| There are 140 English roots starting with [P]. There are 456 words in the top 5,000 most frequently used English words. There are 2095 words in total. |
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| Root | Meaning | Words(Top5,000) | Other words | |
| pac | peace | pacify ☆, paid ☆, pay ****, payment ****, peace ****, peaceful *** |
appeace, appeasable, appease, appeasement, appeaser, Pacific, pacifism, pacifist, pax, peacefully, peacefulness, peacemaker, underpaid, underpay |
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| pack | pack, a bundle, package |
pack ****, package ****, packaging **, packet ** | multipack, packed | |
| pact | fasten, fix, page |
impact ****, page ****, propaganda ☆, propagate ☆ | compact, impaction, impinge, pact, pageant |
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| pad | pad | pad ** | keypad | |
| pag | pagan | peasant ** | pagan | |
| pal | stake, prop, wooden post |
pole *** | impale, impalement, palely, paleness, palisade, palish, pallid, pallor, paly |
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| palace | palace | palace *** | palatial | |
| pall | be pale | pale **** | appal, palely, paleness, palish, pallid, pallor, paly |
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| palm | palm | palm *** | ||
| pan | Pan | panic ** | Pan, panicky | |
| pan | pan *** | |||
| pan | bread | accompany ***, companion ***, company **** | accompanier, accompaniment, accomplice, appanage, empanada, impanate, impanation, pan, panelle, panetela, panetella, panettone, panivorous, pannier, pantry |
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| pand (pand-, pans-) |
spread, stretch | expand **** | dispand, dispansion, encompassment, expandability, expandable, expanse, expansion, expansive, expansively, expansiveness, expansivity, impassable, impasse, pand, pandiculate, pandiculation, passus, repand, spawn, spawner, subrepand |
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| pantaloon | pantaloons | pants ** | pantaloons |
| paper | paper | newspaper ****, paper **** | paperback, paperer, papery |
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| par | be visible | apparent ***, apparently ****, appear ****, appearance ****, disappear ****, transparent ** |
apparentness, disappearance, par, transparency |
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| par | equal | comparable ***, comparative ☆, comparatively ☆, compare ****, comparison ***, pair ****, par ☆, peer *** |
comparativeness, comparer, disparage, disparity, incomparability, incomparable, incomparableness, incomparably, parity, subpar |
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| pare | order, prepare, provide, procure |
apparatus ☆, emperor ☆, empire ***, parade **, pare ☆, parish **, preparation ****, preparatory ☆, prepare ****, repair ***, separate ****, separately **, separation **, several **** |
apparat, co-emperor, comprador, disparate, disrepair, dissever, disseverance, emperorship, empery, empirically, empiricalness, empress, imperant, imperative, imperator, imperial, imperialist, imperialize, imperially, imperialness, imperious, inseparable, irreparable, parader, parer, parison, parry, parure, patroller, preparative, preparatorily, preparer, rampart, repairability, repairable, repairer, reparable, reparation, reparative, reparatory, separability, separable, separateness, separationist, separative, separator, separatory, separatrix, sever, severability, severable, severalty, severance, vituperate |
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| parent | parent | grandparent ***, parent ****, parental ** | parentally, parenthood, parenting, partus, postpartum |
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| park | park | park **** | Parker, parklike | |
| parl | speak | parliament ***, parliamentary ☆, parlor ☆ | parliamentarily, parlour, prophet |
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| part | divide, part, piece |
apart ****, apartment ***, depart **, department ****, departure ***, impartial ☆, jeopardy ☆, part ****, partial **, partially **, particle **, particular ****, particularly ****, partly ****, partner ****, partnership ***, party **** |
bipartite, champertous, champerty, compart, compartment, counterpart, dispart, impart, microparticle, parcel, particularity, particularize, partisan, partition, parts |
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| particip | sharing, partaking |
participant ***, participate ***, participation *** |
participator, participatory, participle |
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| pass | pass | compass ☆, pace ****, pass ****, passage ****, passenger ****, passport **, past ****, surpass ☆ |
apace, encompass, encompassment, impasse, pas, passageway, trespass |
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| pasta | dough, paste, pastry cake |
