accounting position; accounting ethics (-ship)
accounting [ə'kauntiŋ] accounting; billing; calculation
Capital account(s) capital account; fixed asset account (capital funds)
cash account (cash cash)
charge account [accounting] credit purchases; charge charges
Chief Accountant; Chief Accountant, Chief Accounting Officer (Chief Chief)
close an account; close account closing
no-account is worthless; unworthy; irredeemable; The unused (no no)
open account current account; open accounts (open)
open an accountopen
saving account (saving frugal)
stock account inventory account; securities account; stock share account
take... into account consideration; emphasis; consideration; consideration; consideration
unaccountable [ʌnə'kauntəbl] unexplainable; unlicensable (un-)
unaccountably [ʌnə'kauntəbl] unexplainablely; irresponsible (adjective +ly)
unaccountability[ʌnəkauntə'biliti] unexplained(-ability)
unaccounted [,ʌnə'kauntid] unexplained; unaccounted (undone)
accredit [ə'kredit] authorization; trust; delegation; attribution to (a- go; credit)
accredited [ə'kreditid] recognized; trustworthy; accredited
Accreditation [ə,kredi'teiʃən] delegated; trustworthy; qualified
accrediting[ə'kreditiŋ] principal appreciation; recognition; belief; attribution
accreditor[ə'kreditə] grantor;
disaccredit [,disə'kredit] revoke to... Appointment (or authorization, delegation, delegation); No longer trusted (dis-)
preaccredit[priə'kredit] pre-authorized (pre-)
reaccredit[riə'kredit] re-authorized (re-)
unaccredited [,ʌnə'kreditid] unauthorized; unaccepted (un-)
acculturate adaptation to new cultural practices; adaptation to new cultural practices (a-direction; culture culture)
acculturation [ə,kʌltʃə'reiʃən] cultural adaptation; cultural migration; cultural interpenetration (interaction of different cultures in frequent exchanges)
acculturationist[ə,kʌltʃə'reiʃənist] researcher on the process of cultural introduction; Researcher of the chemical process
acculturize[ə'kʌltʃəraiz] make... Acceptance of foreign cultures = acculturate
accumulate [ə'kju:mjuleit] accumulation; accumulation; Accumulation (a-coming; cumulate accumulation)
accumulated [ə'kju:mjuleitid] cumulative; cumulative; reached; cumulation
accumulating[ə'kju:mjuleit] [number] cumulative; accumulate
accumulation [ə,kju:mju'leiʃən] accumulation, accumulation; accumulation
Accumulation fund Provident Fund; [Accounting] Accumulation Fund (fund fund)
Accumulational[ə,kju:mju'leiʃənl] aggregated, stacked
accumulative[ə'kju:mjulətiv] cumulative; cumulative; accumulated
accumulator[ə'kju:mjuleitə] battery; [meter] accumulator; accumulator
accurate ['ækjurət] precise; standard-compliant, qualified (a-go;-curate note, be careful, i.e. do carefully, etymology with cure care, care)
accuracy ['ækjurəsi] (number) precision, accuracy (-acy noun suffix; refers to care to make precise)
accurancy['ækjurənsi] accuracy; measurement accuracy
Accurately['ækjuritli] precisely, precisely
inaccuracy[in'ækjurəsi] error; in-negation
Inaccurate[in'ækjurət] error
Inaccurately inaccurate; incorrectly
accuse [ə'kju:z] accusation, accusation; accusation; condemnation; attribution to (a- orientation; -cuse derived from causation, i.e. looking in one direction for a cause. Etymology with execuse)
accusable [ə'kjuzəbl] accusable, reprehensible
accusal [ə'kju:zəl] condemnation; accusation; charge = accusation
Accusation [,ækju:'zeiʃən] accusation, accusation; condemnation
accusative [ə'kju:zətiv] binge's; binge
Accusatorial [ə'kju:zə'tɔ:riəl] of the accuser; the accuser
accusatory [ə'kju:zətəri] is incriminating, accusing; indicted, accused
accused [ə'kju:zd] accused; defendant; accused; accused
accused person Defendant (person person)
accuser [ə'kju:zə] plaintiff; accuser; accuser
accusing [ə'kju:ziŋ] accusing; denouncing; attributing; accusing; accusing
accusingly[ə'kju:ziŋli] reproachfully; with a condemning attitude (adjective +ly)
accustom [ə'kʌstəm] makes habituation (a-go; custom custom)
habitual [ə'kʌstəmd] habitual; Usually; Exclusive; Make habits
accustomization [ə,kʌstəmə'zeiʃən] organism] habituation; adaptation; conformity, habituation
disaccustom [disə'kʌstəm] breaks the habit; makes... Loss of habit (dis-)
unaccustomed [,ʌnə'kʌstəmd] unaccustomed; strange (un-)
ace[eis] top-notch, standout; single point; direct scoring serve; top; (slang) best friend; win a point with a serve; beat; fantastic; too good (ac-sour; reference face face)
herbaceous [hə:'beiʃəs] herbaceous; green; leafy (herb-herb)
lutaceous argy; clay (lut-mud)
Menace Threats; Intimidation; Threats (Men Men; Men-Minds; Intelligence; Threats; ACE Tops; First Class)
Menace intimidators; threaters
Menacing threatening; sinister; threatening; threatening
Menacingly coercively; sinisterly
populace['pɔpjuləs] populace, popul, popul (popul- universal)
Proteinaceous protein
acellular [biological] non-cellular; non-cellular (a-no; cellular)
ache [eik] pain; craving (-ac tip, acid)
Ache all over body ache
ached [eikt] pain (-ed)
Aches and pains pain; discomfort; various ailments; pain pain
Aching ['eikiŋ] is painful; heartache; pain; longing
achy ['eiki] painful (noun + y)
-ache [eik] body part + ache table "pain in this area"
backache ['bækeik] back pain, back pain (back back)
bellyache ['belieik] abdominal pain, stomachache, stomachache; [beauty] complaining, chattering for no reason (belly belly)
earache ['iəreik] ear pain (ear ear)
faceache['feiseik] facial nerve pain (face face)
hand ache hand pain (hand hand)
headache ['hedeik] headache; trouble; headache (head head)
headachy ['hedeiki] headache; headache (noun + y)
heartache ['hɑ:t eik] angina (heart heart)
heatstroke ['hi:tstrəuk] [TCM] heat stroke
psychache heart pain (psych heart; spirit)
stomach ache stomach pain ; Stomach pain ; Stomach pain ; Stomach pain (stomach abdomen)
stomachache['stʌməkeik] stomach pain
throatache sore throat
toothache ['tu:θeik] [oral] toothache ; Toothache (tooth teeth)
achieve[ə'tʃi:v] obtained; obtained; realized; succeeded; achieved the desired purpose, achieved the desired result, and fulfilled the desired (a-go, go; chie-with chief "head", referring to the head, arriving. Cha-liev)
achievable[ə'tʃi:vəbəl] can be done; achievable;
achievability [ə'tʃ:və,biliti] sense of accomplishment
achieved [ə'tʃi:vd] obtained; completed; obtained, obtained; completed
achievement [ə'tʃi:vmənt] achievement; completed; reached
Achiever[ə'tʃi:və] successful people
achieving[ə'tʃi:viŋ] is taken; implemented
nonachiever [U.S.] failing students; Demoted students; The young man who has achieved nothing (non-)
overachieve [,əuvərə'tʃi:v] done better than expected (over-)
Overachievement Exceeds expected achievements (referring to areas such as academics)
Students who overachiever grades exceed expectations; people who achieve more than expected
underachieve failing to reach its full learning potential; poor academic performance (under-)
Underachievement low achievement; poor academic performance
Underachiever latecomers; students whose school grades are below IQ
unachieved Unfinished (undone)
acid['æsid] acid; [slang] psychedelics; acidic; ironic; mean (-ac tip, acid; -id adjective suffix)
acid rain (rain rain; rain)
acidaemia[,æsi'di:miə] [medical] acidemia (also known as academia)
acidate['æsideit] [chemical] oxidation;oxalization
acidemia[,æsi'di:mi] [Medical] phosphatemia
acidhead ['æsidhed] addicts; psychedelic drug addicts; ergotate diacetamide addicts (head head)
acidic[ə'sidik] acidic, acidic; acidic
acidification[ə,sidifi'keiʃən] [chemical] acidification; acidification; Sour
acidify['sidifai] [chemical] oxidation;acid; messenger... adult acid;use... oxidation
acidimeter [,æsi'dimitə] [chemical] acid (liquid) hydrometer, acid meter (-meter)
