CET4、CET6、GRE、IELTS、TOEFL、考研英语总的词汇量为14055,分析前缀数为113,有5526个单词分布在这些前缀中,剩下的8529个词汇没有任何前缀信息。
1 | a | a-ba-ndon | a-ba-ndoned | a-ba-ndonment | a-ba-se | a-ba-sh |
2 | a-ba-te | a-bbrevia-te | a-bbrevia-tion | a-bdica-te | a-bdomen | a-bduct |
3 | a-berra-nt | a-berra-tion | a-bet | a-beya-nce | a-bhor | a-bhorrent |
4 | a-bide | a-biding | a-bility | a-bject | a-bjure | a-bla-ze |
5 | a-ble | a-blution | a-bnega-te | a-bnega-tion | a-bnorma-l | a-boa-rd |
6 | a-bolish | a-bolition | a-bolitionist | a-bomina-te | a-borigina-l | a-bort |
7 | a-bortion | a-bortive | a-bound | a-bout | a-bove | a-boveboa-rd |
8 | a-bra-de | a-bra-sion | a-bra-sive | a-brea-st | a-bridge | a-broa-d |
9 | a-broga-te | a-brupt | a-bscission | a-bscond | a-bsence | a-bsent |
10 | a-bsentee | a-bsenteeism | a-bsolute | a-bsolutely | a-bsolve | a-bsorb |
11 | a-bsorption | a-bsta-in | a-bstemious | a-bstention | a-bstinent | a-bstra-ct |
12 | a-bstruse | a-bsurd | a-bunda-nce | a-bunda-nt | a-bunda-ntly | a-buse |
13 | a-busive | a-but | a-bysma-l | a-ca-demic | a-ca-demicia-n | a-ca-demy |
14 | a-ca-rpous | a-ccede | a-ccelera-te | a-ccelera-ted | a-ccelera-ting | a-ccelera-tion |
15 | a-ccelera-tor | a-ccent | a-ccentua-te | a-ccept | a-ccepta-ble | a-ccepta-nce |
16 | a-ccess | a-ccessibility | a-ccessible | a-ccession | a-ccessory | a-ccident |
17 | a-ccidenta-l | a-ccidenta-lly | a-ccla-im | a-cclima-te | a-ccola-de | a-ccommoda-te |
18 | a-ccommoda-ting | a-ccommoda-tion | a-ccompa-niment | a-ccompa-ny | a-ccomplice | a-ccomplish |
19 | a-ccomplished | a-ccomplishment | a-ccord | a-ccorda-nce | a-ccording | a-ccordingly |
20 | a-ccordion | a-ccost | a-ccount | a-ccounta-bility | a-ccounta-nt | a-ccounting |
21 | a-ccredit | a-ccrete | a-ccretion | a-ccrue | a-ccumula-te | a-ccumula-tion |
22 | a-ccura-cy | a-ccura-te | a-ccusa-tion | a-ccuse | a-ccuser | a-ccustom |
23 | a-ccustomed | a-cerbic | a-cerbity | a-che | a-chieve | a-chievement |
24 | a-chroma-tic | a-cid | a-cidic | a-cidity | a-cknowledge | a-cme |
25 | a-colyte | a-corn | a-coustic | a-cqua-int | a-cqua-inta-nce | a-cqua-inted |
26 | a-cquiesce | a-cquire | a-cquired | a-cquisition | a-cquisitive | a-cquit |
27 | a-cquitta-l | a-cre | a-crid | a-crimonious | a-crimony | a-croba-t |
28 | a-cronym | a-crophobia- | a-cross | a-ct | a-ction | a-ctiva-te |
29 | a-ctive | a-ctively | a-ctivity | a-ctor | a-ctress | a-ctua-l |
30 | a-ctua-lly | a-ctua-ria-l | a-ctua-te | a-cuity | a-cumen | a-cupuncture |
31 | a-cute | a-d | a-da-ge | a-da-ma-nt | a-da-pt | a-da-pta-ble |
32 | a-da-pta-tion | a-da-ptive | a-dd | a-ddendum | a-ddict | a-ddictive |
33 | a-ddition | a-dditiona-l | a-dditive | a-ddle | a-ddress | a-dduce |
34 | a-dept | a-dequa-te | a-dhere | a-dherent | a-dhesive | a-dja-cent |
35 | a-djective | a-djoin | a-djoining | a-djourn | a-djudica-te | a-djunct |
36 | a-djust | a-djusta-ble | a-djustment | a-dlib | a-dminister | a-dministra-tion |
37 | a-dministra-tive | a-dministra-tor | a-dmira-tion | a-dmire | a-dmission | a-dmit |
38 | a-dmitta-nce | a-dmittedly | a-dmonish | a-dobe | a-dolescence | a-dolescent |
39 | a-dopt | a-doption | a-doptive | a-dore | a-dorn | a-dornment |
40 | a-drena-lin | a-droit | a-dula-te | a-dult | a-dultera-te | a-dumbra-te |
41 | a-dva-nce | a-dva-nced | a-dva-ncement | a-dva-nta-ge | a-dva-nta-geous | a-dvent |
42 | a-dventitious | a-dventure | a-dventurer | a-dventurous | a-dverb | a-dverbia-l |
43 | a-dverse | a-dversely | a-dversity | a-dvert | a-dvertise | a-dvertisement |
44 | a-dvice | a-dvisa-ble | a-dvise | a-dvoca-cy | a-dvoca-te | a-egis |
45 | a-era-te | a-eria-l | a-erodyna-mics | a-erona-utics | a-eropla-ne | a-erosol |
46 | a-erospa-ce | a-esthete | a-esthetic | a-esthetics | a-ffa-ble | a-ffa-ir |
47 | a-ffect | a-ffecta-tion | a-ffected | a-ffection | a-ffectiona-te | a-ffective |
48 | a-ffida-vit | a-ffilia-te | a-ffilia-tion | a-ffinity | a-ffirm | a-ffirma-tive |
49 | a-ffix | a-fflict | a-ffliction | a-ffluence | a-ffluent | a-fford |
50 | a-fforda-ble | a-ffront | a-fra-id | a-fter | a-fterma-th | a-fternoon |
51 | a-fterwa-rd | a-ga-in | a-ga-inst | a-ga-pe | a-ge | a-gency |
52 | a-genda- | a-gent | a-gglomera-te | a-ggra-ndize | a-ggra-va-te | a-ggra-va-ting |
53 | a-ggrega-te | a-ggrega-tion | a-ggression | a-ggressive | a-ggressiveness | a-ggressor |
54 | a-ggrieve | a-gha-st | a-gile | a-gility | a-gita-te | a-gita-ted |
55 | a-gita-tion | a-gnostic | a-go | a-gog | a-gony | a-gra-ria-n |
56 | a-gree | a-greea-ble | a-greement | a-griculture | a-gronomy | a-hea-d |
57 | a-id | a-il | a-ilment | a-im | a-ir | a-irborne |
58 | a-ircra-ft | a-iring | a-irline | a-irpla-ne | a-irport | a-irsickness |
59 | a-irtight | a-isle | a-ja-r | a-kin | a-la-ba-ster | a-la-crity |
60 | a-la-rm | a-la-s | a-lbeit | a-lbino | a-lbum | a-lchemy |
61 | a-lcohol | a-lcove | a-lder | a-le | a-lert | a-lga-e |
62 | a-lgebra- | a-lia-s | a-libi | a-lien | a-liena-te | a-light |
63 | a-lign | a-lignment | a-like | a-limenta-ry | a-live | a-lka-li |
64 | a-ll | a-lla-y | a-llega-tion | a-llege | a-llegia-nce | a-llegory |
65 | a-llergic | a-llergy | a-llevia-te | a-llia-nce | a-llied | a-llitera-te |
66 | a-llitera-tion | a-lloca-te | a-llot | a-llotment | a-llow | a-llowa-nce |
67 | a-lloy | a-llude | a-lluring | a-llusion | a-lluvia-l | a-lly |
68 | a-lmond | a-lmost | a-lms | a-loft | a-lone | a-long |
69 | a-longside | a-loof | a-loud | a-lpha-bet | a-lpha-betica-l | a-lpine |
70 | a-lrea-dy | a-lso | a-lter | a-ltera-tion | a-lterna-te | a-lterna-tely |
71 | a-lterna-tion | a-lterna-tive | a-lthough | a-ltitude | a-ltogether | a-ltruism |
72 | a-ltruistic | a-luminium | a-luminum | a-lwa-ys | a-ma-lga-m | a-ma-lga-ma-te |
73 | a-ma-ss | a-ma-teur | a-ma-teurish | a-ma-ze | a-ma-zement | a-ma-zing |
74 | a-mba-ssa-dor | a-mber | a-mbidextrous | a-mbience | a-mbient | a-mbiguity |
75 | a-mbiguous | a-mbition | a-mbitious | a-mbiva-lence | a-mbiva-lent | a-mble |
76 | a-mbrosia-l | a-mbula-nce | a-mbula-tory | a-mbush | a-meliora-te | a-mena-ble |
77 | a-mend | a-mendment | a-mends | a-menity | a-methyst | a-mia-ble |
78 | a-mica-ble | a-mid | a-midst | a-miss | a-mity | a-mmonia- |
79 | a-mmunition | a-mnesia- | a-mnesty | a-mong | a-mongst | a-mora-l |
80 | a-morphous | a-mortize | a-mount | a-mpere | a-mphibia-n | a-mple |
81 | a-mplifica-tion | a-mplifier | a-mplify | a-mplitude | a-mputa-te | a-mulet |
82 | a-muse | a-musement | a-na-chronistic | a-na-erobic | a-na-gra-m | a-na-lgesia- |
83 | a-na-lgesic | a-na-logous | a-na-logue | a-na-logy | a-na-lyse | a-na-lysis |
84 | a-na-lytic | a-na-lytica-l | a-na-lyze | a-na-rchist | a-na-rchy | a-na-thema- |
85 | a-na-tomica-l | a-na-tomy | a-ncestor | a-ncestra-l | a-ncestry | a-nchor |
86 | a-ncient | a-ncilla-ry | a-nd | a-necdota-l | a-necdote | a-nemia- |
87 | a-nemic | a-nesthesia- | a-nesthetic | a-new | a-ngel | a-nger |
88 | a-ngle | a-ngry | a-nguish | a-ngula-r | a-nhydrous | a-nima-l |
89 | a-nima-te | a-nima-ted | a-nima-tion | a-nimosity | a-nimus | a-nkle |
90 | a-nna-ls | a-nnex | a-nnexa-tion | a-nnihila-te | a-nniversa-ry | a-nnota-te |
91 | a-nnounce | a-nnouncement | a-nnouncer | a-nnoy | a-nnoying | a-nnua-l |
92 | a-nnua-lly | a-nnuity | a-nnul | a-node | a-nodyne | a-noma-lous |
93 | a-noma-ly | a-nonymity | a-nonymous | a-norexia- | a-nother | a-nswer |
94 | a-nt | a-nta-gonism | a-nta-gonize | a-nta-rctic | a-ntecedence | a-ntecedent |
95 | a-nteda-te | a-ntediluvia-n | a-ntenna- | a-nterior | a-nthem | a-nthology |
96 | a-nthropoid | a-nthropologist | a-nthropology | a-ntibiotic | a-ntibody | a-ntic |
97 | a-nticipa-te | a-nticipa-tion | a-nticipa-tory | a-nticlima-x | a-nticlockwise | a-ntidote |
98 | a-ntihista-mine | a-ntipa-thy | a-ntiqua-ted | a-ntique | a-ntiquity | a-ntiseptic |
99 | a-ntithesis | a-ntonym | a-nvil | a-nxiety | a-nxious | a-ny |
100 | a-nybody | a-nyhow | a-nyone | a-nything | a-nywa-y | a-nywhere |
101 | a-orta- | a-pa-rt | a-pa-rtment | a-pa-thy | a-perture | a-pex |
102 | a-phorism | a-pia-ry | a-piece | a-plomb | a-poca-lyptic | a-pocrypha- |
103 | a-pocrypha-l | a-pogee | a-pologetic | a-pologise | a-pologize | a-pology |
104 | a-poplectic | a-posta-sy | a-posta-te | a-postrophe | a-potheca-ry | a-pothegm |
105 | a-potheosis | a-ppa-l | a-ppa-ll | a-ppa-lling | a-ppa-ra-tus | a-ppa-rel |
106 | a-ppa-rent | a-ppa-rition | a-ppea-l | a-ppea-ling | a-ppea-r | a-ppea-ra-nce |
107 | a-ppea-se | a-ppella-tion | a-ppenda-ge | a-ppendix | a-ppetite | a-ppetizer |
108 | a-ppetizing | a-ppla-ud | a-ppla-use | a-pple | a-pplia-nce | a-pplica-ble |
109 | a-pplica-nt | a-pplica-tion | a-pply | a-ppoint | a-ppointment | a-pportion |
110 | a-pposite | a-ppra-isa-l | a-ppra-ise | a-pprecia-ble | a-pprecia-te | a-pprecia-tion |
111 | a-pprehend | a-pprehension | a-pprehensive | a-pprentice | a-pprise | a-pproa-ch |
112 | a-pproa-ching | a-pproba-tion | a-ppropria-te | a-ppropria-tion | a-pprova-l | a-pprove |
113 | a-pproxima-te | a-pproxima-tely | a-pron | a-propos | a-pt | a-ptitude |
114 | a-ptly | a-qua-ma-rine | a-qua-rium | a-qua-tic | a-queduct | a-quifer |
115 | a-quiline | a-ra-besque | a-ra-ble | a-ra-chnid | a-rbiter | a-rbitra-ry |
116 | a-rbitra-te | a-rborea-l | a-rboretum | a-rc | a-rca-ne | a-rch |
117 | a-rcha-eologica-l | a-rcha-eology | a-rcha-ic | a-rcher | a-rchetype | a-rchipela-go |
118 | a-rchitect | a-rchitectura-l | a-rchitecture | a-rchive | a-rctic | a-rdent |
119 | a-rduous | a-rea- | a-rena- | a-rgot | a-rgue | a-rgument |
120 | a-ria- | a-rid | a-rise | a-ristocra-cy | a-ristocra-t | a-rithmetic |
121 | a-rm | a-rma-da- | a-rmistice | a-rmor | a-rmored | a-rmory |
122 | a-rmour | a-rms | a-rmy | a-roma- | a-roma-tic | a-round |
123 | a-rouse | a-rra-ign | a-rra-nge | a-rra-ngement | a-rra-y | a-rrest |
124 | a-rresting | a-rrhythmic | a-rriva-l | a-rrive | a-rroga-nce | a-rroga-nt |
125 | a-rroga-te | a-rrow | a-rroyo | a-rsena-l | a-rson | a-rt |
126 | a-rtery | a-rtful | a-rthritis | a-rticle | a-rticula-te | a-rtifa-ct |
127 | a-rtifa-cts | a-rtifice | a-rtificia-l | a-rtillery | a-rtisa-n | a-rtist |
128 | a-rtistic | a-rtistry | a-rtless | a-rtwork | a-s | a-scend |
129 | a-scenda-ncy | a-scending | a-scent | a-scerta-in | a-scetic | a-scribe |
130 | a-septic | a-sh | a-sha-med | a-shore | a-side | a-sinine |
131 | a-sk | a-ska-nce | a-skew | a-sleep | a-spa-ra-gus | a-spect |
132 | a-spen | a-sperity | a-spersion | a-sphyxia- | a-sphyxia-te | a-spira-nt |
133 | a-spira-tion | a-spire | a-spirin | a-spiring | a-ss | a-ssa-il |
134 | a-ssa-ssin | a-ssa-ssina-te | a-ssa-ssina-tion | a-ssa-ult | a-ssa-y | a-ssembla-ge |
135 | a-ssemble | a-ssembly | a-ssent | a-ssert | a-ssertive | a-ssertiveness |
136 | a-ssess | a-ssessment | a-sset | a-ssiduous | a-ssign | a-ssignment |
137 | a-ssimila-te | a-ssist | a-ssista-nce | a-ssista-nt | a-ssista-ntship | a-ssocia-te |
