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  1. alius           other, another                                                                                      alias               alibi               alien               et alia             alienate                                                                                                                
  2. caedere         to kill or slay; cut                                                                                suicide             homicide            insecticide         fratricide                                                                                                                                  
  3. cordis          of the heart; intimate                                                                              cordial             misericordia        accord              concord             discord             record              cardiac             core                courage             encouragement       
  4. demos           a town or the general populace                                                                      democracy           democrat            demagogue           demography          demotics            epidemic            pandemic            endemic                                                     
  5. feruere         to boil; to bubble                                                                                  fervent             fervor              fervid              effervescence       effervescent                                                                                                            
  6. gnosis          knowledge; a seeking of knowledge                                                                   gnome               gnosis              gnostic             gnosticism          agnostic            diagnose            prognosis           prognostication                                             
  7. hring           a circle, a ring (Frankish)                                                                         range               ranger              rangy               arrange             arrangement         disarrange          deranged            rank                ring                ringer              
  8. levis           light in weight                                                                                     lever               leverage            levee               levity              alleviate           elevate             relieve             lighten                                                     
  9. mare            a sea                                                                                               marine              mariner             marinade            maritime            submarine                                                                                                               
  10. mortis          death                                                                                               mortal              mortality           mortgage            mortician           mortify             mortuary                                                                                            
  11. one             from article "an"; a single thing (Germanic)                                                        one                 oneself             alone               lonely              none                once                anon                any                 atone               an                  
  12. pellere         to push; to chase; to chase away; to rout                                                           pulse               push                compel              compulsion          compulsory          dispel              expel               expulsion           propulsion          repulse             
  13. pons            a bridge                                                                                            pont                pontage             pontifex            pontiff             pontifical          pontoon             punt                                                                            
  14. pyros           fire; high temperature                                                                              pyre                pyric               pyrochemical        pyromania           pyrotechnics        pyroxylin                                                                                           
  15. sacer           holy; inviolable                                                                                    sacrament           sacred              sacerdotal          sacrifice           sacrilege           sacristan           consecrate          sanctimonious       sanctity            sanctuary           
  16. sensus          sense; common sense; consciousness                                                                  sense               nonsense            sensation           sensible            sensitivity         sensory             sentence            sentient            sentimental         assent              
  17. splendere       to shine                                                                                            splendid            splendor            splendiferous       splendorous         splendent           resplendent                                                                                         
  18. terminus        a boundary; an ending                                                                               term                terminal            terminate           determine           predetermine        exterminate         determinism         indeterminate       terminology         interminable        
  19. truncus         a tree with the branches cut off; hence, mutilated                                                  trench              trenchant           entrench            entrenchment        retrenchment        trinket             truncate                                                                        
  20. vestire         to dress; to clothe                                                                                 vest                vestibule           vestry              divest              divestment          invest              investiture         travesty                                                    
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