| A | B |
|---|
| mediocrity | being ordinary |
| medium | person communicates with spirits |
| medium | something through which a substance is transmiited |
| non sequitur | a statement that does not follow from the evidence |
| obsequeous | excessive willingness to give in to others |
| subsequent | coming after |
| sequester | to go into hihiding |
| sequester | to isolate |
| impostor | one who fools or deceives |
| proponent | one who is in support of you |
| proponent | opposite of oponent |
| extra- | on the outside |
| extraneous | coming fom outside |
| extraneous | foreign |
| extraterestrial | from outer space |
| extravert | interested in things ouside onself |
| extrovert | interested in things from outside oneself |
| medius- | middle |
| mediate | act as a negotiator |
| ex- latin root | from, out of |
| excerpt | passage from book or music |
| exhilerate | to stimulate, enliven or cheer |
| exonerate | free from blame |
| exorbitant | excessive |
| pono, ponere,poui positum Latin roots | to place, to put |
| compound | mix things together to make one |
| exposition | a precise statement |
| exposition | public exhibition |
| expound | set for a detailed opinion on something |
| impose | force something on others |