acidimetric[,æsidi'metrik] [differentiation] acid titration
acidimetry[,æsi'dimitri] [differentiation] acid titration
acidity[ə'sidəti] acidity; acidity; too much acidity; too much stomach acidity
Acidization [,æsidai'zeiʃən] acid etching; acidification process
Acidize ['æsidaiz] acidify; treat with acid; acidify = acidify
acidizing ['æsidaiziŋ] acidification treatment; acid treatment
acidly['æsidli] harshly; disapprovingly; undesirablely (adjective +ly)
Acidmetrical[,æsidi'metrikl] [chemical] acid titration
acidness['æsidnis] [chemistry] acidity, acidity; unpleasant look
acidolin['æsidəlin] acidoxin
acidolysis[,æsi'dɔlisis] [chemical] acidolysis; acidolysis
acidophil ['æsidəufil] [tissue] eosinophils; eosinophils; [biological] eosinophils
acidophile [ə'sidəfail] eosinophils; eosinophils; eosinophils
acidophilic[,æsidəu'filik] [medical] acidophilic; acidic (also known as oxyphilic)
acidophilus [æsi'dɔfiləs] [medical] acidophilus; acidic (also known as oxyphilic)
acidophilus milk yogurt (milk milk)
acidophilous[æsi'dɔfiləs] acidophilous
acidophilous milk yogurt (milk milk)
acidosis [,æsi'dəusis] [pathology] acidosis, acidosis
Acidotic[,æsi'dɔtik] acidosis; [differentiation] determines the amount of acid
acidproof['æsidpru:f] acid-resistant; acid-proof; acid-proof
acidulant [ə'sidjulənt] acidulant; acidifying knife agent (-ant agent)
acidulate ['sidjuleit] enticing;oxidizing (-ate)
acidulated [ə'sidjuleitid] Sour; Disharmony; acidification
acidulating['sidjuleiti] oxidizing;erring... sourness;use... oxidation
acidulation[,sidju'lein] oxidation;oxidation
acidulent[ə'sidju,lənt] [chemical] acidulant; Sour, slightly sour; (Words, etc.) harsh, sharp and mean
Acidulous[ə'sidjuləs] is sour; snarky; ironic
acidulousness[ə'sidjuləsnis] weak acid
acidy['æsidi] slightly acidic; Somewhat sour (noun +y)
acidylation[æsidi'leiʃən] acylation, acylation
antiacid ['ænti'æsid] antacid, antacid;
deacidify [,di:ə'sidifai] enables deacidification; lowers... Acidity (de-removed)
deacidification deacidification (action)
deacidize [di:'æsidaiz] deoxygenated; reduced
diacid [dai'æsid] [chemical] diacids; divalent acids; diacids (di-twice)
Hyperacid [,haipə'ræsid] hyperacid; [pathological] hyperacidity (hyper-hyper))
hyperacidity [,haipərə'sidəti] [internal medicine] hyperacidemia
nonacid non-sour (non-)
peracid[,pə:'æsid] (higher oxygen content than other acids) peracid;
reacidizing repetitive acidification (re-)
Strong acid
subacid slightly sour; ironic; (language) slightly scathing; [Chemical] slightly acidic (sexual).
subacidity [sʌbæ'siditi] slightly acidic;
unacid acid-free (un-)
acknowledge [ək'nɔlidʒ] acknowledge; acknowledge;
acknowledged [ək'nɔlidʒd] recognized; universally recognized; recognized; confirmed; acknowledged; acknowledged; acknowledged
acknowledgedly[ək'nɔlidʒidli] is recognized
acknowledgement[ək'nɔlidʒmənt] acknowledges; acknowledges; acknowledges; thanks
acknowledgment [ək'nɔlidʒmənt] Thanksgiving; acknowledgment; acknowledgment
acknowledger[ək'nɔlidʒə] acknowledgment switch;
acknowledging[ək'nɔlidʒiŋ] confirmation; thank you to the customer; acknowledge
unacknowledged unrecognized, unceremoniously acknowledged; unanswered (un-)
–acle noun suffix, meaning "small", with -cle, -le (reference: -a- connection symbol, -cle small)
binnacle compass box (bin box)
Cenacle dining room; like-minded group; meeting room
Coracle (small fishing boat made of waterproof material) small round boat (core core)
debacle collapse; disaster; thawing (de-no;-bacle rod, stick, brace)
Manacle bondage; handcuffs; give... Handcuffs (-man hands)
miracle ['mirəkl] miracle, miraculous person or thing; amazing example (mir surprise)
obstacle ['ɔbstəkl] obstacle, interference; obstruction (person) ;( obstacle in horse racing) fence; fence barrier (ob-opposite; -st-standing, placed, -acle noun suffix, i.e. standing opposite, by extension obstacle)
Oracle Oracle; Prophecy; Oracle; Saint (ora- Prayer, Speaking)
spectacle['spektəkl] scene; scene; spect; spect; spectacular; public display; appearance, false (complex) glasses (spect-see; perspective)
tentacles; tentacles; tentacles (tent-contact)
acline [geography] no inclination; magnetic equator; horizontal strata (a-no; -cline tilt)
acquire [ə'kwaiə] acquisition; acquisition; learning; capture (a- coming, c catering to pronunciation patterns; -quire-tong-quest-requirements, seeking)
acquirable[ə'kwaiərəbl] is available;
acquirability[ə,kwaiərə'biləti] obtainable (sex)
acquired [ə'kwaiəd] (meaning obtained by one's own efforts or actions), obtained; [Medicine] acquired; acquired; acquired; habitual; Capture
acquired taste hobbies; hobbies (taste tasting; taste)
acquiree[əkwaiə'ri] the purchaser; the acquired
acquirer[ə'kwaiərə] buyer; assignee; demander; catcher
Acquirement[ə'kwaiəmənt] acquisition; learning; talent; achievement
acquiring [ə'kwaiəiŋ] capture, detection; acquisition; aiming; obtain
reacquire[,ri:ə'kwaiə] re-acquired, re-acquired (re-)
reacquired[,ri:ə'kwaiəd] reacquired.retrieved
reacquirement[,ri:ə'kwaiəmənt] repo
acquisition[,ækwi'ziʃən] obtains things, obtains (ac-go; -quisit with -quest requirements, looking)
Acquisitions[,ækwi'ziʃənz] mergers, acquisitions; acquisitions, acquisitions, acquisitions; acquisitions, [law] acquisitions
Acquisitive[ə'kwizitiv] (especially for material wealth, money, etc.) greed (quisit requirements)
acquisitively[ə'kwizitivli] can acquire and reserve land; insatiably
acquisitiveness [ə,kwi'zitivnis] possessiveness
land acquisition (land land)
ACR roots are pointed, tall, and beginning, along with acry and acro
acronym (acr-pointed, first, beginning, -onym name)
acronymic about acronyms
acronymous about acronyms
acronymy initials; acronym
acre ['eikə] land, estate, acres (derived from agro agriculture, farmland, which in Old English means a piece of land, later quantified as a cow can cultivate in a day, i.e. one acre)
acreage ['eikəridʒ] Area, Acres (-age)
acred ['eikəd] owns many properties; acres (noun + ed)
half-acre
Massacre; Total Defeat; Massacre; Fiasco (Mass Mass)
ACRI- pointed, tall, with acr and acro (cf. acidic acid)
acrid (smell) spicy, bitter; mean (-id)
Acridity was pungent and bitter; harsh criticism
Acridness was spicy; mean; bitter
Acrimony was spicy, squabbly mean; vitriol; harsh
Acrimonious was harsh; pungent; snarky
Acrimon wisely vengefully; scathingly
acro- Highest, Vertex, Beginning
acro highest; vertex; beginning; first
Acrobat Acrobat, Stuntman; Adaptor; StormTrooper, Fickle
Acrobatic acrobatic; stunt walking (-bat walking)
Acrobatics; ingenious techniques
acrocephalia pointed, pointed teenarian (=acrocephaly)
acrophobe people with fear of heights; people with fear of heights
Acrophobia phobia
across [ə'krɔs] through; across; across; opposite (a-facing; cross across)
across from in... opposite side
Come across encounters; inadvertently discovered (come)
Go across, across; walk through
act root behavior; action, implementation, with acti, actu, ag, ig (more example words lookact)
actant actor; subject language
Act [ækt] performance; action; action; function, effect; act, action; decree, bill
Act root comes from Latin meaning to do, to drive, meaning "do; make" (different prefix suffix checkactress)
actable['æktəbl] can be performed;
act as act; act as act
Acting['æktiŋ] acting; acting; pretending; (script) suitable for performance; for (actor) performance; functioning; influencing
act out put... Perform it; put... Put it into action
Act up is mischievous; dysfunctional; malfunctioning;
Act up to practice; press... Do things; comply
act upon on... works; according to ... act
Copyright Act; Copyright Act (copyright)
counteract [,kauntə'rækt] offset; neutralize; hindrance (counter-)