138 | a-ssocia-tion | a-ssorted | a-ssortment | a-ssua-ge | a-ssume | a-ssumption |
139 | a-ssura-nce | a-ssure | a-ssured | a-ssuredly | a-sterisk | a-steroid |
140 | a-sthma- | a-stigma-tic | a-stonish | a-stonished | a-stonishing | a-stonishment |
141 | a-stound | a-stounding | a-stra-y | a-stringent | a-strola-be | a-strology |
142 | a-strona-ut | a-stronomer | a-stronomica-l | a-stronomy | a-stute | a-sunder |
143 | a-sylum | a-symmetric | a-symmetrica-l | a-symmetry | a-t | a-theism |
144 | a-theist | a-thlete | a-thletic | a-thletics | a-tla-s | a-tmosphere |
145 | a-tmospheric | a-tom | a-tomic | a-tona-l | a-tone | a-trocious |
146 | a-trocity | a-trophy | a-tta-ch | a-tta-ched | a-tta-chment | a-tta-ck |
147 | a-tta-in | a-tta-inment | a-ttempt | a-ttend | a-ttenda-nce | a-ttenda-nt |
148 | a-ttention | a-ttentive | a-ttenua-te | a-ttest | a-ttic | a-ttire |
149 | a-ttitude | a-ttorney | a-ttra-ct | a-ttra-ction | a-ttra-ctive | a-ttribute |
150 | a-ttrition | a-ttune | a-uction | a-uda-cious | a-udible | a-udience |
151 | a-udio | a-udiovisua-l | a-udit | a-udition | a-uditorium | a-uger |
152 | a-ugment | a-ugmenta-tion | a-ugur | a-ugury | a-ugust | a-unt |
153 | a-ura-l | a-ureole | a-uricula-r | a-urora- | a-uspice | a-uspices |
154 | a-uspicious | a-ustere | a-usterity | a-uthentic | a-uthentica-te | a-uthenticity |
155 | a-uthor | a-uthorita-ria-n | a-uthorita-tive | a-uthority | a-uthoriza-tion | a-uthorize |
156 | a-uto | a-utobiogra-phica-l | a-utobiogra-phy | a-utocra-cy | a-utocra-t | a-utoma-te |
157 | a-utoma-ted | a-utoma-tic | a-utoma-tion | a-utomobile | a-utomotive | a-utonomous |
158 | a-utonomy | a-utumn | a-uxilia-ry | a-va-il | a-va-ila-bility | a-va-ila-ble |
159 | a-va-la-nche | a-va-nt | a-va-rice | a-va-ricious | a-venge | a-venue |
160 | a-ver | a-vera-ge | a-verse | a-version | a-vert | a-via-ry |
161 | a-via-tion | a-via-tor | a-vid | a-voca-tion | a-voca-tiona-l | a-void |
162 | a-voida-ble | a-voida-nce | a-vow | a-vowa-l | a-vuncula-r | a-wa-it |
163 | a-wa-ke | a-wa-rd | a-wa-re | a-wa-reness | a-wa-y | a-we |
164 | a-wesome | a-wful | a-wfully | a-wkwa-rd | a-wkwa-rdly | a-wl |
165 | a-wning | a-wry | a-x | a-xe | a-xia-l | a-xiom |
166 | a-xis | a-xle | a-zure |
1 | be | be-ach | be-acon | be-ad | be-aded | be-ak |
2 | be-am | be-an | be-ar | be-ard | be-aring | be-ast |
3 | be-at | be-atific | be-autician | be-autiful | be-auty | be-cause |
4 | be-ckon | be-come | be-d | be-deck | be-dizen | be-dlam |
5 | be-draggled | be-drock | be-e | be-ef | be-er | be-et |
6 | be-etle | be-fore | be-forehand | be-fuddle | be-fuddlement | be-g |
7 | be-get | be-ggar | be-gin | be-ginner | be-ginning | be-grudge |
8 | be-guile | be-half | be-have | be-havior | be-haviour | be-hind |
9 | be-hold | be-holden | be-holder | be-hoove | be-ing | be-labor |
10 | be-lated | be-lch | be-leaguer | be-lie | be-lief | be-lieve |
11 | be-little | be-ll | be-llicose | be-lligerence | be-llows | be-llwether |
12 | be-lly | be-long | be-longings | be-loved | be-low | be-lt |
13 | be-mused | be-nch | be-nd | be-neath | be-nediction | be-nefactor |
14 | be-neficial | be-nefit | be-nevolent | be-nign | be-nison | be-nt |
15 | be-nzene | be-queath | be-quest | be-rate | be-reave | be-reft |
16 | be-rry | be-rserk | be-rth | be-seech | be-set | be-side |
17 | be-sides | be-siege | be-smirch | be-speak | be-spectacled | be-st |
18 | be-stial | be-stow | be-t | be-token | be-tray | be-troth |
19 | be-tter | be-tween | be-verage | be-ware | be-wilder | be-wildering |
20 | be-yond |
1 | bene-ath | bene-diction | bene-factor | bene-ficial | bene-fit | bene-volent |
1 | de-activate | de-ad | de-ade-n | de-adline | de-adlock | de-adly |
2 | de-adpan | de-af | de-afen | de-al | de-aler | de-aling |
3 | de-an | de-ar | de-arth | de-ath | de-bacle | de-bar |
4 | de-bark | de-base | de-batable | de-bate | de-bilitate | de-bility |
5 | de-bonair | de-bouch | de-brief | de-bris | de-bt | de-btor |
6 | de-bunk | de-but | de-cade- | de-cade-nce | de-cade-nt | de-camp |
7 | de-cant | de-cay | de-ceit | de-ceive | de-cency | de-cent |
8 | de-centralize | de-ception | de-ceptive | de-cibel | de-cide- | de-cide-dly |
9 | de-ciduous | de-cimal | de-cimate | de-cipher | de-cision | de-cisive |
10 | de-ck | de-claim | de-clamation | de-claration | de-clare | de-classify |
11 | de-clination | de-cline | de-code- | de-compose | de-composition | de-corate |
12 | de-coration | de-corative | de-corum | de-coy | de-crease | de-cree |
13 | de-crepit | de-cry | de-dicate | de-dicated | de-dication | de-duce |
14 | de-duct | de-ductive | de-ed | de-em | de-ep | de-epen |
15 | de-er | de-face | de-falcate | de-fame | de-fault | de-feat |
16 | de-featist | de-fecate | de-fect | de-fective | de-fence | de-fend |
17 | de-fendant | de-fense | de-fensive | de-fer | de-ference | de-ferential |
18 | de-fiance | de-ficiency | de-ficient | de-ficit | de-file | de-fine |
19 | de-fined | de-finite | de-finitely | de-finition | de-finitive | de-flate |
20 | de-flated | de-flation | de-flect | de-flection | de-foliant | de-foliate |
21 | de-foliator | de-forest | de-forestation | de-form | de-formation | de-fraud |
22 | de-fray | de-frost | de-ft | de-funct | de-fuse | de-fy |
23 | de-generate | de-gradation | de-grade- | de-gree | de-hydrate | de-hydrated |
24 | de-hydration | de-ify | de-ign | de-ity | de-jected | de-lay |
25 | de-lectable | de-lectation | de-legate | de-legation | de-lete | de-leterious |
26 | de-liberate | de-liberately | de-licacy | de-licate | de-licious | de-light |
27 | de-lightful | de-limit | de-lineate | de-linquency | de-linquent | de-lirious |
28 | de-lirium | de-liver | de-livery | de-lta | de-lude- | de-luge |
29 | de-lusion | de-lve | de-magnetize | de-magogue | de-mand | de-manding |
30 | de-marcate | de-mean | de-meanour | de-mented | de-mise | de-mobilize |
31 | de-mocracy | de-mocratic | de-mography | de-molish | de-molition | de-monstrate |
32 | de-monstration | de-monstrative | de-moralize | de-mote | de-motic | de-mur |
33 | de-mure | de-mystify | de-n | de-nial | de-nigrate | de-nim |
34 | de-nizen | de-nominate | de-nomination | de-note | de-nouement | de-nounce |
35 | de-nse | de-nsity | de-nt | de-ntal | de-ntist | de-ntistry |
36 | de-nture | de-nude- | de-nunciate | de-nunciation | de-ny | de-odorizer |
37 | de-part | de-partment | de-parture | de-pend | de-pendable | de-pendant |
38 | de-pende-nce | de-pende-nt | de-pict | de-plete | de-pletion | de-plore |
39 | de-ploy | de-port | de-portation | de-portment | de-pose | de-posit |
40 | de-position | de-positor | de-pot | de-praved | de-pravity | de-precate |
41 | de-preciate | de-preciation | de-predation | de-press | de-pressant | de-pressed |
42 | de-pression | de-privation | de-prive | de-pth | de-pute | de-putize |
43 | de-puty | de-racinate | de-rail | de-ranged | de-rangement | de-relict |
44 | de-reliction | de-ride- | de-rivation | de-rivative | de-rive | de-rmatologist |
45 | de-rogate | de-rogatory | de-salination | de-salinize | de-scend | de-scendant |
46 | de-scent | de-scribe | de-scription | de-scry | de-secrate | de-sert |
47 | de-serted | de-serter | de-sertion | de-serve | de-siccate | de-side-ratum |
48 | de-sign | de-signate | de-signation | de-signer | de-sirable | de-sire |
49 | de-sirous | de-sk | de-sktop | de-solate | de-spair | de-spatch |
50 | de-sperado | de-sperate | de-sperately | de-spicable | de-spise | de-spite |
51 | de-spoil | de-sponde-nt | de-spot | de-spotic | de-spotism | de-ssert |
52 | de-stination | de-stine | de-stined | de-stiny | de-stitute | de-stitution |
53 | de-stroy | de-structible | de-struction | de-structive | de-suetude- | de-sultory |
54 | de-tach | de-tached | de-tail | de-tain | de-tect | de-tectable |
55 | de-tection | de-tective | de-tector | de-ter | de-tergent | de-teriorate |
56 | de-terioration | de-terminant | de-termination | de-termine | de-terrent | de-test |
57 | de-testable | de-tonate | de-tonation | de-tour | de-tract | de-traction |
58 | de-triment | de-trimental | de-tritus | de-uterium | de-vastate | de-vastating |
59 | de-vastation | de-velop | de-velopment | de-viance | de-viant | de-viate |
60 | de-viation | de-vice | de-vil | de-vious | de-vise | de-void |
61 | de-volve | de-vote | de-voted | de-votee | de-votion | de-votional |
62 | de-vour | de-vout | de-w | de-xterity | de-xterous |
1 | demi-se |
1 | demo-bilize | demo-cracy | demo-cratic | demo-graphy | demo-lish | demo-lition |
2 | demo-nstrate | demo-nstration | demo-nstrative | demo-ralize | demo-te | demo-tic |
1 | di-abetes | di-abolic | di-abolical | di-agnose | di-agnosis | di-agonal |
2 | di-agonally | di-agram | di-al | di-alect | di-alog | di-alogue |
3 | di-ameter | di-amond | di-aphanous | di-aphragm | di-arrhea | di-ary |
4 | di-atribe | di-ctate | di-ctation | di-ctator | di-ction | di-ctionary |
5 | di-ctum | di-dactic | di-e | di-ehard | di-esel | di-et |
6 | di-etary | di-eter | di-etetics | di-etitian | di-ffer | di-fference |
7 | di-fferent | di-fferentiate | di-fficult | di-fficulty | di-ffident | di-ffuse |
8 | di-ffusion | di-g | di-gest | di-gestion | di-gestive | di-git |
9 | di-gital | di-gnify | di-gnitary | di-gnity | di-gress | di-gression |
10 | di-lapidate | di-lapidated | di-lapidation | di-late | di-latory | di-lemma |
11 | di-lettante | di-ligence | di-ligent | di-ligently | di-lute | di-lution |
12 | di-m | di-me | di-mension | di-mensional | di-minish | di-minuendo |
13 | di-minution | di-mly | di-mple | di-n | di-ne | di-ngy |
14 | di-nner | di-nosaur | di-ocesan | di-oxide | di-p | di-ploma |
15 | di-plomacy | di-plomat | di-plomatic | di-psomania | di-re | di-rect |
16 | di-rection | di-rectly | di-rector | di-rectory | di-rge | di-rt |
17 | di-rty | di-sable | di-sabled | di-sabuse | di-sadvantage | di-saffect |
18 | di-sagree | di-sagreeable | di-sagreement | di-sappear | di-sappearance | di-sappoint |
19 | di-sappointment | di-sapproval | di-sapprove | di-sarm | di-sarray | di-saster |
20 | di-sastrous | di-savow | di-sband | di-sbar | di-sburse | di-sc |
21 | di-scard | di-scern | di-scernible | di-scerning | di-scharge | di-sciple |
22 | di-scipline | di-sciplined | di-sclaim | di-sclaimer | di-sclose | di-scography |
23 | di-scombobulate | di-scomfit | di-scomfited | di-scomfiture | di-scomfort | di-scompose |
24 | di-sconcert | di-sconnect | di-scontent | di-scontented | di-scord | di-scount |
25 | di-scourage | di-scouraging | di-scourse | di-scover | di-scovery | di-scredi-t |
26 | di-screet | di-screpancy | di-screte | di-scretion | di-scretionary | di-scriminate |
27 | di-scrimination | di-scriminatory | di-scursive | di-scuss | di-scussion | di-sdain |
28 | di-sease | di-sembodi-ed | di-sembody | di-senchant | di-sengage | di-sentangle |
29 | di-sfigure | di-sfranchise | di-sgorge | di-sgrace | di-sgruntle | di-sguise |
30 | di-sgust | di-sgusted | di-sh | di-shearten | di-shevel | di-sheveled |
