| A | B |
|---|
| aquaduct | artificial channel for conducting water |
| duc (duct)- | lead, conduct |
| deduction | taking away; reasoning from the general to particular |
| conducive | helpful, contributive |
| induce | to lead or move by persuasion |
| reduction | reasoning from the particular to general |
| seduction | act of leading someone into a wrongdoing |
| viaduct | a bridge for a road or railroad |
| via- | by way of |
| secut- | follow |
| segue- | continue, follow |
| consecutive | following in regular order; successive |
| inconsequential | unimportant |
| sequel | something that follows; continuation |
| ject- | throw |
| abject | sunk to a low condition; deserving contempt |
| conjecture | a guess; a supposition |
| dejected | downcast; discouraged; depressed |
| interject | to insert; to throw in between |
| projectile | object designed to be shot/thrown forward; |
| vert (vers)- | turn |
| avert | to turn away |
| divert | turn aside; to amuse/entertain |
| extrovert | one who is socially outgoing/communicative |
| introvert | one who is quiet; not socially outgoing |
| incontrovertible | not able to be disputed; not open to question |
| perverse | corrupted; turned away from what is right |
| vertigo | dizziness |
| tact- tang- | touching; adjoining |
| contiguous | items adjoining, touching |
| contingent | dependent on something else |
| intact | untouched; uninjured |
| intangible | not capable of being touched |
| tactile | pertaining to the sense of touch |
| tangential | slightly connected |
| prehend- | sieze, grasp |
| apprehend | seize or take into custody |
| comprehensive | including very much; extensive |
| comprehensible | able to be grasped mentally; understandable |
| prehensive | adapted for seizing; as a prehensive ? |
| reprehensible | blameworthy; deserving of censure (criticism) |
| grat- | thank, favor, pleasant |
| gratis | free; out of kindneww; as a favor |
| gratuitous | consisting of praise; payment which is unearned |
| gratuity | money given in return for a favor or service; tip |
| ingrate | ungrateful person |
| ingratiate | to work oneself in another's favor |
| mor (mort)- | death |
| immortality | eternal life; lasting forever |
| moribund | dying; near death |
| mortal | destined to die; fatal (causing death) |
| mortality | death rate |
| mortician | undertaker |
| mortification | shame; humiliation; embarassment |
| mortuary | morgue; funeral establisment |
| morgue | facility for storing the deceased |
| corp- | body |
| corporal | bodily |
| corps | organized body of persons |
| corpulent | bulley; ovese; very fat |
| esprit de corps | spirit of a body of persons; group spirit |
| incorporate | combine to form one body |