didact ['didækt] [beauty] preacher, educator; man who loves to train people (did)
didactic[di'dæktik] preachy; didactic; didactic;
didactical[di'dæktikl] teaching; lessons; love of the trainer (-al)
didactically[di'dæktikli] taught, taught
didacticism[di'dæktisizəm] Enlightenment; lecturism; lecturism (-ism)
didactics[di'dæktiks] pedagogy, pedagogy (-ics)
Donkey act [beauty] stupidity; fault, fault, mistake, mistake (donkey stupid)
long-acting['lɔŋ,æktiŋ] [medicine] long-acting (long)long-acting
One-Act Play One-Act (One-Play Play)
One-acter ['wʌn'æktə] [colloquial] one-act play; one-act opera
Playact ['pleiækt] contrived; acting; pretending (play performance)
Playacting['plei,æktiŋ] acting; pretending
playactor['plei,æktə] (drama) actor (-or)
quick-acting fast; quick-acting (quick fast)
Stamp act Stamp Duty Act (stamp stamp; imprint)
three-act ['θri:ækt] three acts of (three three)
action['ækʃən] performance; act, -ion
action movie (movie movie)
Action plan;plan plan
actionability [,ækʃənə'bləti] practicability; Enforceability; Controllable Litigation (-ability)
actionable['ækʃənəbl] actionable, actionable (-able)
actional ['ækʃənəl] action; dynamic (-al)
direct action Direct action; direct action (direct direct)
Class-action class actions (class class; classmates)
covert action Covert action; covert activity (covert covert)
live-action live
active['æktiv] active; active; active; active; active; active voice; active (-ive)
Active list [military] active roster (list list)
activate['æktiveit] stimulus; make active; make lively (-ate)
activated; lively; activated; activated; activated; activated; animated; alive; made radioactive (-ed)
Activation[,ækti'veiʃən] activation; activation (-ion)
activator['æktiveitə] catalyst; activator; activator; catalyst (-or)
actively['æktivli] actively; actively (adjective +ly)
Activeness['æktivnis] Subjective initiative; activity positivity (-ness)
Active part Active part; active part, active part (part part)
activewear ['æktiv,weə] sportswear = active wear(wear)
activism ['æktivizəm] activism; activism (-ism)
activist ['æktivist] activist, activist (-ist)
photoactive [,fəutəu'æktiv] photosensitive; photoactivized; photo-activated
activity[æk'tiviti] activity (active, -i-connection symbol, - ty noun suffix)
activize['æktivaiz] makes... Take action; will... Inflamation = activate(-ize)
actor['æktə] actor (act; -or）
actress ['æktris] actress (actor +-ess female)
backacter [bæ'kæktə] backhoe excavator;
backaction['bæk'ækʃən] reverse action; Reaction (after back)
bioactivator [,baiəu 'æktiveitə] bioactivant;
Bioactive [,baiəu'æktiv] is biologically active and acts on living matter
bioactivity['baiəu,æk'tivəti] biological activity; biological activity (refers to the effect of pesticides, etc. on living organisms)
bioreactor[,baiəuri:'æktə] bioreactor
coact [kəu'ækt] collaboration, joint action (co-)
coaction [kəu'ækʃən] coercion; joint action; cooperation; interaction
Coactive [kəu'æktiv] mandatory; restrictive; interactive
coactivator[kəu'æktiveitə] coactivator; coactivant (-or)
contract ['kɔntrækt] contract; Contraction; infection; contracting (contr-)
contractability[,kɔntræktə'biliti] contractability(-ability)
contractable['kɔntræktəbl] infectable (-able)
contracted [kən'træktid] contract; contracted; narrow; Small-volume, stingy, narrow-minded; Make a contract(-ed)
Contractedly [kən'træktidli] stingily; narrow-mindedly
contractedness [kən'træktidnis] stinginess; narrow-minded (-ness)
Contractile [kən'træktail] shrinks and is contractile
contractility [kəntræk'tiləti] shrinkage, telescopic force; shrinkage
contracting [kən'træktiŋ] contracted; contracted; contracted; contracted
contraction[kən'trækʃən] contraction, contraction; abbreviation; pest (-tion)
contractor['kɔntræktə] contractor; contractor (-or)
contractual[kən'træktʃuəl] contractual, contractual (-al)
contractually[kən'træktʃuəli] contracted; contractually; contractually; contractually
contracture[kən'træktʃə] [medical] contracture (-ure)
counteract[kauntər'ækt] offset; counteraction; counter-)
counteraction[kauntər'ækʃən] neutralization; action against; resistance; reactionary (-tion)
counteractive[kauntər'æktiv] counteractive; resistive; opposed (-ive)
deactivate[di:'æktiveit] invalidated; renders inactive; demobilized (de-)
deactivated [di:'æktiveitid] invalid; invalid; invalid; deactivated; release (-ed)
deactivation [di:,ækti'veiʃən] [physicochemical] deactivation; passivation (-tion)
deactivator[di:'æktiveitə] deactivator, passivator; decoder(-or)
deactive[di:'æktiv] is revoked, not activated
eco-activist[,i:kəu'æktivist] environmental activist, eco-activist (eco-ecological)
enact [i'nækt] enacted; laws are enacted; played; occurs; makes... Action (en-)
enactment [i'næktmənt] enacted, promulgated; adopted; decree (-ment)
enactive [i'næktiv] by act (or decree); has the power to enact laws (or bills, ordinances, etc.) (-ive)
exact [ig'zækt] accurate, precise; precise; strong; strong (ex-)
exactly[ig'zæktli] exactly; exactly; precisely; correctly (adjective +ly)
exacting[ig'zæktiŋ] strict; demanding; strenuous; coercive; urgently needed
exactness[ig'zæktnis] correct; exact (-ness)
exactor[ig'zækə] strongmen, robbers, extortionists, persons who impose (taxes, etc.) (-or)
exacter[ig'zækə] stronger =exactor(-er)
exactable[ig'zækəbl] forceable, forceable (-able)
exaction[ig'zækʃən] demand; extortion; extortion of miscellaneous taxes (-ion)
exactitude[ig'zæktitju:d] correct, precise; strict, well-behaved (-tude)
fast-acting fast-acting; Fast acting (fast fast)
hyperactive[,haipər'æktiv] hyperactive; hyper-hyper-hyper)
hyperactivity[,haipəræk'tivəti] hyperactive; hyperactive (-ty)
inaction [in'ækʃən] inactivity; in-negation
inactivate [in'æktiveit] makes inactive (-ate)
inactive [in'æktiv] inactive (-ive)
inactively [in'æktivli] inactively (adjective +ly)
inactivity [,inæk'tiviti] quiescent state; inactive (-ty)
interact [intər'ækt] interacts with each other; interacts with each other(inter-)
interacted[intər'æktid] interacts; Interaction (-ed)
interactant [intər'æktənt] interplaying things; reactants (-ant)
interaction[intər'ækʃən] interaction; [number] interaction; interaction (-ion)
interactional[intər'ækʃənl] interacting (-al)
interactive[intər'æktiv] interactive; interactive (-ive)
interactive media (media media)
misact[mis'ækt] action error (mis-)
misaction[mis'ækʃən] error behavior; Rejection phenomenon (-ion)
nonactivated ['nɔn'æktiveitid] inactive; inactive (undone)
non-active stable; Non-radioactive (non-)
Non-action Inaction; Inaction
outact[,aut'ækt] better in action; better than (out-) in acting
overact[əuvər'ækt] will... Over-performance; over-action
overactive[əuvər'æktiv] is too active; abnormally active (-ive)
overactivity['əuvəræk'tiviti] is too active and overactive; overactive (-ty)
photoactivity [,fəutəuæk'tivəti] photosensitive;
photoactivate[,fəutəu'æktiveit] [physics] sensitization with light; [chemistry] with photocatalysis
photoactivatable Light-activated (-able)
photoactivation [plant] light activation, photosensitization (-ion)
playact contrived; acting; pretending; acting; acting; playing
Playacting ['plei,æktiŋ] acting; pretending
playactor ['plei,æktə] actor
preact ['pri:ækt] ahead, ahead of (action); pre-action (pre-before)
proaction[,prəu'ækʃən] preemptive (pro-first)
Proactive [,prəu'æktiv] [psychology] pre-shot; showing the superiority of prophetic data over hindsight data; proactive, pre-action; (anticipating future problems or needs) taking action in advance
proactively [,prəu'æktivli] forward-shot; actively; positively (adjective +ly)
proactiveness [,prəu'æktivnis] positivity; initiative; preemptivity (-ness)
proactor [,prəu'æktə] preampler(-or)