31 | di-shonour | di-sillusion | di-sinfect | di-sinfectant | di-sintegrate | di-sinter |
32 | di-sinterested | di-sjointed | di-sjunction | di-sjunctive | di-sk | di-slike |
33 | di-slocate | di-slodge | di-smal | di-smantle | di-smay | di-smember |
34 | di-smembered | di-smiss | di-sorder | di-sorganize | di-sparage | di-sparate |
35 | di-sparity | di-spassionate | di-spatch | di-spel | di-spensable | di-spense |
36 | di-spersal | di-sperse | di-splace | di-splacement | di-splay | di-splease |
37 | di-sport | di-sposable | di-sposal | di-spose | di-sposed | di-sposition |
38 | di-sproof | di-sproportionate | di-sprove | di-spute | di-squisition | di-sregard |
39 | di-sreputable | di-srepute | di-srespect | di-srupt | di-sruptive | di-ssatisfaction |
40 | di-ssatisfy | di-ssect | di-ssection | di-ssemble | di-sseminate | di-ssent |
41 | di-ssenter | di-ssenting | di-ssertation | di-ssident | di-ssimilar | di-ssimulate |
42 | di-ssipate | di-ssipated | di-ssociate | di-ssociation | di-ssolute | di-ssolve |
43 | di-ssonant | di-ssuade | di-stain | di-stal | di-stance | di-stant |
44 | di-stasteful | di-stend | di-stension | di-stention | di-still | di-stinct |
45 | di-stinction | di-stinctive | di-stinctively | di-stinctly | di-stinguish | di-stinguished |
46 | di-stort | di-stortion | di-stract | di-stracted | di-straction | di-strait |
47 | di-straught | di-stress | di-stribute | di-stribution | di-strict | di-sturb |
48 | di-sturbance | di-tch | di-tty | di-urnal | di-va | di-vagate |
49 | di-ve | di-ver | di-verge | di-vergence | di-vergent | di-verse |
50 | di-versification | di-versified | di-versify | di-version | di-versity | di-vert |
51 | di-vest | di-vestiture | di-vide | di-vidend | di-vine | di-vision |
52 | di-vorce | di-vulge | di-zziness | di-zzy | di-zzying |
1 | dia-betes | dia-bolic | dia-bolical | dia-gnose | dia-gnosis | dia-gonal |
2 | dia-gonally | dia-gram | dia-l | dia-lect | dia-log | dia-logue |
3 | dia-meter | dia-mond | dia-phanous | dia-phragm | dia-rrhea | dia-ry |
4 | dia-tribe |
1 | dif-fer | dif-ference | dif-ferent | dif-ferentiate | dif-ficult | dif-ficulty |
2 | dif-fident | dif-fuse | dif-fusion |
1 | dis-able | dis-abled | dis-abuse | dis-advantage | dis-affect | dis-agree |
2 | dis-agreeable | dis-agreement | dis-appear | dis-appearance | dis-appoint | dis-appointment |
3 | dis-approval | dis-approve | dis-arm | dis-array | dis-aster | dis-astrous |
4 | dis-avow | dis-band | dis-bar | dis-burse | dis-c | dis-card |
5 | dis-cern | dis-cernible | dis-cerning | dis-charge | dis-ciple | dis-cipline |
6 | dis-ciplined | dis-claim | dis-claimer | dis-close | dis-cography | dis-combobulate |
7 | dis-comfit | dis-comfited | dis-comfiture | dis-comfort | dis-compose | dis-concert |
8 | dis-connect | dis-content | dis-contented | dis-cord | dis-count | dis-courage |
9 | dis-couraging | dis-course | dis-cover | dis-covery | dis-credit | dis-creet |
10 | dis-crepancy | dis-crete | dis-cretion | dis-cretionary | dis-criminate | dis-crimination |
11 | dis-criminatory | dis-cursive | dis-cuss | dis-cussion | dis-dain | dis-ease |
12 | dis-embodied | dis-embody | dis-enchant | dis-engage | dis-entangle | dis-figure |
13 | dis-franchise | dis-gorge | dis-grace | dis-gruntle | dis-guise | dis-gust |
14 | dis-gusted | dis-h | dis-hearten | dis-hevel | dis-heveled | dis-honour |
15 | dis-illusion | dis-infect | dis-infectant | dis-integrate | dis-inter | dis-interested |
16 | dis-jointed | dis-junction | dis-junctive | dis-k | dis-like | dis-locate |
17 | dis-lodge | dis-mal | dis-mantle | dis-may | dis-member | dis-membered |
18 | dis-miss | dis-order | dis-organize | dis-parage | dis-parate | dis-parity |
19 | dis-passionate | dis-patch | dis-pel | dis-pensable | dis-pense | dis-persal |
20 | dis-perse | dis-place | dis-placement | dis-play | dis-please | dis-port |
21 | dis-posable | dis-posal | dis-pose | dis-posed | dis-position | dis-proof |
22 | dis-proportionate | dis-prove | dis-pute | dis-quisition | dis-regard | dis-reputable |
23 | dis-repute | dis-respect | dis-rupt | dis-ruptive | dis-satisfaction | dis-satisfy |
24 | dis-sect | dis-section | dis-semble | dis-seminate | dis-sent | dis-senter |
25 | dis-senting | dis-sertation | dis-sident | dis-similar | dis-simulate | dis-sipate |
26 | dis-sipated | dis-sociate | dis-sociation | dis-solute | dis-solve | dis-sonant |
27 | dis-suade | dis-tain | dis-tal | dis-tance | dis-tant | dis-tasteful |
28 | dis-tend | dis-tension | dis-tention | dis-till | dis-tinct | dis-tinction |
29 | dis-tinctive | dis-tinctively | dis-tinctly | dis-tinguish | dis-tinguished | dis-tort |
30 | dis-tortion | dis-tract | dis-tracted | dis-traction | dis-trait | dis-traught |
31 | dis-tress | dis-tribute | dis-tribution | dis-trict | dis-turb | dis-turbance |
1 | dys-entery | dys-functional | dys-lexia | dys-peptic |
1 | e-ach | e-age-r | e-agle- | e-agle-t | e-ar | e-arly |
2 | e-arn | e-arne-st | e-arnings | e-arplug | e-arring | e-arshot |
3 | e-arsplitting | e-arth | e-arthe-nware- | e-arthly | e-arthquake- | e-arthshaking |
4 | e-arthy | e-ase- | e-ase-l | e-asily | e-ast | e-aste-rn |
5 | e-astward | e-asy | e-at | e-ave-sdrop | e-bb | e-bullie-nce- |
6 | e-cce-ntric | e-cce-ntricity | e-cdysis | e-cho | e-clat | e-cle-ctic |
7 | e-cle-cticism | e-clipse- | e-clogue- | e-cological | e-cologist | e-cology |
8 | e-conomic | e-conomical | e-conomically | e-conomics | e-conomize- | e-conomy |
9 | e-cosyste-m | e-cstasy | e-cstatic | e-cume-nical | e-ddy | e-dge- |
10 | e-dible- | e-dict | e-difice- | e-dify | e-dit | e-dition |
11 | e-ditor | e-ditorial | e-ducable- | e-ducate- | e-ducate-d | e-ducation |
12 | e-e-rie- | e-fface- | e-ffe-ct | e-ffe-ctive- | e-ffe-ctive-ne-ss | e-ffe-minate- |
13 | e-ffe-rve-sce- | e-ffe-te- | e-fficacious | e-fficacy | e-fficie-ncy | e-fficie-nt |
14 | e-ffigy | e-fflue-nt | e-ffluvia | e-ffort | e-ffronte-ry | e-ffulge-nt |
15 | e-galitarian | e-gg | e-ggplant | e-ggshe-ll | e-go | e-goce-ntric |
16 | e-goism | e-gotist | e-gre-gious | e-gre-ss | e-ight | e-ighte-e-n |
17 | e-ighth | e-ighty | e-ithe-r | e-jaculate- | e-je-ct | e-ke- |
18 | e-laborate- | e-laborate-ly | e-laboration | e-lapse- | e-lastic | e-lasticity |
19 | e-late-d | e-lbow | e-lde-r | e-lde-rly | e-le-ct | e-le-ction |
20 | e-le-ctoral | e-le-ctorate- | e-le-ctric | e-le-ctrical | e-le-ctrician | e-le-ctricity |
21 | e-le-ctrode- | e-le-ctromagne-tic | e-le-ctron | e-le-ctronic | e-le-ctronics | e-le-gance- |
22 | e-le-gant | e-le-gy | e-le-me-nt | e-le-me-ntal | e-le-me-ntary | e-le-phant |
23 | e-le-phantine- | e-le-vate- | e-le-vation | e-le-vator | e-le-ve-n | e-le-ve-nth |
24 | e-licit | e-ligible- | e-liminate- | e-limination | e-lite- | e-lixir |
25 | e-llipsis | e-lliptical | e-lm | e-locution | e-longate- | e-loque-nce- |
26 | e-loque-nt | e-lse- | e-lse-whe-re- | e-lucidate- | e-lude- | e-lusive- |
27 | e-maciate- | e-maciation | e-manate- | e-mancipate- | e-mancipation | e-masculate- |
28 | e-mbankme-nt | e-mbargo | e-mbark | e-mbarrass | e-mbassy | e-mbe-d |
29 | e-mbe-llish | e-mbe-llishme-nt | e-mbe-zzle-me-nt | e-mbitte-r | e-mblazon | e-mble-m |
30 | e-mble-matic | e-mbodime-nt | e-mbody | e-mbolde-n | e-mboss | e-mbrace- |
31 | e-mbroide-r | e-mbroide-ry | e-mbroil | e-mbryo | e-mbryological | e-mbryonic |
32 | e-me-nd | e-me-rald | e-me-rge- | e-me-rge-nce- | e-me-rge-ncy | e-me-rging |
33 | e-migrant | e-migrate- | e-mine-nce- | e-mine-nt | e-mine-ntly | e-missary |
34 | e-mission | e-mit | e-mollie-nt | e-molume-nt | e-mote- | e-motion |
35 | e-motional | e-mpathy | e-mpe-ror | e-mphasis | e-mphasize- | e-mphatic |
36 | e-mpire- | e-mpirical | e-mpiricism | e-mploy | e-mploye-e- | e-mploye-r |
37 | e-mployme-nt | e-mpowe-r | e-mpty | e-mpyre-al | e-mpyre-an | e-mulate- |
38 | e-mulsify | e-nable- | e-nact | e-nactme-nt | e-name-l | e-namore-d |
39 | e-ncapsulate- | e-ncase- | e-nchant | e-nciphe-r | e-nclose- | e-nclosure- |
40 | e-ncomiast | e-ncomium | e-ncompass | e-ncounte-r | e-ncourage- | e-ncroach |
41 | e-ncumbe-r | e-ncyclope-dia | e-ncyclope-dic | e-nd | e-ndange-r | e-ndange-re-d |
42 | e-nde-aring | e-nde-avor | e-nde-avour | e-nde-mic | e-nding | e-ndle-ss |
43 | e-ndle-ssly | e-ndorse- | e-ndotoxin | e-ndow | e-ndowme-nt | e-ndue- |
44 | e-ndurance- | e-ndure- | e-nduring | e-ne-my | e-ne-rge-tic | e-ne-rgize- |
45 | e-ne-rgy | e-ne-rvate- | e-nfe-e-ble- | e-nfe-tte-r | e-nflame- | e-nforce- |
46 | e-ngage- | e-ngage-d | e-ngage-me-nt | e-ngaging | e-nge-nde-r | e-ngine- |
47 | e-ngine-e-r | e-ngine-e-ring | e-ngrave- | e-ngraving | e-ngross | e-ngrossme-nt |
48 | e-ngulf | e-nhance- | e-njoin | e-njoy | e-njoyable- | e-nlarge- |
49 | e-nlighte-n | e-nlighte-ning | e-nlighte-nme-nt | e-nlist | e-nlive-n | e-nme-sh |
50 | e-nmity | e-nnoble- | e-nnui | e-normity | e-normous | e-normously |
51 | e-nough | e-nquire- | e-nquiry | e-nrage- | e-nrapture- | e-nrich |
52 | e-nroll | e-nrolme-nt | e-nsconce- | e-nse-mble- | e-nshrine- | e-nsign |
53 | e-nslave- | e-nsnare- | e-nsue- | e-nsure- | e-ntail | e-ntangle- |
54 | e-ntangle-me-nt | e-nte-r | e-nte-rprise- | e-nte-rprising | e-nte-rtain | e-nte-rtaine-r |
55 | e-nte-rtainme-nt | e-nthrall | e-nthralling | e-nthusiasm | e-nthusiastic | e-nthusiastically |
56 | e-ntice- | e-ntire- | e-ntire-ty | e-ntitle- | e-ntitle-d | e-ntity |
57 | e-ntourage- | e-ntrance- | e-ntrancing | e-ntrant | e-ntre-at | e-ntre-aty |
58 | e-ntre-nch | e-ntre-nche-d | e-ntre-pre-ne-ur | e-ntrust | e-ntry | e-ntwine- |
59 | e-nume-rate- | e-nunciate- | e-nve-lop | e-nve-lope- | e-nvious | e-nviron |
60 | e-nvironme-nt | e-nvironme-ntal | e-nvirons | e-nvisage- | e-nvision | e-nvy |
61 | e-nzyme- | e-paule-t | e-phe-me-ral | e-pic | e-picure- | e-picure-an |
62 | e-pide-mic | e-pide-rmis | e-pigram | e-pilogue- | e-pisode- | e-pisodic |
63 | e-pitaph | e-pithe-t | e-pitome- | e-pitomize- | e-poch | e-quable- |
64 | e-qual | e-quality | e-quanimity | e-quate- | e-quation | e-quator |
65 | e-que-strian | e-quilibrium | e-quine- | e-quip | e-quipme-nt | e-quitable- |
66 | e-quity | e-quivale-nt | e-quivocal | e-quivocate- | e-quivocation | e-ra |
67 | e-radicate- | e-rase- | e-rasure- | e-re-ct | e-rode- | e-rosion |
68 | e-rr | e-rrand | e-rratic | e-rratically | e-rrone-ous | e-rror |
69 | e-rsatz | e-rstwhile- | e-rudite- | e-rupt | e-ruption | e-scalate- |
70 | e-scalation | e-scalator | e-scape- | e-scapism | e-scapist | e-sche-w |
71 | e-scort | e-sophagus | e-sote-ric | e-spe-cially | e-spionage- | e-spousal |
72 | e-spouse- | e-spy | e-ssay | e-sse-nce- | e-sse-ntial | e-stablish |
73 | e-stablishme-nt | e-state- | e-ste-e-m | e-stimable- | e-stimate- | e-strange- |
74 | e-strange-d | e-stuary | e-tch | e-tching | e-te-rnal | e-the-re-al |
75 | e-thically | e-thics | e-thnic | e-thnology | e-thos | e-tique-tte- |
76 | e-tymology | e-ucalyptus | e-uge-nic | e-ulogistic | e-ulogize- | e-ulogy |
