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  1. augere          to enlarge; to increase                                                                             augment             augmentation        auction             august              author              authority           authorize           augur               inaugurate                              
  2. chronos         time; age                                                                                           chronic             synchronize         chronometer         chronicle           crony                                                                                                                   
  3. culpa           act of negligence; a fault                                                                          culpable            culprit             exculpate           inculpate           inculpation                                                                                                             
  4. ego             the pronoun "I" (first person singular pronoun)                                                     ego                 superego            egotism             egocentric          egolatrous          egomania                                                                                            
  5. fortis          strong                                                                                              force               forcible            enforce             fort                forte               fortify             fortress            fortitude           comfort             discomfort          
  6. helios          the sun                                                                                             helium              parhelion           heliotropism        heliocentric        heliography                                                                                                             
  7. juvenis         young; a young man or woman                                                                         juvenile            juvenal             rejuvenate          junior              young               youngster           youth               youthful                                                    
  8. ludus           a game                                                                                              ludicrous           allude              allusion            collude             delude              elude               illusion            interlude           prelude                                 
  9. minor           lesser; smaller                                                                                     minor               Minorca             minority            minus               minimize            minimum             minute              minister            minnow              administrate        
  10. novus           new; most recent                                                                                    nova                novel               novelty             novice              innovate            renovate                                                                                            
  11. parare          to prepare                                                                                          pare                parade              imperative          prepare             preparation         repair              reparation          separation          several             severance           
  12. planus          straight; level; straightforward; a flat surface                                                    plane               airplane            piano               explain             explanation         plate               platitude           platypus            replace             plot                
  13. probus          upright; honest; good                                                                               prove               probable            probe               probity             approbation         approve             approval            disprove            reprobate           reproof             
  14. ridere          to laugh; to laugh at                                                                               risible             risibility          ridicule            ridiculous          deride              derision                                                                                            
  15. schola          a school                                                                                            scholar             scholastic          school              scholarship         scholasticism       scholasticate                                                                                       
  16. solus           alone; solitary                                                                                     sole                solitaire           solitary            sullen              soliloquy           solipsism           desolate            isolate                                                     
  17. tangere         to touch                                                                                            tact                tactile             tangent             tangible            taste               tax                 contact             contaminate         contiguous          integrate           
  18. torquere        to cause to turn; to twist; to torture                                                              torture             tortuous            torment             torque              torch               contort             distort             extortion           retort                                  
  19. variare         to be diverse; to vary                                                                              variable            invariable          variant             variation           variety             vary                various             variegated          variole                                 
  20. vox, voc        voice; relating to the voice                                                                        vocative            vocabulary          vocal               vocalist            vociferous          vocalize            voice                                                                           
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