psychoactive['psaikəu'æktiv] affects mental states; psycho-mental
radioactive [,reidiəu'æktiv] [nuclear] radioactive;
radioactivity [,reidiəu'æktiviti] radioactivity; [nuclear] radioactivity; radiological phenomena (-ty)
react[ri'ækt] reaction; effect; resistance; reactive (re-)
reactant [ri'æktənt] [chemical] reactants; reactants (-ant)
reactance [ri'æktəns] [electrical] reactance; inductive resistance (-ance)
reaction[ri'ækʃən] reaction, induction; reactionary, retro; reaction (-ion)
reactionism[ri'ækʃəniz əm] ultraconservatism; reactionary thought (-ism)
reactionist[ri'ækʃənist] reactionaries; conservatives (-ist)
reactionary[ri'ækʃənəri] conservative, reactionary; reactionary; reactionary; conservative (-ary)
reactivate [ri'æktiveit] to resume activities; to resume active service; to reopen (-ate)
reactivated[ri'æktiveitid] reactivated; Reactivation; Regeneration (-ed)
reactivating[ri'æktiveitiŋ] resurrected; reactivated; resumed activity; made... Reactivation; return to active duty
Reactivation[ri(:)ækti'veiʃən] [physical] reactivation; regeneration; case of re-energization; [nuclear] reactivation
Reactive[ri'æktiv] reactive; reactive; reactionary
reactively[ri'æktivli] reactively; reactionarily (adjective +ly)
reactiveness[ri'æktivnis] reactivity; -ness
reactivity[,riæk'tivəti] reaction; reactionary (-ty)
reactor[ri'æktə] [chemical] reactor; [nuclear] reactor; reacting man (-or)
Nuclear reactor; atomic furnace (nuclear atomic energy)
overreact[əuvəri'ækt] overreacting; over-reactive
overreaction[əuvəri'ækʃən] overreacting; overreacting (-ion)
self-acting['self'æktiŋ] automatic (self-own)
Self-reacting (to adapt to changes in the outside world) is automatically adjusted, automatically adapted
semiactive [,sem(a)i'æktiv] [missile science] (guided) semi-active (semi-semi)
transact [træn'zækt] transaction; negotiation; Handling (trans-through, passing)
transaction [træn'zækʃən] transaction; transaction; transaction;
transactive trans activation, negotiation (-ive)
transactivation [træn,ʒækti'veiʃən] transactivation;
Transactivator trans activator
transactor [træn'zæktə] person; person making transactions; processor (-or)
Underreact doesn't react strongly, doesn't react strongly; doesn't react as expected (under)
unactable[ʌn'æktəbl] cannot be staged (un-;-able)
unacted[ʌn'æktid] unoptid; unaffected (-ed)
underact[ʌndər'ækt] under
underaction[ʌndər'ækʃən] auxiliary action; Insufficient response; inflexible (-ion)
underactive [,ʌndə'æktiv] not flexible enough(-ive)
vasoactive [veizəu'æktiv] vasoactive; vasoactive (vaso vascular)
actual ['æktʃuəl; -tjuəl] real, actual; realistic (word derived from act, result of action, extended to fact, -u-connection symbol; -al adjective suffix)
actually ['æktʃuəli] actually; actually
actualism['æktʃuə,lizəm] realism; realism
actualist['æktʃuəlist] realist = factualist factuist
actuality[,æktʃu'æliti] status quo; reality; facts
actualise ['æktʃuəliz] becomes a reality; reaching its potential; Practice; make it a reality; play out... potential
actualize ['æktʃuəlaiz] implementation, implementation; implementation
Actualization[,æktʃuəlai'zeiʃən] implementation; realization
actuate ['æktjueit] starts (machine, etc.); prompts, drives; motivates (people, etc.) (words derived from act action, -u-connection symbol, -ate verb suffix)
actuated['æktju:eitid] started; Action-oriented; Drive; Incentives; Make it work
actuating['æktjueitiŋ] started; Drive; Start
actuation[,æktju'eiʃən] impulse, drive; stimulus; action
Actuator [self] actuator; motivator; actuator
air-actuated [engineering] pneumatic, compressed air(air)
exactitude[iɡ'zæktitju:d] correct, precise; strict, well-behaved (ex= exceeded)
unactuated[ʌn'æktju:eitid] unopened (undone)
–acu tip, spine (derived from -ac tip, u connection symbol)
acute [əˈkjuːt] severe, [medical] acute; acute; acute; acute; shrill (acu-spike, prickly, sharp, by extension keen, acute; another explanation: ac-pointed, -ute adjective suffix)
Acutely sharply; violently
Acuteness intense; sharp; sharp
Acuition sensitivity
Acuity was sharp; sharp; intense
Acumen is smart and sharp (reference men)
Acuminate is sharp; pointed; makes... sharp
Acumination pointed; sharp
Acuminous was sharp; sharp; pointed
acupoint acupuncture points; (Chinese medicine) acupuncture points (point points)
acupression pin pressing (ac-tip, u connection symbol)
acupressure needle pressing (press press)
acupuncture acupuncture; acupuncture therapy; Acupuncture (puncture puncture)
Acupuncturist acupuncturist; acupuncturist
–acy noun suffix, denoting "form of government; rule; domination", with -cracy
accuracy ['ækjurəsi] (number) precision, accuracy (a go;-curate note, be careful; point to make precision with care)
adequacy ['ædikwəsi] is sufficient; appropriate; appropriateness (ad-go; -equ-equal)
complicacy ['kɔmplikəsi] complexity; intricate cases (plicate with pleats; -pli folding)
confederacy [kən'fedərəsi] confederation; confederation; private parties (con-;-feder-allies)
Position of Associate Pastor of Curacy; Status of Assistant Pastor (Cur-Caring)
Delegation of delegacy['deliɡəsi]
determinacy certainty; determin-determinism
Federacy['fedərəsi] Union; Feder-League
literacy['litərəsi] literacy; proficiency in literature (-liter-literal)
Lunacy insane; stupid behavior (lun-light; luna luna)
mediacy ['mi:diəsi] mediation; intermediate state; medium (medi-intermediate)
profligacy ['prɔfliɡəsi] profligacy;debauchery;waste (pro-forward, -flig hitting)
supremacy [sju'preməsi] hegemony; supremacy; sovereignty; supreme supremacy
Supremacist [sju'preməsist] supremacist; supremacist
Surrogacy Surrogacy Surrogy; Surrogacy Behavior (derived from Surrogate Surrogacy)
ad- A word found in Latin etymology; ; tendency; make...; go... Add; take the emphasis effect
ad root Go, go, face, with ade, ado (see ad-)
ad. [eidi:] Advertisement (Chaadvert)
Classified ad classified ads
Job ad job advertisement; job advertisement (job job)
make an ad. Make an ad (make production)
print ad print advertising, print advertising (print printing)
want ad recruitment ads, solicit ads (want want)
wanted ad job advertisement; Job advertisements
adapt[ə'dæpt] to adapt; adaptation; Adaptation (ad-go; apt appropriate)
Adaptable[ə'dæptəbl] suitable; adaptable; modifiable
adaptability[ə,dæptə'biləti] adaptability; variability; suitability
Adaptation[,ədæp'teiʃən] adaptation; adaptation; adaptation, adaptation
Adaptative[ə'dæptətiv] adaptable
Adapted[ə'dæptid] makes adaptation, adaptation; adaptation
adapter[ə'dæptə] adapter; adaptor; adapter; adaptor
adaption[ə'dæpʃən] adaptation; adaptation
adaptive[ə'dæptiv] adaptable, fit
adaptor [ə'dæptə] [communication] adapter; (US) adaptor; adapter = adapter
dark adapted adapted to dark light
ill-adapted with... Incongruous (ill-negative)
inadaptable does not fit; cannot be rewritten (in-negate)
inadaptability is not adaptive; no adaptation
Inadaptation does not fit
interadaptation (inter-)
multiadapter multi-adapter multi-purpose adder (multi-)
nonadaptive[nɔn,ə'dæptiv] unadaptive (non-)
unadaptable ['ʌnə'dæptəbl] cannot be adapted;
unadapted [,ʌnə'dæptid] unadapted; unadjusted (undone)
add root Plus, plus (example word lookup primary version add)
add[æd] add; add; calculate sum (word derived from and, note the pronunciation)
add up total; add up (up up)
addable['ædəbl] addable (-able)
addible['ædəbl] addable, addable (-ible)
adder['ædə] adder; viper (small venomous snake from Europe); pig-nosed snake (non-venomous snake from North America) (-er)
addit adder; additive (-it line; go)
addition [ə'diʃən] add;additive;addition(-ion)
additional [ə'diʃənəl] additional, extra; added, added (-al)
additionally[ə'diʃənəli] In addition; also, plus (adjective +ly)