paste ☆, pastry ☆, patty ☆, pie ** | pasta, pasty, toothpaste |
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| pat | tap lightly | pat ** | ||
| pat | lie open, be open |
patent ** | impatent, patefaction, patella, patellar, patelliform, paten, patency, patentability, patentable, patera, patin |
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| path | path, track | path **** | pathless | |
| path | feeling, disease |
sympathetic **, sympathise ☆, sympathy *** | allopath, allopathy, antipathy, apatheia, apathetic, apathy, compatibility, empathetic, empathic, empathise, empathy, etiopathogenesis, homeopathic, homeopathy, hydropathy, idiopathic, naturopath, naturopathic, naturopathy, neuropathy, path-, pathetic, pathoclisis, pathogen, pathogenesis, pathogenic, pathologist, pathology, pathos, pathy, psychopath, psychopathic, psychopathy, sympathectomy, wastable, wastefully, wastefulness, wasteness |
| pati (pati-, pass-) |
suffer, feel, endure, permit |
compassion **, compassionate ☆, compatible ☆, impatient **, passion ****, passionate **, passive ☆, patient **** |
compatibility, dispassion, dispassionate, impassible, impassion, impassive, impassivity, impatible, impatience, incompatibility, incompatible, interpatient, noncompatible, nonpassible, passibility, passible, passional, passionary, passionately, passively, passivity, pati-, patible, patience, patientive, perpession |
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| patr (patr-) |
father | patriarchy ☆, patriot ☆, patron **, patronise ☆, patronize ☆, pattern **** |
allopatric, allopatry, compadre, compaternity, compere, eupatrides, impetrate, impetration, impetrative, impetrator, Jupiter, padre, padrone, paterfamilias, paternal, paternalistic, paternity, paternoster, patr, patriarch, patriate, patriation, Patricia, patrician, patriciate, patricidal, patricide, patriclinous, patricliny, patrifocal, patrilateral, patrilineage, patrilineal, patrilineality, patrilinear, patrilocal, patrilocality, patrimonial, patrimony, patrion, patriotic, patriotically, patriotism, patroller, patrology, Patronage, patronal, patronate, patroness, patronising, patronisingly, patronizing, patronizingly, patronly, patronym, patronymic, patroon, patter, pere, perpetrable, perpetrate, perpetration, perpetrator, repatriate, repatriation, sympatric, sympatry |
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| patrol | patrol | patrol ** | patroller | |
| pauc (pauc, poor-) |
little, poor | poor ****, poverty *** | depauperate, paucal, pauciloquent, paucity, pauper, poorish, poorly, poorness |
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| pearl | pearl | pearl ** | ||
| ped | foot | expedition ***, pioneer *** | biped, bipedal, centipedal, centipede, decempedal, expediency, expedient, expeditate, expedite, expediter, expeditionary, expeditious, impeach, impeachable, Impeachment, impede, impediment, impedition, impeditive, inexpedient, interpetiolar, intrapetiolar, millipede, moped, multiped, multipede, octopede, oppidum, pawn, ped, pedal, pedate, pedatifid, peddler, pedestal, pedestrian, pedicel, pedicle, pedicure, pediform, pedigerous, pedigree, peduncle, pedunculate, peon, peonage, petiolar, petiolate, petiole, petiolular, petiolulate, petiolule, piedfort, piedmont, quadruped, quadrupedal, repedation, semiped, semipedal, sesquipedal, stapedius, stapes, subpetiolate, suppedaneum, tripedal, trivet, vamper, vampish, velocipede |
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| pell (pell-, puls-) |
drive, push | appeal ****, compel **, compelling **, compulsory **, impulse **, pulse **, push ****, repel ☆ |
appealable, appealer, appealing, appulse, compellable, compellably, compellation, compeller, compellingly, compulsion, compulsive, compulsively, compulsorily, compulsoriness, dispel, expel, expulsion, impel, impulsive, impulsively, impulsiveness, pell, propel, propellent, propeller, propulsion, propulsive, propulsor, pulsate, pulseless, pushy, repellence, repellency, repellent, repeller, repulsion, repulsive |
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| pen | pen, feather, plume |
pen *** | ||
| pencil | pencil | pencil *** | penicillin | |
| pend | hang, weigh | compensate ☆, compensation **, depend ****, dependent ***, dispense ☆, expend ☆, expenditure **, expensive ****, independence ***, independent ****, independently ☆, pending ☆, pendulum ☆, pension ***, ponder ☆, pound ****, spend ****, suspend **, suspension ☆ |
append, appendicitis, appendix, compend, compendium, compensatingly, compensative, compensator, compensatory, dependant, dependence, dependency, dependently, depending, dispensation, expender, expense, expenseless, expensively, expensiveness, impend, independency, inexpensive, inexpensively, inexpensiveness, penchant, pend, pendant, pensile, pensionable, pensionary, pensionless, pensive, penthouse, ponderer, ponderingly, ponderosity, ponderous, ponderously, ponderousness, pounder, prepense, propense, propensity, spendable, spender, spending, suspendibility, suspendible, suspense, suspenseful, suspensive, suspensory |