77 | e-uphe-mism | e-uphonious | e-uphoria | e-vacuate- | e-vade- | e-valuate- |
78 | e-valuation | e-vane-sce-nt | e-vaporate- | e-vaporation | e-vasion | e-vasive- |
79 | e-ve- | e-ve-n | e-ve-nhande-d | e-ve-ning | e-ve-nly | e-ve-nt |
80 | e-ve-ntful | e-ve-ntual | e-ve-ntually | e-ve-r | e-ve-rgre-e-n | e-ve-rlasting |
81 | e-ve-ry | e-ve-rybody | e-ve-ryday | e-ve-ryone- | e-ve-rything | e-ve-rywhe-re- |
82 | e-vict | e-viction | e-vide-nce- | e-vide-nt | e-vil | e-vince- |
83 | e-visce-rate- | e-vocative- | e-voke- | e-volution | e-volutionary | e-volve- |
84 | e-we- | e-we-r | e-xace-rbate- | e-xact | e-xacting | e-xactitude- |
85 | e-xactly | e-xagge-rate- | e-xagge-ration | e-xalt | e-xaltation | e-xalte-d |
86 | e-xam | e-xamination | e-xamine- | e-xample- | e-xaspe-rate- | e-xcavate- |
87 | e-xcavation | e-xce-e-d | e-xce-e-dingly | e-xce-l | e-xce-lle-nce- | e-xce-lle-nt |
88 | e-xce-pt | e-xce-ption | e-xce-ptionable- | e-xce-ptional | e-xce-ptionally | e-xce-rpt |
89 | e-xce-ss | e-xce-ssive- | e-xce-ssive-ly | e-xchange- | e-xche-que-r | e-xcise- |
90 | e-xcitability | e-xcite- | e-xcite-me-nt | e-xciting | e-xclaim | e-xclamation |
91 | e-xclude- | e-xclusion | e-xclusive- | e-xclusive-ly | e-xcogitate- | e-xcoriate- |
92 | e-xcre-me-nt | e-xcre-te- | e-xcruciate- | e-xculpate- | e-xcursion | e-xcursive- |
93 | e-xcuse- | e-xe-crable- | e-xe-crate- | e-xe-cration | e-xe-cute- | e-xe-cution |
94 | e-xe-cutive- | e-xe-mplary | e-xe-mplify | e-xe-mpt | e-xe-mption | e-xe-rcise- |
95 | e-xe-rt | e-xe-rtion | e-xhale- | e-xhaust | e-xhauste-d | e-xhausting |
96 | e-xhaustive- | e-xhibit | e-xhibition | e-xhilarate- | e-xhilarating | e-xhilaration |
97 | e-xhort | e-xhume- | e-xige-nt | e-xiguous | e-xile- | e-xist |
98 | e-xiste-nce- | e-xiste-ntial | e-xit | e-xodus | e-xone-rate- | e-xorbitant |
99 | e-xorcise- | e-xotic | e-xpand | e-xpanding | e-xpanse- | e-xpansion |
100 | e-xpansive- | e-xpatiate- | e-xpatriate- | e-xpe-ct | e-xpe-ctancy | e-xpe-ctation |
101 | e-xpe-die-ncy | e-xpe-die-nt | e-xpe-dition | e-xpe-ditious | e-xpe-l | e-xpe-nd |
102 | e-xpe-nditure- | e-xpe-nse- | e-xpe-nsive- | e-xpe-rie-nce- | e-xpe-rime-nt | e-xpe-rime-ntal |
103 | e-xpe-rime-ntally | e-xpe-rime-ntation | e-xpe-rt | e-xpe-rtise- | e-xpiate- | e-xpiation |
104 | e-xpiration | e-xpire- | e-xplain | e-xplanation | e-xplanatory | e-xplicable- |
105 | e-xplicate- | e-xplicit | e-xplode- | e-xploit | e-xploitation | e-xploration |
106 | e-xplore- | e-xplore-r | e-xplosion | e-xplosive- | e-xpone-nt | e-xpone-ntial |
107 | e-xpone-ntially | e-xport | e-xpose- | e-xposition | e-xpository | e-xpostulate- |
108 | e-xposure- | e-xpound | e-xpre-ss | e-xpre-ssion | e-xpre-ssive- | e-xpre-ssly |
109 | e-xpropriate- | e-xpulsion | e-xpunge- | e-xpurgate- | e-xquisite- | e-xtant |
110 | e-xte-mporane-ous | e-xte-mporize- | e-xte-nd | e-xte-nde-d | e-xte-nsion | e-xte-nsive- |
111 | e-xte-nt | e-xte-nuate- | e-xte-rior | e-xte-rminate- | e-xte-rnal | e-xte-rnalize- |
112 | e-xtinct | e-xtinction | e-xtinguish | e-xtinguishe-r | e-xtirpation | e-xtol |
113 | e-xtort | e-xtra | e-xtract | e-xtraction | e-xtradite- | e-xtrane-ous |
114 | e-xtraordinarily | e-xtraordinary | e-xtrapolate- | e-xtravagance- | e-xtravagant | e-xtre-me- |
115 | e-xtre-me-ly | e-xtre-mist | e-xtre-mity | e-xtricable- | e-xtricate- | e-xtrinsic |
116 | e-xtrove-rt | e-xtrude- | e-xube-rance- | e-xube-rant | e-xude- | e-xult |
117 | e-xultant | e-ye- | e-ye-brow | e-ye-sight | e-ye-witne-ss |
1 | ef-face | ef-fect | ef-fective | ef-fectiveness | ef-feminate | ef-fervesce |
2 | ef-fete | ef-ficacious | ef-ficacy | ef-ficiency | ef-ficient | ef-figy |
3 | ef-fluent | ef-fluvia | ef-fort | ef-frontery | ef-fulgent |
1 | em-aciate | em-aciation | em-anate | em-ancipate | em-ancipation | em-asculate |
2 | em-bankment | em-bargo | em-bark | em-barrass | em-bassy | em-bed |
3 | em-bellish | em-bellishment | em-bezzlem-ent | em-bitter | em-blazon | em-blem- |
4 | em-blem-atic | em-bodiment | em-body | em-bolden | em-boss | em-brace |
5 | em-broider | em-broidery | em-broil | em-bryo | em-bryological | em-bryonic |
6 | em-end | em-erald | em-erge | em-ergence | em-ergency | em-erging |
7 | em-igrant | em-igrate | em-inence | em-inent | em-inently | em-issary |
8 | em-ission | em-it | em-ollient | em-olument | em-ote | em-otion |
9 | em-otional | em-pathy | em-peror | em-phasis | em-phasize | em-phatic |
10 | em-pire | em-pirical | em-piricism | em-ploy | em-ployee | em-ployer |
11 | em-ployment | em-power | em-pty | em-pyreal | em-pyrean | em-ulate |
12 | em-ulsify |
1 | en-able | en-act | en-actmen-t | en-amel | en-amored | en-capsulate |
2 | en-case | en-chant | en-cipher | en-close | en-closure | en-comiast |
3 | en-comium | en-compass | en-counter | en-courage | en-croach | en-cumber |
4 | en-cyclopedia | en-cyclopedic | en-d | en-danger | en-dangered | en-dearing |
5 | en-deavor | en-deavour | en-demic | en-ding | en-dless | en-dlessly |
6 | en-dorse | en-dotoxin | en-dow | en-dowmen-t | en-due | en-durance |
7 | en-dure | en-during | en-emy | en-ergetic | en-ergize | en-ergy |
8 | en-ervate | en-feeble | en-fetter | en-flame | en-force | en-gage |
9 | en-gaged | en-gagemen-t | en-gaging | en-gen-der | en-gine | en-gineer |
10 | en-gineering | en-grave | en-graving | en-gross | en-grossmen-t | en-gulf |
11 | en-hance | en-join | en-joy | en-joyable | en-large | en-lighten- |
12 | en-lighten-ing | en-lighten-men-t | en-list | en-liven- | en-mesh | en-mity |
13 | en-noble | en-nui | en-ormity | en-ormous | en-ormously | en-ough |
14 | en-quire | en-quiry | en-rage | en-rapture | en-rich | en-roll |
15 | en-rolmen-t | en-sconce | en-semble | en-shrine | en-sign | en-slave |
16 | en-snare | en-sue | en-sure | en-tail | en-tangle | en-tanglemen-t |
17 | en-ter | en-terprise | en-terprising | en-tertain | en-tertainer | en-tertainmen-t |
18 | en-thrall | en-thralling | en-thusiasm | en-thusiastic | en-thusiastically | en-tice |
19 | en-tire | en-tirety | en-title | en-titled | en-tity | en-tourage |
20 | en-trance | en-trancing | en-trant | en-treat | en-treaty | en-tren-ch |
21 | en-tren-ched | en-trepren-eur | en-trust | en-try | en-twine | en-umerate |
22 | en-unciate | en-velop | en-velope | en-vious | en-viron | en-vironmen-t |
23 | en-vironmen-tal | en-virons | en-visage | en-vision | en-vy | en-zyme |
1 | endo-rse | endo-toxin | endo-w | endo-wment |
1 | epi-c | epi-cure | epi-curean | epi-demic | epi-dermis | epi-gram |
2 | epi-logue | epi-sode | epi-sodic | epi-taph | epi-thet | epi-tome |
3 | epi-tomize |
1 | eu-calyptus | eu-genic | eu-logistic | eu-logize | eu-logy | eu-phemism |
2 | eu-phonious | eu-phoria |
1 | ex-acerbate | ex-act | ex-acting | ex-actitude | ex-actly | ex-aggerate |
2 | ex-aggeration | ex-alt | ex-altation | ex-alted | ex-am | ex-amination |
3 | ex-amine | ex-ample | ex-asperate | ex-cavate | ex-cavation | ex-ceed |
4 | ex-ceedingly | ex-cel | ex-cellence | ex-cellent | ex-cept | ex-ception |
5 | ex-ceptionable | ex-ceptional | ex-ceptionally | ex-cerpt | ex-cess | ex-cessive |
6 | ex-cessively | ex-change | ex-chequer | ex-cise | ex-citability | ex-cite |
7 | ex-citement | ex-citing | ex-claim | ex-clamation | ex-clude | ex-clusion |
8 | ex-clusive | ex-clusively | ex-cogitate | ex-coriate | ex-crement | ex-crete |
9 | ex-cruciate | ex-culpate | ex-cursion | ex-cursive | ex-cuse | ex-ecrable |
10 | ex-ecrate | ex-ecration | ex-ecute | ex-ecution | ex-ecutive | ex-emplary |
11 | ex-emplify | ex-empt | ex-emption | ex-ercise | ex-ert | ex-ertion |
12 | ex-hale | ex-haust | ex-hausted | ex-hausting | ex-haustive | ex-hibit |
13 | ex-hibition | ex-hilarate | ex-hilarating | ex-hilaration | ex-hort | ex-hume |
14 | ex-igent | ex-iguous | ex-ile | ex-ist | ex-istence | ex-istential |
15 | ex-it | ex-odus | ex-onerate | ex-orbitant | ex-orcise | ex-otic |
16 | ex-pand | ex-panding | ex-panse | ex-pansion | ex-pansive | ex-patiate |
17 | ex-patriate | ex-pect | ex-pectancy | ex-pectation | ex-pediency | ex-pedient |
18 | ex-pedition | ex-peditious | ex-pel | ex-pend | ex-penditure | ex-pense |
19 | ex-pensive | ex-perience | ex-periment | ex-perimental | ex-perimentally | ex-perimentation |
20 | ex-pert | ex-pertise | ex-piate | ex-piation | ex-piration | ex-pire |
21 | ex-plain | ex-planation | ex-planatory | ex-plicable | ex-plicate | ex-plicit |
22 | ex-plode | ex-ploit | ex-ploitation | ex-ploration | ex-plore | ex-plorer |
23 | ex-plosion | ex-plosive | ex-ponent | ex-ponential | ex-ponentially | ex-port |
24 | ex-pose | ex-position | ex-pository | ex-postulate | ex-posure | ex-pound |
25 | ex-press | ex-pression | ex-pressive | ex-pressly | ex-propriate | ex-pulsion |
26 | ex-punge | ex-purgate | ex-quisite | ex-tant | ex-temporaneous | ex-temporize |
27 | ex-tend | ex-tended | ex-tension | ex-tensive | ex-tent | ex-tenuate |
28 | ex-terior | ex-terminate | ex-ternal | ex-ternalize | ex-tinct | ex-tinction |
29 | ex-tinguish | ex-tinguisher | ex-tirpation | ex-tol | ex-tort | ex-tra |
30 | ex-tract | ex-traction | ex-tradite | ex-traneous | ex-traordinarily | ex-traordinary |
31 | ex-trapolate | ex-travagance | ex-travagant | ex-treme | ex-tremely | ex-tremist |
32 | ex-tremity | ex-tricable | ex-tricate | ex-trinsic | ex-trovert | ex-trude |
33 | ex-uberance | ex-uberant | ex-ude | ex-ult | ex-ultant |
1 | exo-dus | exo-nerate | exo-rbitant | exo-rcise | exo-tic |
1 | extra | extra-ct | extra-ction | extra-dite | extra-neous | extra-ordinarily |
2 | extra-ordinary | extra-polate | extra-vagance | extra-vagant |
1 | fem-ale | fem-inine | fem-inism | fem-inist |
1 | femin-ine | femin-ism | femin-ist |
1 | for | for-age | for-ager | for-ay | for-bearance | for-bid |
2 | for-bidding | for-ce | for-cibly | for-d | for-e | for-ebear |
3 | for-ebode | for-ecast | for-eclose | for-efather | for-efront | for-ehead |
4 | for-eign | for-eigner | for-eknowledge | for-emost | for-ensic | for-erunner |
5 | for-esee | for-eseeable | for-eshadow | for-esight | for-est | for-estall |
6 | for-estry | for-etell | for-ever | for-eword | for-feit | for-feiture |
7 | for-ge | for-ger | for-gery | for-get | for-give | for-go |
8 | for-k | for-lorn | for-m | for-mal | for-mality | for-malized |
9 | for-mat | for-mation | for-mative | for-mer | for-merly | for-midable |
10 | for-mula | for-mulate | for-mulation | for-sake | for-swear | for-t |
11 | for-te | for-th | for-thcoming | for-thright | for-tify | for-titude |
12 | for-tnight | for-tress | for-tuitous | for-tuitously | for-tunate | for-tunately |
13 | for-tune | for-ty | for-um | for-ward |
1 | fore | fore-bear | fore-bode | fore-cast | fore-close | fore-father |
2 | fore-front | fore-head | fore-ign | fore-igner | fore-knowledge | fore-most |
3 | fore-nsic | fore-runner | fore-see | fore-seeable | fore-shadow | fore-sight |