additive ['æditiv] additive, additive; Additive (-ive)
food additive (food food)
polyaddition [,pɔliə'diʃən] stepwise addition polymerization (poly-many)
subadditive [sʌb'æditiv] by additive; subadditivity (of)
subadditivity [,sʌb,ædi'tiviti] subadditivity(-ty)
superadd [,sju:pə'æd] added; plus (super super)
superaddition [,sju:pə' diʃən] additives; Add more, add more
addict [ə'dikt] addicted person; addicted person; addicted; addicted; addicted; addicted (a- go; d double-written, dict says; command; i.e., obey orders and let them fall, by extension "fascinated; addicted"; check dict; refer to add)
Addicted [ə'diktid] indulging in some (especially bad) hobby; addicted
Addiction [ə'dikʃən] addiction, addiction; addiction
addictive [ə'diktiv] addictive; additive
Be addicted to indulge in certain (especially bad hobbies).
dope addict [slang] addict, drug addict = drug addict
drug addicts; drug abusers
exercise addiction sports addiction, exercise exercise exercise
telly-addict TV fans; TV addicts (telly TV)
address [ə'dres] Contact address; speech; speech; speech; speaking skills; salutation (ad-go; dress with direct, table "guide")
addressee [,ædre'si:] recipient; recipient
addresser [ə'dresə] sender; sender; spokesperson
addressor [ə'dresə] sender; spokesperson; speaker
addressing [ə'drəsiŋ] addressing, addressing; accessing
addressing machine address printer; address printer; name address printer (machine machine)
addressograph [ə'dresə,ɡrɑ:f] e-mail address printer;
farewell address; farewell address
mail address; mail address (mail mail)
multiaddress [computer] multi-address (multi-)
postal address; correspondence address (postal postal)
readdress [,ri:ə'dres] re-paired... Address; changed name address (re-)
readdressing [count] re-addressing; re-addressing
Self-addressed to oneself; name and address of the sender; self-talking (self-address)
subaddress ['sʌbə,dres] [count] subaddress [sub-sub)
unaddressed ['ʌnə'drest] unnamed address (un-)
adduce [ ə'dju:s] citation;citation (ad-go; duce guidelines)
adducent [ə'dju:sənt] (dianabol) retracted, adducted
adduct [ə'dʌkt] makes adduction; [chemical] adduct
adduction [ə'dʌkʃən] citation; inward turn; adduction
adductive, adductable
adductor [ ə'dʌktə] [anatomy] adductor;
–ade 1. Noun suffix, denoting "action; action; go", with vad;2. Means "products of substances (especially sweet drinks)", "(fruit) drinks", "... Juice"
Embassy of ambassade ['æmbəseid] (amb-on both sides; walking)
arcade [ɑ:'keid] arcade (arc)
Ballade[bə'leid] narrative song; three-verse ballad rhymes
barricade[,bæri'keid] barricades; barricades; controversies; Obstacles (bar obstacles, railings)
blockade [blɔ'keid] block
Blockader [blɔ'keidə] blockade ships, ships that carry out blockades; blockaders
Brigade brigades; large troops; queues; put ... Organized into brigades; Formation (BRIG Bridge)
cannonade [,kænə'neid] shelling (cannon cannon)
charade [ʃə'rɑ:d] Watch gesture guessing puzzle game (char-nagging)
clownade[klaunid] Clown's Gimmick (clown clown)
cockade [kɔ'keid] cap badge, coat of arms; knot on the hat (cock rooster)
colonnade [,kɔlə'neid] [build] colon colon colon (colon colon)
comrade ['kɔmrid] comrade; partner (com-together; -rade go)
cottonade [,kɔtə'neid] filled with rice thick cotton (or blend) (cotton cotton)
crusade [kru:'seid] Crusaders, Reform Movement (crus calf)
decade (dec-ten)
escapade[,eskə'peid] deviant behavior; prank (escape escape)
fac-do;face-to-face
fade[feid] faded; withered; faded; faded; Make fading; Bland; boring; (film, television) fade out; fade in (fall + ade action; originally used for food light and tasteless, later used for fading light)
Gasconade boasts, brags (Gascon bragging man)
Grade grade; grade; grade; grade; grade; grade; grade; grade; Grading; gradual change
lade [leid] waterway; loading; loading (boat) ;( scooped out with a spoon); loading (same load load; reference lake)
lemonade [,lemə'neid] lemon soda
limeade [,laim'eid] lime soda, lime juice; lemonade (lime lime)
marmalade ['mɑ:məleid] jam made from fruits such as oranges or lemons
masquerade [,mæskə'reid] masquerade; camouflage; camouflage; masquer masquer masquerade dancer)
Masquerader [,mæskə'reidə] impersonators; those who wear masks; people who attend masquerade balls
orange marmalade orange sauce; bitter orange; orange peel marmalade jam
orangeade [,ɔrindʒ'eid] fresh orange juice, orange water (orange orange)
parade [pə'reid] parade; parade; showing off; marching; parade ground; marching in line (para-parallel; -ade walking)
Parader [pə'reidə] marcher
pasquinade [,pæskwi'neid] satirical poetry; satirical writing; Write satirical poems to attack; write satirical essays
Renegade traitors; renegades; defectors; betrayals; detachments; betrayals; betrayals (re-;-neg denials; -ade go)
Stade Stadium; Race Walking Track; Chariot Track (=Stadium); Stad (Ancient Greek, Roman Unit of Length)
stockade [stɔ'keid] fence; fenced place; fenced; fenced; defended by a fence (stock trunk; -ade walk)
tamponade [,tæmpə'neid] cuffing;
trade[treid] trade;trading (tra-)
Wade Trek; Wading, Walking (Water + ADE Action)
adequacy ['ædikwəsi] is sufficient; appropriate; appropriateness (ad-go; -equ-equal; -acy）
adequate ['ædikwit] sufficient; appropriate; competent (ad-go, go)
adequately ['ædikwitli] adequately; sufficiently; appropriately
adequateness ['ædikwitnis] is sufficient; appropriate; suitable
inadequacy[in'ædikwəsi] is inappropriate, inadequate; incomplete; not very
Inadequate [in'ædikwit] inadequate, inappropriate
inadequately [in'ædikwitli] inappropriately; not good enough (adverb)
Inadequateness is inappropriate
adhere [əd'hiə] persistence; attachment; adhesion; following; making adding (ad-go;-here bonding)
adherence [əd'hiərəns] persistence; attachment; loyalty
adherency [əd'hiərənsi] bonding; Adhesion; adhesion
adherend [əd'hiərənd] is muted;
adherent [əd'hiərənt] attached; Believers; followers
adherently [əd'hiərəntli] attached; Sticky ground
adhesion [əd'hi:ʒən] adhesion;support;entrenched (-hes-adhesion)
adhesive [əd'hi:siv] adhesion; adhesive; adhesive; adhesive
adhesive ability; adhesion ability; ability ability
adhesive agent adhesion (agent agent)
adhesive bonding adhesive
adhesive coating (coating coating; coating)
Adhesive film film
adhesive force adhesion, adhesion (force force)
adhesive material Adhesive materials
adhesive plaster plaster (plaster plaster)
adhesive power adhesion (power power)
adhesive property adhesion; adhesion; adhesion (property properties)
adhesive strength (strength strength)
tape tape tape
adhesiveness stickiness; adhesion
non-adhesive non-adhesive
unadhesive non-adhesive (un-)
adjective ['ædʒiktiv] adjective; subordinate; adjective (ad-go; -ject throw, shoot, i.e. modifier noun word)
adjective clause adjective clause; clause clause
adjectival [,ædʒek'taivəl] adjective of
adjectivally[,ædʒek'taivəli] as adjective land; adjective-like
adjoin[ə'dʒɔin] contiguous, contiguous (ad-go; join join)
adjoining [ə'dʒɔiniŋ] contiguous; contiguous; adjacency
adjoint adjoint adjoint matrix; adjoint
adjudge [ə'dʒʌdʒ] pronounced; verdict; held (ad-go, go; judge trial)
adjudged ['ddt] verdict
adjudgement[ə'dʒʌdʒmənt] trial; pronounced;
adjudicate [ə'dʒu:dikeit] ruling;
adjudication [ə,dʒu:di'keiʃən] ruling; judgment; declaration of bankruptcy
Adjudicative [ə'dʒu:di,keitiv] verdict
adjudicator [ə'dʒu:dikeitə] judge; adjudicator
adjudicatory [ə'dʒu:dikətəri] trial; Declared; Adjudicated
adjust [ə'dʒʌst] adjust; make... Fit; Calibration (ad-;just just right)
adjustable[ə'dʒʌstəbl] adjustable; adjustable
adjustable range (range range)
adjustability [ə,dʒʌstə'biliti] Adaptability; variable interest rates (or income, fees, etc.)
