without

ex. amoral (neither moral nor immoral)

off, away from, apart down

ex. abduct (to take by force)

sharp, bitter

ex. acid (something that is sharp, sour, or ill-natured)

to do
to drive
to force
to lead

ex. agile (quick and well-coordinated in movement; active, lively)

to, toward, near

ex. adjacent (near, close, or contiguous; adjoining)

other, another

ex. alternative (a possible choice)

love

ex. amateur (a person who engages in an activity for pleasure rather than financial or professional gain)

to go
to walk

ex. ambient (moving freely; circulating)

both, more than one, around

ex. ambiguous (open to various interpretations)

of the life, mind, soul, spirit

ex. unanimous (in complete accord)

year

ex. annual (of, for, or pertaining to a year; yearly)

before

ex. antecedent (existing, being, or going before)

man, human

ex. android (robot; mechanical man)

Against

ex. antidote (a remedy for counteracting the effects of a poison, disease, etc.)

Away

ex. apology (an expression of one's regret or sorrow for having wronged another)

chief, principal, ruler

ex. architect (the devisor, maker, or planner of anything)

Self

ex. automatic (self-moving or self acting)

to be
to have a particular quality
to exist

ex. belittle (to regard something as less impressive than it apparently is)

war

ex. rebel (a person who resists authority, control, or tradition)

good

ex. benefit (anything advantageous to a person or thing)

twice, double

ex. binocular (involving 2 eyes)

to fall
to happen by chance

ex. accident (happening by chance; unexpected)

to sing

ex. accent (presence of syllables in terms of pronunciation)

to take
to get

ex. capture (to take by force or stratagem)

head, headlong

ex. capital (the city or town that is the official seat of government)

heart

ex. encourage (to inspire with spirit or confidence)

flesh

ex. carnivorous (eating flesh)

cut

ex. cast (to throw or hurl; fling)

to go
to yield
to stop

ex. predecessor (one who comes before another in an office, position, etc.)

Center

ex. concentrate (to bring to a common center; to converge, to direct towards one point)

to separate
to judge
to distinguish
to decide

ex. discrete (detached from others, separate)

time

ex. synchronize (to occur at the same time or agree in time)

around, on all sides

ex. circumference (the outer boundary or a circular area)

to cut

ex. scissors (cutting instrument for paper)

shut, close

ex. conclude (to bring to an end; finish; to terminate)

to shout
to cry out

ex. exclaim (to cry out or speak suddenly and vehemently)

to lean toward

ex. decline (to cause to slope or incline downward)

with, together

ex. connect (to bind or fasten together)

running
a course

ex. recur (to happen again)

to grow

ex. accrue (to be added as a matter of periodic growth)

to believe
to trust

ex. incredible (unbelievable)

Hidden

ex. crypt (a subterranean chamber or vault)

to lie down

ex. succumb (to give away to superior force; yield)

blame

ex. culprit (a person guilty of an offense)

to teach

ex. doctor (someone licensed to practice medicine; a learned person)

away, off, down, completely

ex. descend (to move from a higher to a lower place)

people

ex. democracy (government by the people)

apart, through

ex. dialogue (conversation between 2 or more persons)

to say
to tell
to use words

ex. dictionary (a book containing a selection of the words of a language)

worth

ex. dignity (nobility or elevation or character; worthiness)

away from, apart, reversal, not

ex. disperse (to drive or send off in various directions)

opinion

ex. orthodox (sound or correct in opinion or doctrine)

suffer, pain

ex. condolence (expression or sympathy with one who is suffering)

to give

ex. donate (to present as a gift or contribution)

Doubt

ex. dubious (doubtful)

to lead

ex. abduct (to carry off or lead away)

Hard

ex. durable (able to resist decay)

faulty, abnormal

ex. dystrophy (faulty or inadequate nutrition or development)

out, out of, from, former, completely

ex. evade ( to escape from, avoid)

upon

ex. epidemic (affecting a large number of people at the same time and spreading from person to person)

equal even

ex. equation (the act of making equal)

to wander

ex. error (a deviation from accuracy or correctness)

becoming

ex. adolescent (between childhood and adulthood)

good, well

ex. euphemism (pleasant-sounding term for something unpleasant)

outside, beyond

ex. extraordinary (beyond the ordinary)

speak

ex. fable (fiction tale, esp. legendary)

to do
to make

ex. factory (building for manufacturing goods)

to bring
to carry
to bear

ex. offer (to present for acceptance, refusal, or consideration)

to boil
to bubble

ex. fervor (passion, zeal)

faith, trust

ex. confide (to entrust with a secret)

end

ex. final (at the end; coming last)

to burn

ex. flammable (easily set on fire)

to bend

ex. deflect (to bend or turn aside from a purpose)

to flow

ex. fluid (substance, esp. gas or liquid, capable of flowing freely)

before

ex. foresight (care or provision for future)