4 | fore-st | fore-stall | fore-stry | fore-tell | fore-ver | fore-word |
1 | hemi-sphere |
1 | hetero-dox | hetero-geneous |
1 | hexa-gon |
1 | homo-geneity | homo-geneous | homo-genize | homo-graph | homo-sexual |
1 | hyper-activity | hyper-bole | hyper-sensitive | hyper-tension |
1 | hypo-crisy | hypo-crite | hypo-critical | hypo-dermic | hypo-tenuse | hypo-thesis |
2 | hypo-thesize | hypo-thetical |
1 | ig-neous | ig-nite | ig-nition | ig-noble | ig-nominious | ig-nominy |
2 | ig-norance | ig-norant | ig-nore |
1 | il-l | il-legal | il-legible | il-legitimate | il-liberal | il-licit |
2 | il-literate | il-lness | il-logical | il-luminate | il-luminati | il-lumination |
3 | il-lusion | il-lusive | il-lusory | il-lustrate | il-lustration | il-lustrious |
1 | im-age | im-agery | im-aginary | im-agination | im-aginative | im-agine |
2 | im-balance | im-becile | im-bibe | im-broglio | im-bue | im-itate |
3 | im-itation | im-itative | im-maculate | im-manent | im-mediate | im-mediately |
4 | im-memorial | im-mense | im-mensity | im-merse | im-migrant | im-migrate |
5 | im-migration | im-minent | im-mobile | im-mobilize | im-molate | im-mortal |
6 | im-mune | im-munity | im-munize | im-mure | im-p | im-pact |
7 | im-pair | im-pale | im-palpable | im-part | im-partial | im-partially |
8 | im-passe | im-passioned | im-passive | im-patient | im-peach | im-peccable |
9 | im-pecunious | im-pede | im-pedim-ent | im-pel | im-pend | im-pending |
10 | im-penetrable | im-penitent | im-perative | im-perial | im-peril | im-perious |
11 | im-permanent | im-permeability | im-permeable | im-personal | im-personate | im-personation |
12 | im-pertinence | im-perturbable | im-pervious | im-petuous | im-petus | im-pinge |
13 | im-plant | im-plausible | im-plement | im-plicate | im-plication | im-plicit |
14 | im-plode | im-plore | im-ply | im-politic | im-ponderable | im-port |
15 | im-portance | im-portant | im-portune | im-pose | im-posing | im-possible |
16 | im-postor | im-posture | im-poverish | im-practical | im-practicality | im-precation |
17 | im-precise | im-pregnable | im-presario | im-press | im-pressed | im-pression |
18 | im-pressionable | im-pressive | im-print | im-prison | im-prisonment | im-probable |
19 | im-promptu | im-proper | im-prove | im-provement | im-provident | im-provisation |
20 | im-provise | im-provised | im-proviser | im-prudent | im-pudent | im-pugn |
21 | im-puissance | im-pulse | im-pulsive | im-punity | im-purity | im-putation |
22 | im-pute |
1 | in | in-ability | in-accessible | in-accurate | in-activate | in-active |
2 | in-adequate | in-advertence | in-advertently | in-alienable | in-ane | in-animate |
3 | in-appreciable | in-appropriate | in-apt | in-asmuch | in-attention | in-augural |
4 | in-augurate | in-born | in-candescence | in-candescent | in-cantation | in-capable |
5 | in-capacitate | in-carcerate | in-carnate | in-cendiary | in-cense | in-centive |
6 | in-ception | in-certitude | in-cessant | in-ch | in-choate | in-cidence |
7 | in-cident | in-cidentally | in-cin-erate | in-cin-erator | in-cipient | in-cise |
8 | in-cision | in-cisive | in-cisor | in-cite | in-clement | in-clin-ation |
9 | in-clin-e | in-clin-ed | in-clude | in-clusive | in-cogitant | in-come |
10 | in-commensurate | in-compatible | in-competent | in-complete | in-comprehensible | in-conclusive |
11 | in-congruent | in-congruity | in-congruous | in-consequential | in-constancy | in-controvertible |
12 | in-convenient | in-corporate | in-corporation | in-corporeal | in-correct | in-corrigibility |
13 | in-corrigible | in-corruptible | in-crease | in-creasin-gly | in-credible | in-credulity |
14 | in-crement | in-crimin-ate | in-crustation | in-cubate | in-cubation | in-cubator |
15 | in-cubus | in-culcate | in-culpate | in-cumbent | in-cur | in-debted |
16 | in-decipherable | in-decisive | in-deed | in-defatigable | in-defin-ite | in-defin-itely |
17 | in-delible | in-demnify | in-demnity | in-dent | in-dented | in-denture |
18 | in-dependence | in-dependent | in-determin-ate | in-dex | in-dicate | in-dication |
19 | in-dicative | in-dicator | in-dices | in-dict | in-difference | in-different |
20 | in-digence | in-digenous | in-digent | in-digestion | in-dignant | in-dignation |
21 | in-dignity | in-direct | in-discrimin-ately | in-dispensability | in-dispensable | in-dite |
22 | in-dividual | in-dividualism | in-doctrin-ate | in-dolent | in-door | in-doors |
23 | in-dubitable | in-duce | in-ducible | in-duct | in-duction | in-dulge |
24 | in-durate | in-dustrial | in-dustrialization | in-dustrialize | in-dustrialized | in-dustrious |
25 | in-dustry | in-ebriate | in-effable | in-effaceable | in-effectual | in-efficient |
26 | in-elastic | in-elasticity | in-eligible | in-eluctable | in-ept | in-eptitude |
27 | in-equity | in-ert | in-ertia | in-estimable | in-evitable | in-evitably |
28 | in-exhaustible | in-exorable | in-expedient | in-expensive | in-expiable | in-explicable |
29 | in-extricable | in-extricably | in-fancy | in-fant | in-fantile | in-fantry |
30 | in-fatuate | in-fatuated | in-fatuation | in-fect | in-fection | in-fectious |
31 | in-felicitous | in-felicity | in-fer | in-ference | in-ferior | in-feriority |
32 | in-fernal | in-ferno | in-fertile | in-fest | in-filtrate | in-fin-ite |
33 | in-fin-itely | in-fin-itesimal | in-fin-ity | in-firm | in-firmary | in-flame |
34 | in-flamed | in-flammable | in-flammation | in-flate | in-flation | in-flexible |
35 | in-flict | in-fliction | in-fluence | in-fluential | in-fluenza | in-flux |
36 | in-form | in-formal | in-formation | in-formative | in-formed | in-former |
37 | in-fraction | in-frared | in-frastructure | in-frin-ge | in-furiate | in-fuse |
38 | in-fusion | in-genious | in-geniously | in-genuity | in-genuous | in-gest |
39 | in-gestion | in-got | in-grain-ed | in-grate | in-gratiate | in-gratiatin-g |
40 | in-gredient | in-gress | in-habit | in-habitant | in-hale | in-herent |
41 | in-herit | in-heritance | in-hibit | in-hibitor | in-humane | in-imical |
42 | in-imitable | in-iquitous | in-iquity | in-itial | in-itially | in-itiate |
43 | in-itiative | in-ject | in-jection | in-junction | in-jure | in-jurious |
44 | in-jury | in-justice | in-k | in-klin-g | in-land | in-let |
45 | in-mate | in-n | in-nards | in-nate | in-ner | in-nermost |
46 | in-nocence | in-nocent | in-nocuous | in-novation | in-novative | in-nuendo |
47 | in-numerable | in-oculate | in-offensive | in-ordin-ate | in-organic | in-put |
48 | in-quire | in-quiry | in-quisitive | in-road | in-sane | in-sanity |
49 | in-satiable | in-scribe | in-scription | in-scrutable | in-sect | in-secticide |
50 | in-sensate | in-sentient | in-sert | in-shore | in-side | in-sider |
51 | in-sidious | in-sight | in-signia | in-significant | in-sin-cerity | in-sin-uate |
52 | in-sipid | in-sist | in-sistence | in-sistent | in-solate | in-solence |
53 | in-solent | in-soluble | in-solvency | in-solvent | in-somnia | in-souciance |
54 | in-souciant | in-spect | in-spection | in-spector | in-spiration | in-spire |
55 | in-spired | in-spirin-g | in-stability | in-stall | in-stallation | in-stallment |
56 | in-stalment | in-stance | in-stant | in-stantaneous | in-stantly | in-state |
57 | in-stead | in-stigate | in-still | in-stin-ct | in-stin-ctive | in-stin-ctively |
58 | in-stitute | in-stitution | in-stitutionalize | in-stitutionalized | in-struct | in-struction |
59 | in-structive | in-structor | in-strument | in-strumental | in-strumentalist | in-subordin-ate |
60 | in-substantial | in-sufficient | in-sular | in-sularity | in-sulate | in-sulation |
61 | in-sulator | in-sulin- | in-sult | in-sultin-g | in-superable | in-surance |
62 | in-sure | in-surgent | in-surmountable | in-surrection | in-tact | in-take |
63 | in-tangibility | in-tangible | in-tegral | in-tegrate | in-tegrated | in-tegrity |
64 | in-tellect | in-tellectual | in-telligence | in-telligent | in-telligible | in-tend |
65 | in-tense | in-tensify | in-tensity | in-tensive | in-tent | in-tention |
66 | in-tentional | in-tentionally | in-ter | in-teract | in-teraction | in-teractive |
67 | in-tercede | in-tercept | in-tercessor | in-terchangeable | in-terconnect | in-terconnected |
68 | in-terconnectin-g | in-tercontin-ental | in-tercourse | in-terdependence | in-terdependent | in-terdict |
69 | in-terdisciplin-ary | in-terest | in-terestin-g | in-terface | in-terfere | in-terference |
70 | in-terim | in-terior | in-terjection | in-terlace | in-terlock | in-terlockin-g |
71 | in-terlocutor | in-terlope | in-terloper | in-terlude | in-termediary | in-termediate |
72 | in-termin-able | in-termin-gle | in-termission | in-termittent | in-tern | in-ternal |
73 | in-ternational | in-ternecin-e | in-ternet | in-terpersonal | in-terplanetary | in-terplay |
74 | in-terpolate | in-terpose | in-terpret | in-terpretation | in-terpreter | in-terregnum |
75 | in-terrogate | in-terrogation | in-terrogative | in-terrupt | in-terruption | in-tersect |
76 | in-tersected | in-tersection | in-tersperse | in-terstellar | in-terstice | in-tertwin-e |
77 | in-terval | in-tervene | in-tervention | in-terview | in-terweave | in-testate |
78 | in-testin-e | in-timacy | in-timate | in-timidate | in-to | in-tonation |
79 | in-toxicate | in-toxication | in-tractable | in-transigent | in-trepid | in-tricacy |
80 | in-tricate | in-tricately | in-trigue | in-triguin-g | in-trin-sic | in-troduce |
81 | in-troduction | in-trospective | in-trude | in-truder | in-trudin-g | in-trusion |
82 | in-tuition | in-tuitive | in-tumescence | in-undate | in-ured | in-vade |
83 | in-vader | in-valid | in-valuable | in-variably | in-vasion | in-vective |
84 | in-veigh | in-veigle | in-vent | in-vention | in-ventor | in-ventory |
85 | in-verse | in-versely | in-vert | in-vertebrate | in-vest | in-vestigate |
86 | in-vestigation | in-vestiture | in-vestment | in-veterate | in-vidious | in-vigilate |
87 | in-vigorate | in-vigoratin-g | in-vin-cible | in-violable | in-visible | in-vitation |
88 | in-vite | in-vitin-g | in-voice | in-voke | in-voluntary | in-volve |
89 | in-vulnerable | in-ward |
1 | inter | inter-act | inter-action | inter-active | inter-cede | inter-cept |
2 | inter-cessor | inter-changeable | inter-connect | inter-connected | inter-connecting | inter-continental |
3 | inter-course | inter-dependence | inter-dependent | inter-dict | inter-disciplinary | inter-est |
4 | inter-esting | inter-face | inter-fere | inter-ference | inter-im | inter-ior |
5 | inter-jection | inter-lace | inter-lock | inter-locking | inter-locutor | inter-lope |
6 | inter-loper | inter-lude | inter-mediary | inter-mediate | inter-minable | inter-mingle |
7 | inter-mission | inter-mittent | inter-n | inter-nal | inter-national | inter-necine |
8 | inter-net | inter-personal | inter-planetary | inter-play | inter-polate | inter-pose |
9 | inter-pret | inter-pretation | inter-preter | inter-regnum | inter-rogate | inter-rogation |