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| peri | near, round, around |
period **** | Pericles, pericope, perigee, perihelion, peril, perimeter, periodic, periodical, periodically, periodicity, peripheral, periphery, periscope, perisope |
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| peri (peri-, perit-, pert-) |
try, experienced, tested, risk |
experience ****, experiment ****, experimental **, expert ****, expertise ** |
experienceable, experienced, experiential, experimentation, expertly, expertness, inexperienced, peri |
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| person | person | person ****, personal ****, personality ****, personally **** |
first-person, personalise |
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| pessim | worst | pessimism ☆ | pessim, pessimal, pessimist, pessimistic |
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| pest | plague | pest ☆ | pesticide |
| pet | pet | pet *** | ||
| pete (pete, pet-) |
seek, strive toward |
appetite **, compete ****, competence **, competent **, competition ****, competitive ****, competitor ***, impetus ☆, repeat ****, repeated **, repetition ☆ |
appetizing, centripetal, pete, petition, petitionary, petulant, propitiate, repetitive |
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| petr- (petr-, petro-) |
stone, rock | petrol *** | epipetric, petrify, petro, petrochemical, petroglyph, petrographic, petrography, petroleum, petrology, petrosomatoglyph, petrous |
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| phan (phan-, phen-, phase-) |
to show, visible, to appear |
emphasis ****, emphasise ***, emphasize ***, fancy ***, pant **, phase ****, phenomenon ***, profane ☆ |
diaphanous, epiphany, fanatic, fanciful, fancily, fanciness, phanerozoic, phantasm, phantom, phene, phenetic, phenology, phenomenal, phenotype, photic, profanation, profanatory, profanely, profaneness, profaner, profanity, prophase, sycophant, telophase, theophany, tryptophan |
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| phil (phil-, -phile) |
lover, friendly, love, friend |
philosopher **, philosophy **** | Anglophile, bibliophile, bibliophilia, biophilia, heterophil, hydrophile, paraphilia, philander, philanthropy, philharmonic, philo, philology, philophobia, philosophic, philosophically, philosophicalness, philosophize, philter, philtre, philtrum, technophile |
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| phone | phone, sound, voice |
phone ****, telephone **** | megaphone, megaphonic, megaphonically, microphone, microphonic, misophonia, misophonic, phonate, phonetics, phonia, phonograph, telephoner, telephonic, telephonically |
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| phore | bear, carry | metaphor ** | adiaphora, adiaphorism, anaphor, carpophore, chromophore, chromophoric, gametophore, metaphoric, metaphorical, metaphorically, peripheral, periphery, pheromone, phonophore, phore, phoresis, phoresy, phosphor, prosphora, pyrophoric, semaphore |
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| photo | light | photo ****, photocopy **, photograph ****, photography *** |
aphotic, biophoton, cataphote, diphoton, euphotic, microphotograph, phosphor, phosphorus, photic, photobiology, photocatalysis, photochromism, photochromy, photoelectric, photogenic, photogram, photographic, photolysis, photometer, photometric, photometry, photon, photoperiod, photophobia, photophone, photophore, photopic, photoptarmosis, photosynthesis, photosynthetic, photosynthetically, phototaxis, phototherapy, phototroph, telephoto |
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| phren (phren-, phron-) |
mind, tell | phrase **** | euneirophrenia, euphrasy, Euphrosyne, frantic, frenetic, frenzy, oneirophrenia, phrasal, phrenetic, phrenia, phrenic, phrenitis, phrenology, phronema, phronesis, phronetic, prosthesis, schizophrenia, sophrosyne |
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| physi | nature, produce | physic ☆, physical ****, physically ***, physics ***, physiology ☆ |
astrophysical, astrophysicist, astrophysics, astrophysicsist, chemicophysics, geophysics, metaphysics, physician, physicianship, physiognomy, physiologic, physiological, physiologically, physiologist, physiotherapy |
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| pick (pick, peck, pitch) |
pick, pluck | pick ****, pitch ***, pitcher ☆ | peak, peck, peckish, peek, piceous, pickable, picker, picky, pike, pitchy |
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| pict | paint | depict **, paint ****, painter ***, painting ****, picture ****, pint ** |
depicter, depiction, depictive, depictor, painty, pict, pictorial, pigment, repaint |
