| A | B |
|---|
| Cau | To burn |
| Caustic | Corrosive or sarcastic |
| Cauterize | To burn in order to stop bleeding |
| Holocaust | Great destruction by fire |
| Greg | Group or herd |
| Gregarious | Sociable |
| Congregate | To assemble or gather |
| Aggregate | Total |
| Segregate | To isolate from a main group |
| Scen | To climb or leap |
| Ascend | To move upwards |
| Descend | To move downwards |
| Condescend | To talk down to, to patronize |
| Transcend | To go beyond or exceed |
| Porcine | Pig-like |
| Forc/Fort | Strong |
| Fortress | A fortified place, a place built for defense |
| Forte | Something at which one excels, an area of strength |
| Dice | To say or tell |
| Malediction | A curse |
| Benediction | A blessing |
| Contradict | To assert the opposite |
| Edict | An authoritative proclamation |
| Fac | Face |
| Facile | Easy |
| Deface | To mar the appearance of |
| Facsimile | An exact copy |
| Facade | A deceptive appearance |
| Herculean | Very strong or very difficult |
| Err | To wander |
| Erroneous | Incorrect |
| Erratic | Inconsistent |
| Aberration | A defect |
| Domin | Master/Ruler |
| Dominate | To control |
| Indomitable | Unconquerable |
| Dominion | An area where one rules |
| Scri | To write |
| Inscribe | To engrave |
| Scribe | A writer |
| Proscribe | To condemn or outlaw |
| Laconic | Using few words |
| Nondescript | Unremarkable |
| Sol | Alone |
| Desolate | Dreary, Isolated |
| Soliloquy | An actor speaking his/her thoughts |
| Noc/Nox | To Harm |
| Innocuous | Harmless |
| Obnoxious | Rude |
| Chron | Time |
| Anachronism | Out of place in time |
| Chronology | An arrangement by date |
| Synchronize | To operate in unison |
| Decimate | To destroy most of |
| Ev | Age |
| Medieval | Of the Middle Ages |
| Longevity | A long life or duration |
| Primeval | Original, from the 1st age |
| Magnus | Large |
| Magnitude | Greatness in size |
| Magnate | A powerful person |
| Magnanimous | Generous, forgiving |
| Magnum Opus | An artist's greatest work |
| Dol | To feel pain or to suffer |
| Condole | To express sympathy |
| Dolorous | Sorrowful |
| Quintessential | Representing the perfect example |
| Dur | Hard |
| Obdurate | Stubborn |
| Fer | To bear or carry |
| Vociferate | To cry out loudly |
| Proliferate | To multiply rapidly |
| Defer | To postpone or to submit |
| Confer | To give or to hold a meeting |
| Stru/Struct | To build |
| Indestructible | Unable to be destroyed |
| Obstruct | To block |
| Construe | To interpret |
| Imbue | To permeate or stain |
| Grad/Gress | To Go or to walk |
| Egress | To exit |
| Digress | To stray while speaking/writing |
| Gradient | Slope |
| Regress | To go back |
| Cog | To know |
| Cogitate | To ponder, think carefully |
| Incognito | With one's identity disguised |
| Precognition | Knowledge of something beforehand |
| Cognizant | Having awareness |
| Form/Forma | Shape |
| Deformed | Disfigured |
| Conformity | Similarity, agreement |
| Formulaic | Following a pattern, repetitive |
| Reformatory | A punitive institution for the young |
| Abysmal | Very bad |
| Grat/Grac | Dear, pleasing |
| Gratuity | A tip |
| Ingratitude | Ungratefullness |
| Gratuitous | Unnecessary |
| Lab | Work |
| Laborious | Requiring hard work |
| Belabor | To harp on |
| Collaborate | To work together |
| Elaborate | Detailed, intricate |
| Juv | Young |
| Juvenile | Immature |
| Rejuvenate | To make young again |
| Countenance | A facial expression |
| Gen | Race, kind, begon |
| Regenerate | To construct or form anew |
| Engender | To give rise to |
| Degenerate | To decline in quality |
| Fid | To trust |
| Confide | To tell someone as if secret |
| Fidelity | Faithfulnees to obligations |
| Perfidy | Treachery |
| Vac | To be empty |
| Vacuous | Inane, stupid |
| Vacancy | An empty slot or office |
| Altruism | Selflessness |
| Join/Junct | To join |
| Juncture | A place where 2 things are joined |
| Grav/Grev | Heavy, weighty, serious |
| Gravitate | To be attracted to |
| Aggravate | To make worse, to provoke |
| Horr | Bristle, dread, shudder |
| Abhorrent | Causing disgust |
| Inexorable | Inevitiable, relentless |
| Ferv | To boil |
| Effervescent | Bubbly, containing gas |
| Fervor | Great intensity of emotion |
| Jur | To swear |
| Perjure | To lie under oath |
| Conjure | To summon or to evoke |
| Nasc/Nat | To be born |
| Cognate | Having a common ancestor |
| Innate | Inherent |
| Nascent | Emrgent, recent |
| Prenatal | Occurring before birth |
| Superfluous | Extra, unnecessary |
| Nom/Nym | Name |
| Pseudonym | A pen name |
| Qui | Quiet, rest |
| Acquit | To free from a charge |
| Acquiesce | To comply |
| Reg/Roy | King |
| Regicide | The killing of a king |
| Regalia | Emblems of royalty |
| Rancor | A deep hatred |
| Regal | Royal |
| Ignominy | Personal dishonor |
| Man | Hand |
| Manacle | Handcuffs |
| Emancipate | To set free |
| Ped | Foot |
| Impede | To obstruct progress |
| Expedition | A journey with an objective |
| Simul/Semble | Same or alike |
| Rapacious | Greedy |
| Temper | To regulate |
| Intemperate | Lacking self control |
| Exult | To rejoice greatly |
| Desultory | Random |
| Salacious | Lustful |
| Rupt | To break |
| Abrupt | Curt or sudden |
| Corrupt | immoral |
| Sycophant | A brown noser |
| Salient | Conspicuous |
| Temperance | Self restraint |