10 | inter-rogative | inter-rupt | inter-ruption | inter-sect | inter-sected | inter-section |
11 | inter-sperse | inter-stellar | inter-stice | inter-twine | inter-val | inter-vene |
12 | inter-vention | inter-view | inter-weave |
1 | intra-ctable | intra-nsigent |
1 | intro-duce | intro-duction | intro-spective |
1 | ir-ascible | ir-ate | ir-e | ir-idescence | ir-idescent | ir-k |
2 | ir-ksome | ir-on | ir-onclad | ir-onic | ir-ony | ir-radiate |
3 | ir-radicable | ir-reconcilable | ir-redeemable | ir-reducible | ir-regular | ir-regularity |
4 | ir-regularly | ir-relevant | ir-remediable | ir-reparable | ir-repressible | ir-resistible |
5 | ir-respective | ir-responsible | ir-reverence | ir-reverent | ir-reversible | ir-revocable |
6 | ir-rigate | ir-rigation | ir-ritable | ir-ritate | ir-ritating | ir-ritation |
1 | iso-late | iso-lated | iso-lation | iso-tope |
1 | kilo | kilo-gram | kilo-meter | kilo-metre | kilo-watt |
1 | mal-adroit | mal-aise | mal-apropism | mal-aria | mal-content | mal-e |
2 | mal-ediction | mal-efactor | mal-eficent | mal-evolent | mal-feasance | mal-function |
3 | mal-ice | mal-icious | mal-ign | mal-ignant | mal-inger | mal-l |
4 | mal-leability | mal-leable | mal-let | mal-nutrition | mal-odor | mal-practice |
5 | mal-treat |
1 | male | male-diction | male-factor | male-ficent | male-volent |
1 | matern-al | matern-ity |
1 | matr-iarchy | matr-iculate | matr-imony | matr-ix |
1 | matri-archy | matri-culate | matri-mony | matri-x |
1 | meta-bolic | meta-bolism | meta-l | meta-llic | meta-llurgy | meta-morphose |
2 | meta-phor | meta-physical | meta-physics |
1 | metro | metro-polis | metro-politan |
1 | micro-be | micro-computer | micro-cosm | micro-film | micro-organism | micro-phone |
2 | micro-processor | micro-scope | micro-scopic | micro-wave |
1 | milli-meter | milli-metre | milli-on | milli-onaire |
1 | mini-ature | mini-bus | mini-mal | mini-malist | mini-mize | mini-mum |
2 | mini-on | mini-ster | mini-stry |
1 | mis-anthrope | mis-appropriate | mis-carriage | mis-cellaneous | mis-cellany | mis-chance |
2 | mis-chief | mis-chievous | mis-conceive | mis-conception | mis-conduct | mis-creant |
3 | mis-deed | mis-er | mis-erable | mis-erly | mis-ery | mis-fortune |
4 | mis-giving | mis-guide | mis-guided | mis-hap | mis-inform | mis-lead |
5 | mis-leading | mis-nomer | mis-ogamy | mis-perceive | mis-represent | mis-representation |
6 | mis-s | mis-shapen | mis-sile | mis-sing | mis-sion | mis-sionary |
7 | mis-sive | mis-t | mis-take | mis-timed | mis-tral | mis-tress |
8 | mis-trust | mis-understand | mis-use |
1 | mono-chromatic | mono-chrome | mono-cle | mono-gamy | mono-graph | mono-lithic |
2 | mono-logue | mono-mania | mono-polize | mono-poly | mono-tone | mono-tonous |
3 | mono-tony |
1 | multi-cellular | multi-faceted | multi-farious | multi-lateral | multi-ple | multi-plication |
2 | multi-plicity | multi-ply | multi-story | multi-tude |
1 | ne-ar | ne-arby | ne-arly | ne-at | ne-bulous | ne-cessarily |
2 | ne-cessary | ne-cessitate | ne-cessitous | ne-cessity | ne-ck | ne-cklace |
3 | ne-cropolis | ne-ctar | ne-ed | ne-edle | ne-edless | ne-edlework |
4 | ne-edy | ne-farious | ne-gate | ne-gation | ne-gative | ne-glect |
5 | ne-gligence | ne-gligent | ne-gligible | ne-gotiable | ne-gotiate | ne-gotiation |
6 | ne-ighbor | ne-ighborhood | ne-ighbour | ne-ighbourhood | ne-ighbouring | ne-ither |
7 | ne-mesis | ne-oclassical | ne-olithic | ne-ologism | ne-on | ne-onate |
8 | ne-ophyte | ne-phew | ne-phritis | ne-potism | ne-rve | ne-rvous |
9 | ne-st | ne-stle | ne-stling | ne-t | ne-thermost | ne-ttle |
10 | ne-twork | ne-urology | ne-uron | ne-urosis | ne-urotic | ne-urotransmitter |
11 | ne-utral | ne-utralize | ne-utron | ne-ver | ne-vertheless | ne-w |
12 | ne-wly | ne-ws | ne-wscast | ne-wspaper | ne-wsstand | ne-xt |
13 | ne-xus |
1 | neo-classical | neo-lithic | neo-logism | neo-n | neo-nate | neo-phyte |
1 | no | no-bility | no-ble | no-body | no-cturnal | no-d |
2 | no-ise | no-isome | no-isy | no-mad | no-madic | no-minal |
3 | no-minate | no-minee | no-nchalance | no-nchalant | no-ncommittal | no-nconformist |
4 | no-nconformity | no-ne | no-nentity | no-nesuch | no-netheless | no-nfiction |
5 | no-nflammable | no-nhuman | no-npareil | no-nplus | no-nporous | no-nprofessional |
6 | no-nradioactive | no-nsense | no-nsensical | no-nthreatening | no-ntraditional | no-nverbal |
7 | no-nviable | no-nviolence | no-odle | no-on | no-ose | no-r |
8 | no-rm | no-rmal | no-rmalization | no-rmalize | no-rmally | no-rth |
9 | no-rtheast | no-rthern | no-rthwest | no-se | no-stalgia | no-stril |
10 | no-strum | no-t | no-tability | no-table | no-tably | no-tary |
11 | no-tate | no-tation | no-tch | no-te | no-tebook | no-ted |
12 | no-thing | no-tice | no-ticeable | no-tify | no-tion | no-tional |
13 | no-toriety | no-torious | no-toriously | no-twithstanding | no-ught | no-un |
14 | no-urish | no-urishing | no-urishment | no-va | no-vel | no-velty |
15 | no-vice | no-w | no-wadays | no-where | no-xious | no-zzle |
1 | non-chalance | non-chalant | non-committal | non-conformist | non-conformity | non-e |
2 | non-entity | non-esuch | non-etheless | non-fiction | non-flammable | non-human |
3 | non-pareil | non-plus | non-porous | non-professional | non-radioactive | non-sense |
4 | non-sensical | non-threatening | non-traditional | non-verbal | non-viable | non-violence |
1 | ob-durate | ob-edience | ob-edient | ob-eisance | ob-elisk | ob-ese |
2 | ob-esity | ob-ey | ob-fuscate | ob-ituary | ob-ject | ob-jection |
3 | ob-jective | ob-lation | ob-ligate | ob-ligated | ob-ligation | ob-ligatory |
4 | ob-lige | ob-liging | ob-lique | ob-literate | ob-livious | ob-long |
5 | ob-loquy | ob-noxious | ob-scene | ob-scure | ob-scurity | ob-sequious |
6 | ob-servance | ob-servation | ob-servatory | ob-serve | ob-server | ob-sess |
7 | ob-sessed | ob-session | ob-solescent | ob-solete | ob-stacle | ob-stinacy |
8 | ob-stinate | ob-streperous | ob-struct | ob-struction | ob-tain | ob-tainable |
9 | ob-trude | ob-tuse | ob-verse | ob-viate | ob-vious | ob-viously |
1 | octa-gon |
1 | octo-genarian | octo-pus |
1 | omni-potent | omni-present | omni-scient | omni-vorous |
1 | out | out-break | out-cast | out-come | out-cry | out-date |
2 | out-dated | out-do | out-door | out-doors | out-er | out-ermost |
3 | out-fit | out-flow | out-fox | out-going | out-grow | out-growth |
4 | out-ing | out-landish | out-last | out-law | out-let | out-line |
5 | out-look | out-lying | out-maneuver | out-moded | out-put | out-rage |
6 | out-rageous | out-reach | out-right | out-set | out-shine | out-side |
7 | out-skirt | out-skirts | out-spoken | out-standing | out-strip | out-ward |
8 | out-wards | out-weigh | out-wit |
1 | over | over-all | over-balance | over-bearing | over-burden | over-cast |
2 | over-charge | over-coat | over-come | over-confident | over-dose | over-due |
3 | over-estimate | over-exposure | over-flow | over-hang | over-haul | over-head |
4 | over-hear | over-lap | over-lapping | over-load | over-look | over-night |
5 | over-pass | over-powering | over-reach | over-ride | over-riding | over-rule |
6 | over-run | over-seas | over-see | over-shadow | over-sight | over-state |
7 | over-t | over-take | over-tax | over-taxed | over-throw | over-time |
8 | over-ture | over-turn | over-weening | over-weight | over-whelm | over-whelming |
9 | over-whelmingly | over-wrought |
1 | paleo-lithic | paleo-ntologist | paleo-ntology |
1 | pan | pan-acea | pan-ache | pan-creas | pan-da | pan-demic |
2 | pan-demonium | pan-der | pan-e | pan-egyric | pan-el | pan-g |
3 | pan-ic | pan-orama | pan-oramic | pan-t | pan-technicon | pan-theon |
4 | pan-ther | pan-tomime | pan-try | pan-ts |
1 | para-ble | para-bola | para-chute | para-de | para-digm | para-dise |
2 | para-dox | para-gon | para-graph | para-keet | para-llel | para-llelism |
3 | para-lyse | para-lysis | para-lyze | para-meter | para-mount | para-noia |
4 | para-noid | para-phernalia | para-phrase | para-psychology | para-site | para-sitic |
1 | pater-nity |
1 | pen | pen-al | pen-alize | pen-alty | pen-ance | pen-chant |
2 | pen-cil | pen-dant | pen-dent | pen-ding | pen-dulum | pen-etrate |
3 | pen-etrating | pen-etration | pen-icillin | pen-insula | pen-itent | pen-nant |
4 | pen-ny | pen-sion | pen-sioner | pen-sive | pen-ultimate | pen-umbra |
5 | pen-ury |
1 | per | per-ambulate | per-ceive | per-cent | per-centage | per-ceptible |
2 | per-ception | per-ceptive | per-ch | per-colate | per-cussion | per-cussionist |
3 | per-egrination | per-emptory | per-ennial | per-ennially | per-fect | per-fection |
4 | per-fectly | per-fervid | per-fidious | per-fidy | per-forate | per-form |
5 | per-formance | per-former | per-fume | per-functorily | per-functory | per-haps |
6 | per-igee | per-il | per-ilous | per-imeter | per-iod | per-iodic |
7 | per-iodical | per-iodically | per-ipatetic | per-ipheral | per-iphery | per-iphrastic |
8 | per-iscope | per-ish | per-ishable | per-ishing | per-jure | per-jury |
9 | per-ky | per-manence | per-manent | per-manently | per-meable | per-meate |
10 | per-missible | per-mission | per-missive | per-mit | per-nicious | per-oxide |
11 | per-pendicular | per-petual | per-petuate | per-plex | per-plexing | per-plexity |
12 | per-quisite | per-secute | per-secution | per-severance | per-severe | per-siflage |
13 | per-sist | per-sistence | per-sistent | per-snickety | per-son | per-sonable |
14 | per-sonage | per-sonal | per-sonality | per-sonification | per-sonnel | per-spective |
15 | per-spicacious | per-spicuity | per-spicuous | per-spiration | per-spire | per-suade |
16 | per-suasion | per-suasive | per-tain | per-tinacious | per-tinent | per-turb |
17 | per-use | per-vade | per-vasive | per-verse | per-vert | per-vious |
1 | peri-gee | peri-l | peri-lous | peri-meter | peri-od | peri-odic |
2 | peri-odical | peri-odically | peri-patetic | peri-pheral | peri-phery | peri-phrastic |
3 | peri-scope | peri-sh | peri-shable | peri-shing |
1 | poly-andry | poly-glot | poly-gon | poly-gonal | poly-math | poly-mer |
2 | poly-technic |
1 | post | post-age | post-al | post-card | post-code | post-date |
2 | post-er | post-erior | post-erity | post-graduate | post-humous | post-man |
3 | post-master | post-mortem | post-operative | post-pone | post-script | post-ulate |
4 | post-ure | post-war |
1 | pre-ach | pre-amble | pre-carious | pre-caution | pre-cede | pre-cedence |
2 | pre-cedent | pre-ceding | pre-cept | pre-cious | pre-cipice | pre-cipitant |
3 | pre-cipitate | pre-cipitation | pre-cipitous | pre-cise | pre-cisely | pre-cision |
4 | pre-clude | pre-cocious | pre-cursor | pre-dator | pre-datory | pre-decessor |
5 | pre-destine | pre-dicament | pre-dict | pre-dictability | pre-dictable | pre-diction |
6 | pre-dictive | pre-dilection | pre-disposition | pre-dominant | pre-dominantly | pre-dominate |
