1. bon. boun (good): bonus, bounty, bountiful, bonify, boon, bon voyage, bonhomie
2. capit, capt (head, chief, leader): capital, captain, capitalize, decapitate, per capita, capitol
3. carn(i) (flesh): carnal, carnality, carnival, carnation, carnify
4. ced(e), ceed, cess (go, yield, surrender): recede, proceed, success, concede, exceed, procession, unprecedented
Word List
1. accession n: the attainment of a certain rank or dignity; an increase by means of something added; the act of becoming joined
December 29 was the day of the poor man's accession to the medium class rank.
December 29 was the day of the poor man's accession to the medium class rank.
2. bona fide a: in good faith; genuine
The teenagers had bona fide that they would last a long time, prior to breaking up.
The teenagers had bona fide that they would last a long time, prior to breaking up.
3. bonanza n: a sudden and unexpected source of money or riches; a wild fall
The peasant walking along the street walked past the president and a bonanza appeared on his hand.
4. bounteous a: inclined to be generous; plentiful abundant
The fruit garden was filled with pleasant bounteous odors.
5. capitulation n: a surrendering, usually upon prearranged terms or conditions: a final giving up
The soldier's capitulation was a shame because little did he know he was close to defeating the rebels.
6. carnage n: a great slaughter, as in a battle
Although the the soldier surrendered the battle was a great carnage.
7. carnivorous a: a flesh-eating, as an animal
The carnivorous shark attacked the human surfing, and that terrorized the whole city. Nobody dared going to the beach.
8. incarnate a: literally, in the flesh: in bodily form; personified; flesh-colored
The incarnate creature was well known to the museum employees because it terrorized the tourists.
9. intercede v: to act on another's behalf; to meditate
The peasant walking along the street walked past the president and a bonanza appeared on his hand.
4. bounteous a: inclined to be generous; plentiful abundant
The fruit garden was filled with pleasant bounteous odors.
5. capitulation n: a surrendering, usually upon prearranged terms or conditions: a final giving up
The soldier's capitulation was a shame because little did he know he was close to defeating the rebels.
6. carnage n: a great slaughter, as in a battle
Although the the soldier surrendered the battle was a great carnage.
7. carnivorous a: a flesh-eating, as an animal
The carnivorous shark attacked the human surfing, and that terrorized the whole city. Nobody dared going to the beach.
8. incarnate a: literally, in the flesh: in bodily form; personified; flesh-colored
The incarnate creature was well known to the museum employees because it terrorized the tourists.
9. intercede v: to act on another's behalf; to meditate
The teenager didn't know whether to intercede or turn around.
10. precedent n, a: a previous act or decision taken as a valid model; a, having gone before
10. precedent n, a: a previous act or decision taken as a valid model; a, having gone before
The judge's precedent didn't make his conscious go wild.
11. recapitulation n: a brief repetition ; a summary , as of what has already been said
11. recapitulation n: a brief repetition ; a summary , as of what has already been said
The girl's recapitulation of how she broke up with her boyfriend tore her apart.
12. reincarnation n: a thing that is reborn, or comes back into being , although perhaps in a different (bodily) form
12. reincarnation n: a thing that is reborn, or comes back into being , although perhaps in a different (bodily) form
According to a tale, once you die, if you hated an animal your reincarnation will be of that animal.
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