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  1. acer            sharp; biting; acidic                                                                               acrimonious         acerbic             acrid               acrimony            exacerbate                                                                                                              
  2. biblios         book (papyrus); from Phoenician city of Byblos                                                      Bible               bibliography        bibliophile                                                                                                                                                     
  3. claudere        to close or shut                                                                                    close               exclude             occlude             preclude            seclude             seclusion                                                                                           
  4. damnare         to fine; to penalize; to condemn                                                                    damn                damnation           condemn             condemnation        indemnify           indemnification     indemnity           damage                                                      
  5. facere          to do; to make                                                                                      artifact            fact                facilitate          factor              factory             facsimile           faculty             manufacture                                                 
  6. genos           coming into being; born; people; race; kind; sex                                                    general             genealogy           engender            eugenics            genetics            progenitor          genuine             congenital          ingenuity           genius              
  7. hodos           a way; a road; a journey                                                                            odometer            cathode             episode             exodus              method              methodology         Methodist           period              periodical          synod               
  8. lavare          to wash; to clean oneself                                                                           lava                lavatory            lavish              latrine             laundry             lather              lotion              ablution            dilute              deluge              
  9. magnus          great                                                                                               master              magisterial         magistrate          magnify             magnanimous         Magna Carta         majestic            magnitude           major               majuscule           
  10. modus           a measure; a limit; a way of doing or behaving                                                      modal               model               moderate            moderator           modern              modesty             modify              module              modus operandi      accommodate         
  11. ode             a song; a lyric                                                                                     ode                 epode               melody              parody              prosodic            rhapsody            threnodic           tragedy                                                     
  12. pathos          a suffering                                                                                         psychopathic        pathology           telepathy           pathos              neuropath           apathy              sympathy                                                                        
  13. polis           a city; a state                                                                                     police              policy              politic             political           politician          cosmopolitan        metropolitan        metropolis                                                  
  14. pungere         to prick; to poke                                                                                   pungent             punctuation         punctilious         punctual            puncture            pounce              punch               poignant            expunge                                 
  15. rota            a wheel                                                                                             rotary              rotate              rotation            rote                rotund              rotunda             round                                                                           
  16. secare          to cut                                                                                              secant              section             sectionalism        segment             dissect             insect              intersection        resection           subsection                              
  17. specere         to perceive with the eyes; to look at                                                               spectacle           spectrum            specimen            aspect              circumspect         conspicuous         expectant           inspection          prospect            retrospect          
  18. tenere          to hold firm; to endure                                                                             tenable             tenacious           tenant              tenet               tenor               tenure              contain             abstain             entertain           retention           
  19. tremere         to tremble; to be afraid of                                                                         tremble             trembling           delirium tremens    tremendous          tremolo             tremor              tremulate           turmoil                                                     
  20. verax           truthful; true                                                                                      veracious           veracity            verdict             verify              versimilitude       veritable           verity              very                aver                                    
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