Chance
Strength

ex. fortune (chance or luck in human affairs)
fortify (to provide with fortifications; strengthen)

to break

ex. fracture (breakage, esp. of bone)

to pour

ex. diffuse (to spread widely or thinly)

birth, creation, race, kind

ex. generous (giving or given freely)

know

ex. agnostic (a person who believes that the existence of God is not provable)

to step

ex. progress (forward movement)

pleasing

ex. grateful (thankful)

to stick

ex. coherent (logically consistent), adhesive (tending to remain in memory; sticky)

different

ex. heterogeneous (of other origin)

same

ex. homogeneous (of the same or similar kind in nature)

over, excessive

ex. hyperactive (excessively active)

under, beneath, less than

ex. hypodermic (relating to the parts beneath the skin)

one's own

ex. idiosyncrasy (peculiarity of temperament; eccentricity)

in, into

ex. embrace (to clasp in one's arms; to include or contain)

not, without

ex. inactive (not active)

between

ex. interstate (connecting or jointly involving states)

to throw
to throw down

ex. inject (to place (quality, etc.) where needed in something)

to meet
to join

ex. junction (the act of joining; combining)

to swear

ex. perjury (willful lying while on oath)

to wash

ex. lavatory (a room with equipment for washing hands and face)

to select, to choose

ex. collect (to gather together or assemble)

lift, light, rise

ex. relieve (to mitigate; to free from a burden)

word, speech

ex. dialogue (conversation, esp. in literary work)

light

ex. illuminate (to supply or brighten with light)

to play

ex. illusion (something that deceives by producing a false impression of reality)

big

ex. magnify (to increase the apparent size of)

bad, ill, evil, wrong

ex. malfunction (failure to function properly)

hand

ex. manual (operated by hand)

small
to project, to hang over

ex. minutiae (small or trivial details)
eminent (towering above others; projecting)

to send

ex. transmit (to send from one person, thing, or place to another)

mixed

ex. miscellaneous (made up of a variety of parts or ingredients)

to remind
to warn

ex. monitor (one that admonishes, cautions, or reminds)

shape

ex. amorphous (without definite form; lacking a specific shape)

death

ex. immortal (not subject to death)

change

ex. commute (to substitute; exchange; interchange)

to be born

ex. natural (present do to nature, not to artificial or man-made means)

harm

ex. innocent (uncorrupted by evil, malice, or wrongdoing)

rule, order

ex. astronomy (the scientific study of the universe beyond the Earth)

name

ex. synonym (a word having a meaning similar to that of another word of the same language)

to announce

ex. pronounce (to articulate)

new

ex. novice (a person new to any field or activity)

toward, to, against, over

ex. obese (extremely fat, corpulent)

all

ex. omnipresent (everywhere at one time)

peace

ex. appease (to bring peace to)

all, everyone

ex. panorama (an unobstructed and wide view of an extensive area)

equal

ex. parity (equally, as in amount, status, or character)

next to, beside

ex. parallel (extending in the same direction)

feeling, suffering, disease

ex. sympathy (harmony or agreement in feeling)

few, little, poor

ex. poverty (the condition of being poor)

child, education

ex. pedagogue (a teacher)

foot

ex. pedal (a foot-operated lever or part used to control)

to pay
to compensate

ex. penalty (a punishment imposed for a violation of law or rule)

to hang
to weight
to pay

ex. depend (to rely; to place trust in)

completely

ex. persistent (lasting or enduring tenaciously)

Around

ex. perimeter (the border or outer boundary of a 2D figure)

to go
to seek
to strive

ex. appetite (a desire for food or drink)

love

ex. philosophy (the rational investigation of truths and principles of being, knowledge, or conduct)

to please

ex. placid (pleasantly calm or peaceful)

to fill

ex. complete (having all parts or elements)

to fold, twist, tangle, or bend

ex. complex (composed of many interconnected parts)

to put
to place

ex. component (a constituent part, elemental ingredient)

to carry

ex. import (to bring in from a foreign country)

after

ex. posterior (situated at the rear)

before

ex. precarious (dependent on circumstances beyond one's control)

to take
to get
to seize

ex. surprise (to strike with an unexpected feeling of wonder or astonishment)

much, for, a lot

ex. prolific (highly fruitful)

to prove
to test

ex. probe (to search or examine thoroughly)

to fight

ex. impugn (to challenge as false)

to point
to prick

ex. puncture (the act of piercing)

to seek

ex. acquire (to come into possession of)

quiet

ex. tranquil (free from commotion or tumult)

to laugh

ex. riddle (a conundrum)

to ask

ex. interrogate (to ask questions of, esp. formally)

sacred

ex. sacrifice (the offering of some living or inanimate thing to a deity in homage)

to leap, to jump

ex. insult (to treat with contemptuous rudeness)

to know

ex. conscious (aware of one's one's existence)

to write

ex. scribble (to write hastily or carelessly)

apart

ex. select (to choose in preference to another)

to follow

ex. second (next after the first)

to sit
to be still
to plot

ex. preside (to exercise management or control)

To Feel
to be aware

ex. sensory (of or pertaining to the senses or sensation)

to loosen
to free

ex. dissolve (to make a solution of, as by mixing in a liquid)

to look
to see

ex. perspective (one's mental view of facts, ideas, and their interrelationships)

to stand
to be in one place

ex. static (of bodies or forces at rest or in equilibrium)

smooth

ex. suave (smoothly agreeable or polite)

below

ex. subsidiary (serving to assist or supplement)

above

ex. surpass (to go beyond in amount, extent, or degree)

to be silent

ex. tacit (unspoken understanding)

to hold

ex. detain (to keep from proceeding)

to stretch
to thin

ex. tension (the act of stretching or straining

god

ex. theology (the study of divine things and the divine faith)

to drag
to pull
to draw

ex. tractor (a powerful vehicle used to pull farm machinery)

across

ex. transaction (the act of carrying on or conduct to a conclusion or settlement)

to use

ex. abuse (to use wrongly or improperly)

to come or to more toward

ex. intervene (to come between disputing factions, mediate)

truth

ex. verdict (any judgement or decision)

green

ex. verdant (green with vegetation, inexperienced)

life

ex. vivid (strikingly bright or intense)

to see

ex. evident (plain or clear to the sight or understanding)

base, mean

ex. vile (loathsome, unpleasant)

to call

ex. vocabulary (the stock of words used by or known to a particular person or group)

to wish

ex. voluntary (undertaken of one's own accord or by free choice)

to eat

ex. carnivorous (meat-eating)