| A | B |
|---|
| culp | guilt |
| culpable | (adj) guilty; blameable |
| exculpate | (v) to free from blame; to prove guiltless |
| di / dis | apart / away from |
| digress | (v) to turn away from the main topic; especially when speaking or writing |
| dissociate | (v) to break a social bond or connection; to disunite |
| discourtesy | (n) a lack of courtesy or manners |
| equ | same |
| equate | (v) to treat or consider an equal |
| equalize | (v) to make equal or uniform (the same) |
| equivalent | (adj or noun) of equal value or meaning; something of equal value |
| flect / flex | bend |
| deflect | (v) to bend or turn a path of movement to one side |
| flexible | (adj) bendable; easily influenced; adjustable to change |
| reflective | (adj) mirroring back an image; showing deep and serious thought |
| generate | (v) to produce; to create; to originate |
| generic | (adj) of the same type, kind, family or class |
| genre | (n) a specific kind of category |
| gratuitous | (adj) given free of charge; extra; unecessary |
| ingrate | (n) a thankless person |
| gracious | (adj) showing kindness, courtesy, charm; acting pleasant |
| gratify | (v) to please; to make happy |
| hypo | under |
| hypothesis | (n) a theory that is under consideration |
| hypothermia | (n) a state in which the body reaches temperatures below normal |
| dem | people |
| pandemic | (adj) affecting an extremely high percentage of the population (usually referring to a disease) |
| demography | (n) the study of statistics relating to births, deaths and population |
| dict | words or speech |
| dictate | (v) to give orders; to read aloud so that someone can copy down the words |
| contradict | (v) to deny; to oppose; to speak against |
| fac | to make or do |
| facile | (adj) easy to do |
| artifact | (n) an object created by a human for a specific use |
| fin | end |
| finite | (adj) having an end |
| confine | (v) to keep within border or limits or boundaries |
| fore | before |
| forebode | (v) to warn ahead of time |
| forebear | (n) ancestor |
| grad / gress | step or move |
| progress | (n) a movement forward |
| egress | (n or v) a movement out of something; an exit |
| gradual | (adj) step by step |
| hyper | over |
| hyperbole | (n) a huge exaggeration |
| hyperventilate | (v) to breathe too quickly and deeply |