adjusted[ə'dʒʌstid] adjusted, adjusted; Adjustments; corrections
adjuster[ə'dʒʌstə] regulator; Mediators; adjusters( of the product), inspectors; Corrector; Assembler (insurance, etc.) Adjuster (-er)
adjustfield[ə'dʒʌstfi:ld] adjust field (field field; field)
Adjusting[ə'dʒʌstiŋ] for adjustment
Adjusting nut
adjustive[ə'dʒʌstiv] regulated; adjusted
adjustment[ə'dʒʌstmənt] adjustment; regulator
adjustment range (range range; amplitude)
adjustor[ə'dʒʌstə] regulator;
misadjustment disorder; mis-tuning
nonadjustable is not adjustable; non-adjustable
self-adjusting; self-adjusting
unadjusted['ʌnə'dʒʌstid] unadjusted(undone)
well-adjusted fully commissioned; fully adaptable (well-good)
admeasure [æd'meʒə] rationing, distribution; measurement
admeasurement allocation; metering; size
admeasuring apparatus;apparatus instrument
administer[əd'ministə] administration; execution; giving; giving; giving; giving; performing the duties of the administrator; acting as administrator (ad-go; Mini Small, Minister Minister; Minister; Minister)
administrable[əd'ministrəbl] manageable; manageable
administrate[əd'ministreit] Management; Operations, Implementation (Strategy Strategy; Strategy)
Administration[ədmini'streiʃən] administration; administration; implementation; administrative bodies
administrative [əd'ministrətiv] administrative, administrative
administrative measures
administrative office, administrative office (office)
Administrative staff; administrative staff
Administrator; administrator
antiadministration [U.S.] anti-government, anti-executive
Hospital Administrator (Hospital Hospital)
Hospital administration; hospital governance
Admiral ['ædmərəl] Admiral; Fleet Commander; Flagship (Chamir exclamation, exclamation)
Admiral of the Fleet; Five-Star Admiral (Fleet; Harbor)
Admiralty ['ædmərəlti] Admiralty; Admiralty; Admiralty;
Admiralty chart [measurement] [water transport] chart chart
Admiralty mile (mile(legal) miles
Five-star admiral five-star admiral (military level) five-star five-star)
Fleet admiral [U.S.] five-star admiral (military class) [British] admiral (fleet fleet)
Rear admiral (National Marine Corps) Rear Admiral (rear rear)
Vice Admiral Admiral (vice admiral)
Vice Admiralty Vice Admiralty
admire [əd'maiə] admiration; praise; praise (ad-in; Chamir exclaimed, sighing)
Admirable ['ædmərəbl] admirable; excellent; commendable
admirably ['ædmərəbli] beautifully, superbly; admirably
admirability[,ædmərə'biləti] excellence; admiration
admirableness ['ædmərəblnis] wonderful; Admiration; excellent
admiration [,ædmə'reiʃən] admiration; appreciation; envy; praise
admired [əd'maiəd] admired; envied; Envy, praise; admiration
admirer [əd'maiərə] envier; appreciator; admirer
admiring [əd'maiəriŋ] appreciated, envied
admiringly [əd'maiəriŋli] admiringly; enviously
Unadmired is not admired; no one likes it
admissible [əd'misəbl] permisible; adoptable; acceptable (ad-go, to; -miss to send, send, send, originally means permission to enter and exit, and later refers to consent. With additive)
admissible evidence reliable evidence; Evidence
Admissibility is permissible; admission is eligible
Admission [əd'miʃən] acknowledges; entrance fee; entry permit; confession; offer
Admission ticket; admission ticket; admission ticket (ticket ticket)
admissive[əd'misiv] approved; allowed
inadmissible is not allowed; in-denial
Inadmissibility is hard to admit; things that can't be allowed
admit[əd'mit] acknowledges; allows; allows; allows entry; can accommodate (ad-go, go; -mit send, send out, originally refers to permission to enter and exit, after referring to consent)
Admittable[əd'mitəbl] is eligible for entry
admittance[əd'mitəns] entry; right of entry; access
admitted [əd'mitid] recognized; recognized; recognized
admittedly [əd'mitidli] admittedly; undeniably; clearly
admitting [əd'mitiŋ] admits
Admitting office; office
admitting that though; even though
unadmitted['ʌnəd'mitid] unacknowledged;
admix[æd'miks] makes mixing; mixing; blending (ad-go; mixing)
admixer[,æd'miksə] mixer;
admixture[,æd'mikstʃə] blended, mixed (state)
admonitor [əd'mɔnitə] admonitor; admonitor (ad-reinforcing meaning; monitor admonition)
admonish [əd'mɔniʃ] admonition; exhortation (-ish verb suffix)
Admonishing warnings; reminders; admonitions; exhortations
Admonishment admonishment; warning
admonition [,ædməu'niʃən] warning (ad-;-mon-reminder, warning, -it walking)
admonitory[əd'mɔnitəri] advises, warns
adnoun ['ædnaun] [grammar] shape noun (used as an adjective for noun) (ad-oriented; noun)
ado root Go, go; (derived from ad-,-o-connection symbol)
desperado [,despə'rɑ:dəu] outlaws, thugs (de-leave, separation, -sper-hope; -ado go, go; etymology same as desperate despair; despair despair)
tornado[tɔ:'neidəu] [meteorological] tornado; whirlwind; storm; great thunderstorm (torn-with-tour-, turn meandering, turning, -ado go, go)
adolescent [,ædəu'lesnt] adolescent; immature; adolescent (ad-go, go; root-ol-grow, with admin, -esce-start verb suffix, i.e. growing)
adolescents (adolescent plural)
Adolesce [,ædə'les] enters puberty; acts as if it were an adolescent
Adolescence Adolescence; puberty (13 to 16 years) ;(cultural, linguistic) developmental stages
Adolescency Adolescency; Adolescence; Developmental Formation (Cultural, Linguistic).