7 | pre-eminent | pre-empt | pre-en | pre-fabricate | pre-fabricated | pre-face |
8 | pre-fer | pre-ferable | pre-ference | pre-ferential | pre-figure | pre-fix |
9 | pre-gnancy | pre-gnant | pre-hensile | pre-historic | pre-judice | pre-liminary |
10 | pre-literate | pre-lude | pre-mature | pre-meditate | pre-meditated | pre-mier |
11 | pre-miere | pre-mise | pre-mium | pre-monition | pre-occupation | pre-operative |
12 | pre-paration | pre-paratory | pre-pare | pre-ponderance | pre-ponderant | pre-ponderate |
13 | pre-position | pre-possessing | pre-posterous | pre-requisite | pre-rogative | pre-sage |
14 | pre-science | pre-scribe | pre-scribed | pre-scription | pre-sence | pre-sent |
15 | pre-sentation | pre-senter | pre-sentiment | pre-sently | pre-servation | pre-servative |
16 | pre-serve | pre-set | pre-side | pre-sidency | pre-sident | pre-ss |
17 | pre-ssing | pre-ssure | pre-stige | pre-stigious | pre-sumable | pre-sumably |
18 | pre-sume | pre-sumption | pre-supposition | pre-tence | pre-tend | pre-tense |
19 | pre-tension | pre-tentious | pre-ternatural | pre-text | pre-tty | pre-vail |
20 | pre-vailing | pre-valent | pre-varicate | pre-vent | pre-vention | pre-view |
21 | pre-vious | pre-viously | pre-vision | pre-y |
1 | pro-bability | pro-bable | pro-bably | pro-bation | pro-be | pro-bity |
2 | pro-blem | pro-blematic | pro-boscis | pro-cedure | pro-ceed | pro-ceeding |
3 | pro-ceeds | pro-cess | pro-cession | pro-claim | pro-clamation | pro-clivity |
4 | pro-crastinate | pro-create | pro-crustean | pro-ctor | pro-cure | pro-curement |
5 | pro-d | pro-digal | pro-digious | pro-digy | pro-duce | pro-ducer |
6 | pro-duct | pro-duction | pro-ductive | pro-ductivity | pro-fane | pro-fession |
7 | pro-fessional | pro-fessionalism | pro-fessor | pro-ffer | pro-ficiency | pro-ficient |
8 | pro-file | pro-fit | pro-fitable | pro-fiteer | pro-fligate | pro-found |
9 | pro-foundly | pro-fuse | pro-genitor | pro-geny | pro-gnosis | pro-gnosticate |
10 | pro-gram | pro-gramme | pro-gress | pro-gression | pro-gressive | pro-hibit |
11 | pro-hibition | pro-hibitive | pro-hibitively | pro-ject | pro-jectile | pro-jecting |
12 | pro-jection | pro-jectionist | pro-jector | pro-liferate | pro-liferation | pro-lific |
13 | pro-lix | pro-lixity | pro-logue | pro-long | pro-menade | pro-minence |
14 | pro-minent | pro-mise | pro-mising | pro-mote | pro-moter | pro-motion |
15 | pro-mpt | pro-mptly | pro-mulgate | pro-ne | pro-noun | pro-nounce |
16 | pro-nounced | pro-nunciation | pro-of | pro-ofread | pro-p | pro-paganda |
17 | pro-pagate | pro-pagation | pro-pel | pro-pellant | pro-peller | pro-pensity |
18 | pro-per | pro-perly | pro-perty | pro-phecy | pro-phet | pro-phetic |
19 | pro-pitiate | pro-pitious | pro-ponent | pro-portion | pro-portional | pro-posal |
20 | pro-pose | pro-position | pro-prietary | pro-prietor | pro-prietorship | pro-priety |
21 | pro-pulsion | pro-rogue | pro-saic | pro-scribe | pro-se | pro-secute |
22 | pro-secution | pro-selytize | pro-spect | pro-specting | pro-spective | pro-spector |
23 | pro-spectus | pro-sper | pro-sperity | pro-sperous | pro-stitute | pro-strate |
24 | pro-tagonist | pro-tean | pro-tect | pro-tection | pro-tectionist | pro-tective |
25 | pro-tein | pro-test | pro-tocol | pro-ton | pro-totype | pro-totypical |
26 | pro-tract | pro-trude | pro-truding | pro-tuberance | pro-tuberant | pro-ud |
27 | pro-ve | pro-venance | pro-vender | pro-verb | pro-verbially | pro-vide |
28 | pro-vided | pro-vident | pro-vidential | pro-vince | pro-vincial | pro-vincialism |
29 | pro-vision | pro-visional | pro-visory | pro-vocation | pro-vocative | pro-voke |
30 | pro-wess | pro-wl | pro-ximate | pro-ximity | pro-xy |
1 | proto-col | proto-n | proto-type | proto-typical |
1 | pseudo-nym |
1 | quadru-ped |
1 | re-ach | re-act | re-actant | re-action | re-actionary | re-actor |
2 | re-ad | re-ader | re-adily | re-ading | re-adjust | re-ady |
3 | re-agent | re-al | re-align | re-alise | re-alistic | re-ality |
4 | re-alization | re-alize | re-ally | re-alm | re-am | re-ap |
5 | re-aper | re-appraisal | re-ar | re-ason | re-asonable | re-assure- |
6 | re-barbative | re-bate | re-bel | re-bellion | re-bellious | re-bound |
7 | re-broadcast | re-buff | re-buke | re-bus | re-buttal | re-calcitrant |
8 | re-call | re-cant | re-cantation | re-capitulate | re-capture- | re-cast |
9 | re-cede | re-ceipt | re-ceive | re-ceiver | re-cent | re-cently |
10 | re-ceptacle | re-ception | re-ceptionist | re-ceptive | re-ceptor | re-cess |
11 | re-cession | re-cessive | re-cipe | re-cipient | re-ciprocal | re-ciprocate |
12 | re-cital | re-cite | re-ckless | re-ckon | re-claim | re-clamation |
13 | re-cline | re-cluse | re-cognition | re-cognize | re-coil | re-collect |
14 | re-collection | re-combine | re-commend | re-commendation | re-compense | re-compose |
15 | re-concile | re-condite | re-connaissance | re-connoiter | re-consider | re-constitute |
16 | re-construct | re-construction | re-cord | re-corder | re-count | re-course |
17 | re-cover | re-covery | re-cre-ation | re-cre-ational | re-cruit | re-ctangle |
18 | re-ctangular | re-ctify | re-ctitude | re-cumbent | re-cuperate | re-cur |
19 | re-curring | re-cycle | re-d | re-deem | re-demptive | re-dire-ct |
20 | re-distribute | re-distribution | re-dolent | re-doubtable | re-dre-ss | re-duce |
21 | re-duction | re-dundancy | re-dundant | re-ed | re-edy | re-ef |
22 | re-ek | re-el | re-fectory | re-fer | re-fere-e | re-fere-nce |
23 | re-fere-ndum | re-fine | re-fined | re-finement | re-finery | re-flect |
24 | re-flection | re-flexion | re-form | re-former | re-formism | re-fraction |
25 | re-fractory | re-frain | re-fre-sh | re-fre-shing | re-fre-shment | re-frigerate |
26 | re-frigeration | re-frigerator | re-fuge | re-fugee | re-fulgent | re-fund |
27 | re-furbish | re-fusal | re-fuse | re-fute | re-gal | re-gale |
28 | re-gard | re-garding | re-gardless | re-generate | re-generation | re-generative |
29 | re-gent | re-gime | re-giment | re-gimentation | re-gion | re-gister |
30 | re-gistrar | re-gre-ss | re-gre-ssion | re-gre-ssive | re-gre-t | re-gular |
31 | re-gularity | re-gularly | re-gulate | re-gulation | re-gulatory | re-habilitate |
32 | re-habilitation | re-hearsal | re-hearse | re-ign | re-igning | re-imburse |
33 | re-in | re-incarnate | re-inforce | re-instate | re-interpre-tation | re-iterate |
34 | re-ject | re-jection | re-joice | re-join | re-joinder | re-juvenate |
35 | re-kindle | re-lapse | re-late | re-lated | re-lation | re-lationship |
36 | re-lative | re-latively | re-lativity | re-lax | re-laxation | re-laxed |
37 | re-lay | re-lease | re-legate | re-lent | re-lenting | re-lentless |
38 | re-levance | re-levant | re-liability | re-liable | re-liance | re-liant |
39 | re-lic | re-lief | re-lieve | re-lieved | re-ligion | re-ligious |
40 | re-linquish | re-lish | re-luctant | re-ly | re-main | re-mainder |
41 | re-maining | re-mains | re-mark | re-markable | re-markably | re-medy |
42 | re-member | re-mind | re-minder | re-minisce | re-miniscence | re-miss |
43 | re-mission | re-mit | re-mittance | re-mittent | re-mnant | re-monstrance |
44 | re-monstrate | re-morse | re-mote | re-moval | re-move | re-munerate |
45 | re-munerative | re-naissance | re-nascent | re-nd | re-nder | re-ndering |
46 | re-ndezvous | re-ndition | re-negade | re-nege | re-new | re-newable |
47 | re-newal | re-nounce | re-novate | re-novation | re-nown | re-nowned |
48 | re-nt | re-ntal | re-nunciate | re-nunciation | re-orient | re-pair |
49 | re-parable | re-paration | re-partee | re-patriate | re-pay | re-peal |
50 | re-peat | re-peatedly | re-pel | re-pellent | re-pent | re-percussion |
51 | re-pertoire- | re-pertory | re-petition | re-pine | re-place | re-placement |
52 | re-plenish | re-plete | re-plica | re-plicate | re-ply | re-port |
53 | re-portage | re-porter | re-portorial | re-pose | re-pository | re-pre-hend |
54 | re-pre-hensible | re-pre-sent | re-pre-sentation | re-pre-sentative | re-pre-ss | re-pre-ssed |
55 | re-pre-ssion | re-pre-ssive | re-prieve | re-primand | re-prisal | re-prise |
56 | re-proach | re-probate | re-produce | re-production | re-productive | re-proof |
57 | re-prove | re-ptile | re-ptilian | re-public | re-publican | re-pudiate |
58 | re-pugnance | re-pugnant | re-pulse | re-pulsion | re-putable | re-putation |
59 | re-pute | re-puted | re-quest | re-quire- | re-quire-ment | re-quisite |
60 | re-quite | re-schedule | re-scind | re-scission | re-script | re-scue |
61 | re-search | re-searcher | re-semblance | re-semble | re-sent | re-sentful |
62 | re-sentment | re-servation | re-serve | re-servoir | re-shuffle | re-side |
63 | re-sidence | re-sident | re-sidential | re-sidual | re-sidue | re-sign |
64 | re-signation | re-signed | re-silience | re-silient | re-sin | re-sist |
65 | re-sistance | re-sistant | re-solute | re-solution | re-solve | re-sonance |
66 | re-sonant | re-sort | re-sound | re-source | re-sourceful | re-spect |
67 | re-spectable | re-spectful | re-spective | re-spectively | re-spiration | re-spiratory |
68 | re-spite | re-splendent | re-spond | re-spondent | re-sponse | re-sponsibility |
69 | re-sponsible | re-sponsive | re-sponsiveness | re-st | re-staurant | re-stitution |
70 | re-stive | re-stiveness | re-stless | re-storation | re-storative | re-store- |
71 | re-store-d | re-strain | re-straint | re-strict | re-striction | re-strictive |
72 | re-structure- | re-sult | re-sultant | re-sume | re-surge | re-surgence |
73 | re-surre-ct | re-suscitate | re-tail | re-tailer | re-tain | re-tainer |
74 | re-taliate | re-taliation | re-tard | re-tell | re-tention | re-tentive |
75 | re-ticent | re-ticulation | re-tinue | re-tire- | re-tire-ment | re-tiring |
76 | re-tool | re-tort | re-touch | re-trace | re-tract | re-tre-at |
77 | re-tre-nch | re-tre-nchment | re-trial | re-tribution | re-trieve | re-triever |
78 | re-troactive | re-trospect | re-trospective | re-turn | re-unification | re-union |
79 | re-unite | re-veal | re-vealing | re-velation | re-velry | re-venge |
80 | re-venue | re-verberate | re-vere- | re-vere-d | re-vere-nt | re-vere-ntly |
81 | re-verie | re-verse | re-versible | re-version | re-vert | re-view |
82 | re-vile | re-vise | re-vision | re-vitalization | re-vitalize | re-vival |
83 | re-vive | re-volt | re-volution | re-volutionary | re-volutionize | re-volve |
84 | re-vue | re-vulsion | re-ward | re-warding |
1 | retro-active | retro-spect | retro-spective |
1 | se-a | se-abed | se-afaring | se-agull | se-al | se-am |
2 | se-aman | se-amen | se-amy | se-aport | se-ar | se-arch |
3 | se-ashore | se-aside | se-ason | se-asonal | se-asoned | se-asoning |
4 | se-at | se-aweed | se-cede | se-clude | se-cluded | se-clusion |
5 | se-cond | se-condary | se-condly | se-crecy | se-cret | se-cretary |