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| piece | piece | mouthpiece ☆, patch **, piece **** | patchable, patcher, patchery, patchily, patchiness, patchy |
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| pill (pill-, pil-) |
pillar, ball | pile ***, pill *** | pillar, pillory |
| pillow | pillow | pillow ** | ||
| pilot | pilot | pilot **** | ||
| pin | pine | pine ** | ||
| pink | pink | pink *** | ||
| pipe | pipe | pipe *** | pipeless, pipy | |
| pizza | pizza, cake, tart, pie |
pizza ** | pizzeria | |
| plain (plan-, plain-) |
flat, level | aeroplane ☆, airplane **, explain ****, explanation ****, piano ***, plain ***, plan ****, plane **** |
applanate, applanation, aquaplane, complanar, complanate, coplanar, coplanarity, deplanate, deplane, emplane, esplanade, explainable, explainer, explanatory, peneplain, pianissimo, pianoforte, plainly, plainness, plaintext, planar, planarian, planary, planate, planation, planification, planiform, planish, planula, planular, planulate, unexplained, unplanned |
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| planet (planet-, plan-) |
wander | planet ****, planetary ☆ | aplanetic, aplanogamete, aplanospore, exoplanet, planetarium, planetoid, planetonym, planoblast, planogamete, planospore, protoplanet |
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| plang (plang-, plaint-, plag-) |
lament, strike, beat; mourn |
complain ****, complaint ****, plague ☆ | plaint, plang, plangent |
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| plant | sprout, shoot | plant **** | implant, plantation, transplant |
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| plas (plas, plast) |
mould | plastic **** | microplastic, neuroplasticity, plasma, plaster, plasticity, plastique, plastochron, plastromancy, plastron, prosoplasia, protoplasm, pseudoplastic, symplast |
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| plash | plash | splash ☆ | plash | |
| plat | flat, broad | birthplace ☆, displace ☆, marketplace **, place ****, placement **, plate ****, plateau ☆, platform ****, replace ****, replacement ** |
displaceable, displacement, displacer, piazza, plaice, plat, plat-, platitude, platyhelminth, platypus, Platyrrhini, platysma, Platyzoa, plaza |
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| plaud (plaud-, -plod-, plaus-, -plos-) |
applaud, clap | applaud ☆, explode ***, explosion ***, explosive ☆, plausible ☆ |
applause, exploder, explosively, explosiveness, implode, plaud, plaudit, plaudits |
| play | play | play ****, player **** | playable, playful, playfully, playfulness, splay |
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| pleas (pleas-, plea-, plac-) |
please | plea **, pleasant ***, please ****, pleasing **, pleasure ****, unpleasant *** |
complacent, complaisant, displease, displeasing, displeasingly, placebo, placid, plead, pleadable, pleader, pleasable, pleasantly, pleasantness, pleased, pleasedly, pleasedness, pleaser, pleasurable, pleasurableness, pleasurably, pleasureful, pleasureless, unpleasantly |
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| pledge | pledge | pledge ** | pledgable, pledgeless | |
| plen | full, entire, filled |
plentiful ☆, plenty **** | plenarily, plenary, plenitude, plenteous, replenish |
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| plet (plet-, ple-) |
fill | accomplish ***, accomplishment **, complement ☆, complete ****, completely ****, completion ☆, compliance **, compliment ☆, comply **, implement ***, manipulate ***, manipulation ☆, supplement ☆, supply **** |
accomplishable, accomplisher, complemental, complementary, complementer, completeness, completer, completive, deplete, implementation, ple, replete, suppletion, suppliable, supplier |
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| plex (plect-, plex-) |
plait, weave, braid |
complex ****, complexity **, perplex ☆ | complexation, complexly, complexness, multiplex, perplexed, perplexity, plex, plexus |
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| plic | fold | applicant ☆, application ****, apply ****, complicate **, complicated ****, complication ☆, deploy ***, display ****, double ****, duplicate ☆, employ ****, employee ****, employer ****, employment ****, explicit **, exploitation **, implicit ☆, imply ***, multiple ****, multiply ***, plight ☆, ply ☆, reply ****, unemployed **, unemployment *** |
appliable, appliance, applicability, applicable, applicableness, applicably, applicate, applicative, applicator, applicatory, applied, applier, applique, centuplicate, centuplication, complicacy, complicant, complicatedly, complicatedness, complice, complicity, conduplicate, conduplication, deployment, duplication, employability, employable, employed, explicate, explicitly, exploit, exploitative, implicate, multipliable, multiplicable, multiplication, multiplicative, multiplicity, plait, pleat, pliable, pliant, plic, plicate, plywood, quadruple, replica, replicate, replication, replicative, replicator, subduplicate, supplicant, supplicate, supplication, triple, triplicate, triplicity, uncomplicated |
