| A | B |
|---|
| con | in opposition against |
| con (noun) | opposing argument |
| contraband | good or merchandise smuggled goods |
| contravene | to go or act contrary |
| controversy | dispute or discussion against the opposing ways |
| counter | contrary opposite direction |
| countermand | a command by contrary order |
| incontrovertible | not open to question |
| extrvegant | outside the bounds of reason, excessive |
| extracurricular | outside regular curriculm |
| intrastate | within a state |
| extranous | foreign, coming from the outside |
| intraenous | within or way of the veins |
| intraparty | within a party |
| intramural | within the walls or boundries of a school or college |
| emigrate | to leave and go somewhere else |
| eminent | standing out, |
| enervate | weaken |
| erosin | gradual wearing away |
| evoke | summon |
| excise | internal tax taken away withina country |
| exclusive | not sharing, left out |
| exhibit | display |
| expel | to take away rights |
| intercede | mediate,intervene |
| intercept | catch,interupt, |
| interlinear | inserted between lines already written |
| interlude | intermission, break, short interval of time between plays |
| intermediary | go between,mediator |
| intermission, | period of time between act of a play |
| intersect | divide into 2 parts |
| interurban | between cities or towns |
| intervene | to come,be,or lie between |