adopt [ə'dɔpt] taken; accepted; adopted; adopted; formally adopted; adopted (ad-go, to; Check opt choice, that is, you can choose your favorite child according to your own wishes)
adoptable [ə'dɔptəbl] can be adopted; adoptable
adoptability [ə'dɔptə'biləti] adoption
adoptator[ə'dɔpteitə] adopter
adopted [ə'dɔptid] adopted; adopted; adopted; Adoption;
adopted child [law] adopted child, adopted daughter (child child)
adopted daughter, adopted daughter (daughter daughter)
adopted son (son son)
adoptee[ə,dɔp'ti:] adoptee;
adopter[ə'dɔptə] adopter parents; [chemical] accepts the tube
Adoptianism heirs say that the doctrine of believing that Jesus is the righteous Son of God = adoptionism
adoption[ə'dɔpʃən] adoption; adoption; acceptance
Adoptionism heirs say that believing in Jesus is the righteous Son of God
Adoptionist [ə'dɔpʃənist] A person who believes in the doctrine that Jesus is the righteous Son of God
adoptive [ə'dɔptiv] adopted; adopted, adopted, adopted
adoptive parent adopter (parent father or mother)
adopts [ə'dɔpts] adoption; adopts
open adoption, legal adoption (open public)
readopt[,ri:ə'dɔpt] re-adopted, re-adopted (re-)
Unadopted [,ʌnə'dɔptid] unappliced, unappliced
adore[ə'dɔ:] worship; adore; love; love; very like (ad- go; ore mine, i.e. very like mine, to get the mine)
adorability[ə'dɔ:rəbiliti] reverence, worship
Adorable[ə'dɔ:rəbl] lovely; respectable, worthy of worship
adorableness[ə'dɔ:rəblnis] reverence, worship
adorably[ə'dɔ:rəbli] wonderfully; reveribly; lovely
adoration[,ædə'reiʃən] worship; adoration
adorer[ə'dɔ:rə] worshipper, admirer
adoring[ə'dɔ:riŋ] adoring; admiring; Worship; love
adoringly[ə'dɔ:riŋli] adoringly; worshiping the land
adorn decoration; make sound color (ad-go; -orn arrangement; decoration)
Adorned is decorated
Adorning ornaments; embellishments; ornamentation
Adornment decorations
Unadorned plain; unadorned
adrift[ə'drift] adrift; floating; Drifting with the flow; drifting (drifting)
adscript ['ædskript] is written after; written after; letters written after (ad-oriented; script write)
adscription [æd'skripʃən] attribution=ascription
Ascription attribution; attribution; praise god's word
adult['ædʌlt] adult; adult; mature (ad-go, go; -ult-grown;cha-ol-)
adult movie adult movie (movie movie)
adulthood ['ædʌlthud] adulthood; adulthood (-hood)
adultly [ə'dʌltli] young and old; old and heavy
adultness [ə'dʌltnis] old; mature
Kidult['kidʌlt] Show for young and old (kid kids)
Young adult;
Young adulthood early adulthood
adulterant [ə'dʌltərənt] doped; adulterant
adulterate [ə'dʌltəreit] adulterous; adulterous; adulterated
adulterated [ə'dʌltəreitid] incorporated into secondary products; at... Impurities are incorporated into the
Adulterated goods [trade] counterfeit goods; adulterated goods (goods goods)
adulterated wine
Adulterating [ə'dʌltəreitiŋ] added;
adulteration[ə'dʌltəreiʃən] adulteration;
Adulterator[ə'dʌltəreitə] a counterfeiter; a counterfeiter; a counterfeiter
adulterer [ə'dʌltərə] adulterer; adulterer (especially men)
adulteress [ə'dʌltərəs] adulteress; adulterer (-ess)
Adulterine [ə'dʌltərain] adulterous; born of adultery
Adulterous[ə'dʌltərəs] adulterous; unchaste
adultery[ə'dʌltəri] adultery, adultery
preadult [,priə'dʌlt] pre-adult; pre-pupae
subadult [,sʌbə'dʌlt] near-adulthood; near-adults (sub-)
Unadulterated is pure; complete; unadulterated; unadulterated
kidult['kidʌlt] childlike adults, big kids, old kids; shows (or games) for all ages; kid +adults for all ages
advan root in front, forward (ad-forward; van pioneer; handling by car; example word lookup advanced)
advance[əd'vɑ:ns] development; forward; growth; upfront; advance (ad-orientation; derived from -vance "front", i.e. "first-mover, advanced", homologous advantage advantage)
advanced [əd'vɑ:nst] advanced; advanced; advanced; late; old; Forward; increase; rise
Advanced Cancer Advanced Cancer
advanced in years Old, old (year years)
Advanced payment [accounting] advance payment; deposit (payment paid)
Advanced placement jumpers; placement staffing
Advanced Science Advanced Science;
advanced search
Advanced Standing Exemption; Preparatory Credits (Standing Fixed)
Advanced Technology
advancement[əd'vɑ:nsmənt] Forward, progressive; elevated
advancer [əd'va:nsə] forwarder; phase advance compensator, into the camera
advancing [əd'vɑ:nsiŋ] forward; older; Forward; ahead
Self-advancement Self-development; self-improvement
unadvanced ['ʌnəd'vɑ:nst] not advanced(undone)
advantage [əd'vɑ:ntidʒ] advantage; benefit; favorable conditions; profit; advantageous; make advantage (ad-go, -vant-before; is the noun form of advance. First-mover advantage)
advantaged [əd'va:ntidʒd] is unique; advantageous; advantageous; advantageous; Help
Advantageous [,ædvən'teidʒəs] advantageous; beneficial
Advantageously [,ædvən'teidʒəsli] advantageously; conveniently; helpfully
Advantageousness [,ædvən'teidʒəsnis] is advantageous; beneficial
disadvantage [disəd'vɑ:ntidʒ] disadvantages; disadvantages; loss (dis-)
Disadvantaged; disadvantaged; disadvantaged; socially inferior; disadvantaged
Disadvantageous is unfavorable; inconvenient; derogatory
Disadvantageously unfavorably
Disadvantageousness unfavorable; inconvenient; derogatory
take advantage of exploitation
vantage ['vɑ:ntidʒ] advantage; favorable situation
Advent Comes; Appears; Christ Comes; Advent (Ad-Orientation; -Vent Coming, I.e. Coming, Coming, Coming, Coming)
adventure [əd'ventʃə] adventure; adventurous spirit; speculative activity; speaking boldly
adventurer [əd'ventʃərə] adventurer; speculative trader
adventuresome [əd'ventʃəsəm] likes (or loves) adventure; adventure (sexual).
