| A | B |
| Mob/Mot/Mov | to move |
| Commotion | the scene of noisy confusion or activity |
| removable | able to be taken or carried away |
| immobile | motionless; unable to move |
| mobility | relating to the quality of being able to move |
| promotion | an advan advancement in rank or postition |
| Post/Script | to write |
| prescription | a written order for medicine |
| circumscribe | to draw around; to encircle |
| inscription | an engraving on a coin or other object |
| describe | to represent with words or pictures |
| postscript | an addition to an already complete letter, article or book |
| Pos/Posit | to put or place |
| imposition | an excessive or unjust burden placed on someone |
| deposit | to put down in a safe place |
| opposition | the act of resistance or action against |
| compostition | an arrangement or putting together of parts |
| expose | to place something where it can be seen; to put in an unprotected situation |
| Fract/Frag | to break |
| fragment | a broken piece |
| infraction | the act of breaking the limits or rules |
| fragile | easily broken; delicate |
| fraction | a part or element of a larger whole |
| fracture | a break, crack, or split |
| struct | to build |
| infrastructure | underlying framework of a system |
| reconstruction | the act of putting back together |
| construct | to form by putting together parts |
| destruction | the act of destroying; a state of damage |
| obstruction | an obstacle or something put up against something else |
| tract | drag, draw out, pull |
| vinc | conquer |
| contraction | act of drawing together or shrinking |
| extraction | process of withdrawing, pulling out |
| retract | to draw or pull back |
| convince | to persuade by argument or evidence |
| invincible | unbeatable; impossible to oversome |