6 | se-crete | se-cretin | se-cretion | se-cretive | se-ct | se-ction |
7 | se-ctional | se-ctor | se-cular | se-cure | se-curely | se-curities |
8 | se-curity | se-date | se-dative | se-dentary | se-diment | se-dimentary |
9 | se-dition | se-ditious | se-duce | se-ductive | se-dulity | se-dulous |
10 | se-e | se-ed | se-edling | se-ek | se-em | se-emingly |
11 | se-emly | se-ep | se-ethe | se-gment | se-gregate | se-ine |
12 | se-ismic | se-ismograph | se-ismology | se-ize | se-ldom | se-lect |
13 | se-lection | se-lective | se-lf | se-lfish | se-ll | se-ller |
14 | se-mblance | se-mester | se-miarid | se-miconductor | se-militerate | se-minal |
15 | se-minar | se-minary | se-nate | se-nator | se-nd | se-nile |
16 | se-nior | se-niority | se-nsation | se-nsational | se-nse- | se-nse-less |
17 | se-nsibility | se-nsible | se-nsitive | se-nsitivity | se-nsitization | se-nsitize |
18 | se-nsor | se-nsory | se-nsual | se-ntence | se-ntentious | se-ntient |
19 | se-ntiment | se-ntimental | se-ntimentalism | se-ntimentalize | se-ntinel | se-ntry |
20 | se-parate | se-parately | se-paration | se-ptic | se-pulchral | se-quacious |
21 | se-quela | se-quence | se-quential | se-quester | se-questrate | se-raphic |
22 | se-re | se-renade | se-rendipity | se-rene | se-rfdom | se-rial |
23 | se-ries | se-rious | se-riously | se-rmon | se-rmonize | se-rpent |
24 | se-rpentine | se-rrate | se-rrated | se-rried | se-rvant | se-rve |
25 | se-rvice | se-rviceable | se-rvile | se-rvitude | se-ssion | se-t |
26 | se-tback | se-tting | se-ttle | se-ttled | se-ttlement | se-ven |
27 | se-venteen | se-venth | se-venty | se-ver | se-veral | se-vere |
28 | se-verely | se-w | se-wage | se-wer | se-werage | se-x |
29 | se-xtant | se-xual |
1 | semi-arid | semi-conductor | semi-literate | semi-nal | semi-nar | semi-nary |
1 | sept-ic |
1 | sex | sex-tant | sex-ual |
1 | step |
1 | sub-discipline | sub-divide | sub-division | sub-due | sub-dued | sub-ject |
2 | sub-jected | sub-jective | sub-jugate | sub-limate | sub-lime | sub-liminal |
3 | sub-marine | sub-merge | sub-merged | sub-mission | sub-mit | sub-ordinate |
4 | sub-orn | sub-poena | sub-scribe | sub-script | sub-scription | sub-section |
5 | sub-sequent | sub-sequently | sub-side | sub-sidiary | sub-sidize | sub-sidy |
6 | sub-sist | sub-sistence | sub-species | sub-stance | sub-stantial | sub-stantially |
7 | sub-stantiate | sub-stantive | sub-stitute | sub-stratum | sub-sume | sub-terfuge |
8 | sub-terranean | sub-title | sub-tle | sub-tract | sub-traction | sub-tractive |
9 | sub-urb | sub-urbanite | sub-urbanization | sub-vention | sub-versive | sub-vert |
10 | sub-way |
1 | suc-ceed | suc-cess | suc-cessful | suc-cessfully | suc-cession | suc-cessive |
2 | suc-cessor | suc-cinct | suc-cor | suc-cumb | suc-h | suc-k |
1 | suf-fer | suf-fice | suf-ficient | suf-ficiently | suf-fix | suf-focate |
2 | suf-frage | suf-fragist | suf-fuse |
1 | sup-er | sup-erannuated | sup-erb | sup-ercilious | sup-ercontinent | sup-erficial |
2 | sup-erficiality | sup-erficially | sup-erfluity | sup-erfluous | sup-erimpose | sup-erintend |
3 | sup-erintendent | sup-erior | sup-eriority | sup-erlative | sup-ermarket | sup-ernatural |
4 | sup-ernova | sup-ersede | sup-ersonic | sup-erstition | sup-erstructure | sup-ervise |
5 | sup-ervision | sup-ervisor | sup-ine | sup-per | sup-plant | sup-ple |
6 | sup-plement | sup-plementary | sup-plementation | sup-pliant | sup-plicant | sup-plicate |
7 | sup-ply | sup-port | sup-portive | sup-pose | sup-posedly | sup-position |
8 | sup-press | sup-remacy | sup-reme | sup-remely |
1 | super | super-annuated | super-b | super-cilious | super-continent | super-ficial |
2 | super-ficiality | super-ficially | super-fluity | super-fluous | super-impose | super-intend |
3 | super-intendent | super-ior | super-iority | super-lative | super-market | super-natural |
4 | super-nova | super-sede | super-sonic | super-stition | super-structure | super-vise |
5 | super-vision | super-visor |
1 | sur-charge | sur-e | sur-ely | sur-face | sur-feit | sur-ge |
2 | sur-geon | sur-gery | sur-ging | sur-ly | sur-mise | sur-mount |
3 | sur-name | sur-pass | sur-passingly | sur-plus | sur-prise | sur-prising |
4 | sur-prisingly | sur-realism | sur-render | sur-reptitious | sur-rogate | sur-round |
5 | sur-roundings | sur-veillance | sur-vey | sur-veyor | sur-vivability | sur-vival |
6 | sur-vive | sur-vivor |
1 | sus-ceptibility | sus-ceptible | sus-pect | sus-pend | sus-pender | sus-pense |
2 | sus-pension | sus-picion | sus-picious | sus-tain | sus-tained | sus-tenance |
1 | sym-biosis | sym-biotic | sym-bol | sym-bolism | sym-bolize | sym-bology |
2 | sym-metrical | sym-metry | sym-pathetic | sym-pathize | sym-pathy | sym-phony |
3 | sym-posium | sym-ptom |
1 | syn-chronize | syn-chronous | syn-drome | syn-ergic | syn-onym | syn-onymous |
2 | syn-opsis | syn-optic | syn-thesis | syn-thesize | syn-thesizer | syn-thetic |
1 | sys-tem | sys-tematic | sys-tematically | sys-tematize |
1 | tetra-d |
1 | trans-action | trans-cend | trans-cendent | trans-cendental | trans-continental | trans-cribe |
2 | trans-cript | trans-fer | trans-figure | trans-form | trans-formation | trans-former |
3 | trans-fuse | trans-gress | trans-gression | trans-ience | trans-ient | trans-istor |
4 | trans-it | trans-ition | trans-itive | trans-itory | trans-late | trans-lation |
5 | trans-lucent | trans-mission | trans-mit | trans-mitter | trans-mute | trans-parent |
6 | trans-plant | trans-plantation | trans-port | trans-portation | trans-pose | trans-verse |
1 | tri-al | tri-angle | tri-angular | tri-bal | tri-be | tri-bulation |
2 | tri-bunal | tri-butary | tri-bute | tri-ck | tri-ckery | tri-ckle |
3 | tri-cky | tri-dent | tri-fle | tri-gger | tri-llion | tri-logy |
4 | tri-m | tri-nket | tri-o | tri-p | tri-ple | tri-pod |
5 | tri-te | tri-umph | tri-umphant | tri-via | tri-vial |
1 | twi-ce | twi-g | twi-light | twi-n | twi-ne | twi-nge |
2 | twi-nkle | twi-st |
1 | ultim-ate | ultim-ately | ultim-atum |
1 | ultra-mundane | ultra-sonic | ultra-sonics | ultra-violet |
1 | un-able | un-adorned | un-affected | un-animity | un-animous | un-assuming |
2 | un-bearable | un-becoming | un-bend | un-biased | un-bidden | un-bridgeable |
3 | un-bridled | un-broken | un-button | un-called | un-canny | un-cap |
4 | un-certain | un-charted | un-cle | un-comfortable | un-committed | un-concerned |
5 | un-conditional | un-conscionable | un-conscious | un-conventional | un-convincing | un-cooperative |
6 | un-couth | un-cover | un-ctuous | un-deniable | un-der | un-derbid |
7 | un-dercharge | un-dercut | un-derdeveloped | un-derdog | un-derestimate | un-dergird |
8 | un-dergo | un-dergraduate | un-dergroun-d | un-derhanded | un-derlie | un-derline |
9 | un-derling | un-derlying | un-dermine | un-derneath | un-derplay | un-derrate |
10 | un-derscore | un-derstand | un-derstanding | un-derstate | un-derstated | un-derstatement |
11 | un-derstudy | un-dertake | un-dertaking | un-derutilized | un-derwater | un-derway |
12 | un-derwear | un-derwrite | un-deserved | un-desirable | un-differentiated | un-directed |
13 | un-disputable | un-distorted | un-disturbed | un-do | un-doubtedly | un-due |
14 | un-dulate | un-duly | un-earth | un-earthly | un-easy | un-employed |
15 | un-employment | un-enlightened | un-even | un-evenly | un-exceptionable | un-exceptional |
16 | un-expected | un-explored | un-failing | un-fair | un-fasten | un-favorable |
17 | un-feigned | un-fertilized | un-fit | un-flappable | un-fold | un-fortun-ate |
18 | un-fortun-ately | un-foun-ded | un-gainly | un-grudging | un-guarded | un-guent |
19 | un-happy | un-icorn | un-idimensional | un-ification | un-iform | un-iformity |
20 | un-iformly | un-ify | un-ilateral | un-imaginable | un-impassioned | un-impeachable |
21 | un-inhabited | un-initiated | un-ion | un-ique | un-iqueness | un-ison |
22 | un-it | un-ite | un-ity | un-iversal | un-iversally | un-iverse |
23 | un-iversity | un-ivocal | un-just | un-justified | un-justly | un-kempt |
24 | un-kind | un-known | un-lawful | un-leash | un-less | un-like |
25 | un-likely | un-limited | un-load | un-lock | un-lucky | un-matched |
26 | un-mitigated | un-moved | un-necessary | un-noticed | un-obstructed | un-obtrusive |
27 | un-official | un-pack | un-paid | un-palatable | un-paralleled | un-pleasant |
28 | un-precedented | un-predictable | un-premeditated | un-prepossessing | un-pretentious | un-principled |
29 | un-productive | un-promising | un-provoked | un-qualified | un-questionably | un-questioning |
30 | un-ravel | un-reasonable | un-regenerate | un-regulated | un-remitting | un-repentant |
31 | un-requited | un-reserved | un-rest | un-restrained | un-restricted | un-satisfactory |
32 | un-scathed | un-scented | un-scrupulous | un-scrupulousness | un-seasonably | un-seemly |
33 | un-selfish | un-settle | un-settling | un-sophisticated | un-soun-d | un-spoiled |
34 | un-spotted | un-stable | un-stinting | un-substantiated | un-suitable | un-tamed |
35 | un-tapped | un-thinkable | un-threatening | un-tie | un-til | un-timely |
36 | un-told | un-touched | un-toward | un-tutored | un-usual | un-usually |
37 | un-veil | un-warranted | un-wieldy | un-willing | un-witting | un-wonted |
38 | un-workable | un-worldly |
1 | under | under-bid | under-charge | under-cut | under-developed | under-dog |
2 | under-estimate | under-gird | under-go | under-graduate | under-ground | under-handed |
3 | under-lie | under-line | under-ling | under-lying | under-mine | under-neath |
4 | under-play | under-rate | under-score | under-stand | under-standing | under-state |
5 | under-stated | under-statement | under-study | under-take | under-taking | under-utilized |
6 | under-water | under-way | under-wear | under-write |
1 | uni-corn | uni-dimensional | uni-fication | uni-form | uni-formity | uni-formly |
2 | uni-fy | uni-lateral | uni-maginable | uni-mpassioned | uni-mpeachable | uni-nhabited |
3 | uni-nitiated | uni-on | uni-que | uni-queness | uni-son | uni-t |
4 | uni-te | uni-ty | uni-versal | uni-versally | uni-verse | uni-versity |
5 | uni-vocal |
1 | up | up-braid | up-bringing | up-coming | up-date | up-front |
2 | up-grade | up-heaval | up-hold | up-holster | up-keep | up-land |
3 | up-load | up-on | up-per | up-right | up-rising | up-roar |
4 | up-roarious | up-root | up-scale | up-set | up-side | up-stage |
5 | up-stairs | up-start | up-surge | up-swing | up-tight | up-ward |
6 | up-wards |
1 | ut-ensil | ut-ilitarian | ut-ility | ut-ilization | ut-ilize | ut-most |
2 | ut-opia | ut-opian | ut-ter | ut-terance | ut-terly |
1 | vir-ago | vir-al | vir-gin | vir-ile | vir-ility | vir-tual |
2 | vir-tually | vir-tue | vir-tuosity | vir-tuoso | vir-tuous | vir-ulent |
3 | vir-us |
1 | with | with-draw | with-drawal | with-er | with-hold | with-in |
2 | with-out | with-stand |
1 | xeno-phobe | xeno-phobia |