adventuress [əd'ventʃəris] female adventurer; female speculator
adventurism [əd'ventʃərizəm] (especially political, diplomatic, etc.) adventurism
adventurist [əd'ventʃərist] adventurist
adventuristic [əd,ventʃə'ristik] adventuristic; adventurist
adventuritic [əd,ventʃə'ritik] adventuristic
adventurous[əd'ventʃərəs] adventurous; bold; full of danger
adventurously[əd'ventʃərəsli] adventurously (adverb)
adventurousness[əd'ventʃərəsnis] is adventurous; dare to do
misadventure[,misəd'ventʃə] unfortunate accident; unfortunate encounter, disaster (mis-)
Unadventurous not adventurous; no adventurous; unharmed (un-)
adverb ['ædvə:b] adverb (ad-; verb verb, towards the verb, i.e. modifier verb)
adverbial [əd'və:biəl] adverb; adverb; adverb
adverbially [əd'və:biəli] as an adverb
adverse['ædvə:s] unfavorable; opposite; hostile (ad-towards; -vers turn, turn away, against dry)
Adversary opponents; antagonist
Adversaria Chronicles; Miscellaneous
adversarial confrontation; Opponent's, opponent's
Adversely; adversely; adversely; adversely
Adverseness inverse; unfavorable; opposed; unfortunate
Adversative inverse; means opposite; anti-Italian; inflection; inflection words
advertise ['ædvətaiz] advertising, advertising; advertising (ad-go, -vert turn, that is, let people turn over, attract people's attention)
ad. [eidi:] Advertising
adless ['ædlis] ad-free, non-advertised
adman ['ædmæn] advertiser;
advert [əd'və:t] Note; talking about; ad-go, -vert turn, that is, an advertisement that makes people turn over and can attract people's attention)
advertize['ædvətaiz] advertising, advertising; notification
Advertised['ædvətaizd] advertising; advertising
Advertisement; Publicity
advertiser['ædvətaizə] advertiser;
advertizer['ædvətaizə] advertiser; advertiser
advertising['ædvətaiziŋ] advertising; Advertising; advertising; advertising
advertizing['ædvətaiziŋ] advertising; Advertising, advertising campaigns; advertising industry
Advertising media; advertising tools (media media)
advertorial ['ædvət'tɔ:ril] editorial ad (refers to the official advertising text often used as an insert in the center of the magazine)
readvertise resaleable; resale (re-)
television advertising Television Advertising
unadvertised [,ʌn'ædvətaizd] unadd (undone)
underadvertising not promoted enough (under-)
want ad for recruitment, solicit ads (want needed)
well-advertised, heavily advertised (well-advertised)
advice [əd'vais] advice; advice; advice; advice; notice (from advise; ad- near)
advisability [əd,vaizə'biləti] wise; persuasive;
advisable [əd'vaizəbl] wise, desirable, appropriate (-able)
advisably[əd'vaizəbli] advisablely; wisely; appropriately (adjective +ly)
advice note notice, notice (note note)
advise [əd'vaiz] to... Advice, advice, advice; warning (ad-near; -vis-see, i.e., in my opinion)
advisee[əd'vaizi:] [Beauty] Students guided by professors to choose courses; people who are advised (-ee)
advised[əd'vaizd] considered; thought through; suggestions; exhortations (-ed)
advisedly[əd'vaizdli] deliberately; deliberately (adjective +ly)
advisement[əd'vaizmənt] well thought out; Foresight; Advice; [U.S.] Consultation (-ment)
adviser[əd'vaizə] advisor; counsellor; instructor = advisor (-er)
advisor[əd'vaizə] advisor; instructor; counselor (-or)
advisory[əd'vaizəri] consulted; advisory; advised; Reports; Bulletins (-ory)
ill-advised Brainless, Indiscriminate (ill-negative)
misadvice[,misəd'vais] false advice; mis-idea (mis-)
misadvise[,misəd'vaiz] misleading, mis-advising
seek advice for comment; seek seek
unadvisable[,misəd'vaizəbl] inappropriate; unwise; unheeded; inappropriate (un-)
unadvised[,ʌnəd'vaizd] flippant; unsuased (-ed)
unadvisedly[,ʌnəd'vaizdli] recklessly; recklessly; thoughtlessly (adjective +ly)
well-advised wise; cautious, thoughtful, steady, steady (well))
advocacy ['ædvəkəsi] asserts; supports; defends (ad-go, goes; voc says, with voice voice)
advocate ['ædvəkeit] advocates, advocates, advocates; advocates; supporters; lawyers
advocation [,ædvə'keiʃən] advocates; supports; defends
advocator ['ædvəkeitə] advocate, advocate
–ae
facetiae yellow novels; witty quibbles; anecdotal articles (fab-fables; facet aspects; facetious funny)
faculae (on the solar photosphere) spot (plural of facula); pendulum white spot
formulae ['fɔ:mjuli:] formula (plural of formula); rules; polite words
genae cheeks (gena variant)
Inferae subordination (infer-low)
Penumbrae penumbra (penumbra variant)
plantae ['plæn,ti:] plant kingdom; fungal realm (plant plant)
–aemiaemia; with -emia (-ia disease suffix)
ischaemia local anemia
ischemia ischemia
ischemic; ischemic; ischemic
septicaemia [,septi'si:miə] sepsis; sepsis (septi-rot)
septicemia[,septi'si:miə] sepsis; sepsis
Septicemic[,septi'si:mik] septicemia
Aer roots air, sky, sky, with aeri and aero and air
aerate ['eiəreit] inflated; allows air to enter; exposes to air (-aer air, same as air)
aerated ['eiəreitid] inflated; carbon dioxide filled; mixed with air; inflated to allow air in; exposed to air
aerating ['eiəreitiŋ] aerating; inflated; exposed to air; inflated
aeration [eiə'reiʃən] [ambient] aeration; ventilation; inflation
aeration tank [engineering] aeration tank (tank tank; container)
aerator ['eiəreitə] ventilation device (-or)
reaeration [ri,eiə'reiʃən] reaerated(re-)
unaerated[ʌn'eiəreitid] uninflated(undone)
Aeri roots Air, Sky, Sky (derived from aer, -i-connection symbol)
aerial['eəriəl] aerial, aeronautical; air; utopian; [Telecommunication] antenna (aeri-air)
Aerially utopian; in the air; like air
aerialist ['eəriəlist] aerial acrobat; aerial snitch (-ist)
aeriform['eərifɔ:m] invisible; air-like; non-substantial (form-shaped)
aerify ['eərifai] makes... Vaporization; in... Medium Injection Air (-fy)
aeriality [,eəri'æliti] emptiness; air-like properties (-ty)
aery ['eəri] in the sky; ethereal; High nest; castle on high; house on high place = aerie
antiaerial anti-aircraft (anti-)
subaerial [,sʌb'eəriəl] near ground; ground;sub-)
The aero root comes from the Greek word for "air(of), gas (of), aircraft(of), air(of), aviation (of)", with air. (Derived from aer-air, -o-connection symbols)
aero['eərə] aviation; aircraft; flight (aer-; -o sigh)
aerobic [,eiə'rəubik] aerobic; aerobic fitness
aerobic exercise exercise
aerobics [,eiə'rəubiks] aerobics;
aerocraft ['eərəukrɑ:ft] aircraft, aircraft (singular and plural) = aircraft (craft aircraft)
aerodrome ['eərə,drəum] airport;
aerodynamic aerodynamic, aerodynamic (dynamic dynamic)
aerodynamical; (aerodynamic) aerodynamic; Streamlined
Aerodynamics [flow] aerodynamics; aerodynamics
aeroelectronic avionics
aeroelectronics electronics
aeroengine [,eərəu 'endʒin] aero engines;
aerofoil ['eərəfɔil] [aviation] wing; wing profile (foil metal sheet)
aerogram ['eərəuɡræm] wireless telegraphy; airmail (-gram)
aerogramme['eərəuɡræm] wireless telegraph;
aerograph aerial weather recorder, high-altitude weather meter; Drawing with an airbrush (or drawing, proofing)
aerographer [eə'rɔɡrəfə] meteorological (or atmospheric) observer
aerography [eə'rɔɡrəfi] meteorology (=meteorology)
aerojet ['eərəudʒet] jet engines, jet air jets (jet jets)
Aerological [meteorology] high-altitude meteorology; high-altitude
aerology[eə'rɔlədʒi] meteorology; High Altitude Meteorology (-logy)
aerologist [eə'rɔlədʒist] meteorologist; Meteorologist of altitudes
aeromechanics; mechanics mechanics
aeromedical aeromedical (medical medicine)
aeromedicine aeromedicine aeromedical medicine (medicine medicine)
aerometer [eə'rɔmitə] [physics] gas gauge, gas hydrometer (-meter)
aeronaut ['eərənɔ:t] the pilot of the spaceship or balloon;
aeronautic[,eərə'nɔ:tik] aviation =aeronautical
Aeronautical Aviation; Aeronautical; Aeronautical; Aircraft Pilot's
aeronautics [,eərə'nɔ:tiks] aeronautics;
aerophone['eərəfəun] wind instrument; aerial sound finder; in-flight radio; telephone telephone
aeroplane ['eərəplein] [English] aircraft (=airplane)
aeroport ['eərəpɔ:t] Airport (port port)
aerospace['eərəuspeis] space;
aerosphere ['eərəusfiə] (around the Earth) atmosphere, atmosphere (sphere range)
aerothermodynamics Aerodynamics, thermodynamics Thermodynamics
aerotolerant oxygen-resistant
aerotrain ['eərə,trein] (monorail) air cushion train;
aerotransport [air] transport aircraft;
aeroview Aerial view aerial view (view view)
afar [ə'fɑ:] distantly; at a distance; far away (a-; Far away)
af- [æf; əf; if] used in the f letter before =ad-affix, a word found in Latin etymology; meaning "to... motion, trend; change; add; proximity; nearby"
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