Vocabulary learning comes from studying "roots, cells or stems" in our word puzzles as well as "prefixes and suffixes". Our mission is to "make words come alive" with our dynamic, graphical approach to learning vocabulary featured here.The root SPECT meaning "look at, watch, see" has the following 19 "everyday words". Some of them are derived from the list of 20 possible prefixes and 14 number-related prefixes below:
aSPECT, circumSPECT, conSPICuous, deSPICable, exPECT, inconSPICuous, inSPECT, introSPECT, perSPECTive, proSPECT, proSPECTive, reSPECT, retroSPECTive, SPECimen, SPECTacle, SPECTacular, SPECTator, SPECulate, suSPECT.
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Prefixes that are Prepositions and are used with SPECT:
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Prefixes that are number-related where some may be used with SPECT:
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Can you create other words in this fashion with the above prefixes? For those of you who want some really high-powered, SAT-type words that come from the root SPECT try defining these 14:auSPICes, auSPICious, deSPIse, inauSPICious, irreSPECTive, perSPICuity, proSPECTus, reSPIte, SPECious, SPECTer, SPECTroscope, SPECTrum, SPITeful, suSPICion.You can go directly to the other 5 roots from the Word City Visual Image Map by clicking on the following links:
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