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| plore | weep, cry out, wail, complain |
exploration ***, explore ****, explorer ☆, implore ☆ |
deplorable, deploration, deplore, explorational, explorationist, explorative, exploratory, imploration, imploratory, plore, unexplored |
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| plot | plot | plot **** | ||
| plu (plu-, plus-) |
more | plural ☆, plus ****, surplus ☆ | pluralist | |
| plug | plug | plug ** | ||
| plumb | lead | plunge ** | plumb, plumber, plummet |
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| pock (pock, pok) |
pocket, poke, bag |
pocket **** | pocketable, pocketless, pockety, poke |
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| pod | pod, seed-pod, seed grain |
pod ☆ | ||
| poen- (poen-, pen-, pun-) |
punish | pain ****, painful ***, penalty **, punish ***, punishment *** |
impune, impunity, painfully, painfulness, painkiller, painless, painstaking, painstakingly, painstakingness, penal, penalize, penance, penetrable, penis, penitence, penitent, penitentiary, phallic, phallicism, phallus, poena, punitive, repent, subpoena |
| poie (poie-, poe-) |
maker, create, made |
poem ****, poet ****, poetic ☆, poetry **** | allopoiesis, autopoiesis, onomatopoeia, onomatopoeic, onomatopoeically, onomatopoetic, onomatopoetically, piyyut, poesy, poetaster, poiesis |
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| poke | poke | poke ** | poker, poky | |
| pole | sell, seller | monopoly ☆ | monopolism, monopolist, monopolistic, monopolistically, monopolize |
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| poli | polish, make smooth, decorate, embellish |
polish **, polite ***, politely ** | ||
| polis | city, citizen | metropolis ☆, metropolitan ☆, police ****, policy ****, politic ☆, political ****, politically ***, politician ****, politics **** |
acropolis, biopolitics, cosmopolis, cosmopolitan, cosmopolite, Decapolis, ecumenopolis, eperopolis, geopolitic, geopolitical, geopolitics, heptapolis, hexapolis, isopolity, megalopolis, megapolis, pentapolis, polis, politeia, politicize, politologist, politology, polity, propolis, tetrapolis, Tripoli |
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| pollin (pollin-) |
fine flour | pollen ☆ | pollinate, pollination | |
| pollut (pollut-) |
defile, pollute | pollution **** | pollutant, pollute, polluted, polluter |
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| pool | pool | pool **** | ||
| popul (popul-, people) |
people | people ****, pop ***, popular ****, popularity ***, populate ☆, population **** |
overpopulation, popul, popularise, popularize, popularly, populous, sportspeople |
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| pork | pork | pork ** | porkiness, porky | |
| port | carry, gate, port |
airport ****, export ***, import ***, importance ****, important ****, opportunity ****, passport **, porch **, port ****, portable ☆, purport ☆, report ****, reportedly **, reporter ****, sport ****, sports ☆, support ****, supporter ***, supportive **, transport ***, transportation ***, unimportant ** |
comportment, deport, disport, e-sports, importantly, opportune, opportunely, opportuneness, opportunist, opportunistic, opportunistically, portability, portably, portage, portal, portfolio, portico, portless, Portugal, rapport, reported, reporting, sporter, sportful, sportfully, sportfulness, sporting, sportive, sportless, sportspeople, sporty, supportless, transportability, transportable, transporter, transportive, unimportantly |
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| portion | part, share | portion ***, proportion ***, proportional ☆ | disproportion, disproportionable, disproportionableness, disproportionably, disproportional, disproportionate, disproportionately, proportionability, proportionable, proportionably, proportionalist, proportionality, proportionally, proportionate, proportionately, proportionateness, proportionment |
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| portrait | paint, depict | portrait ***, portray ** | portraitist, portraiture, portrayable, portrayal, portrayer |
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| pose (pos-, pon-, pause) |
put, place, cease |
component ***, compose **, composer ☆, composition **, compound **, depose ☆, deposit **, disposal ☆, dispose ☆, expose ****, exposure ***, impose ****, opponent ****, oppose ****, opposed ***, opposing **, opposite ****, opposition ****, pause ***, pose ****, position ****, positive ****, post ****, poster **, proposal ****, propose ****, proposition ☆, purpose ****, suppose ****, supposed **, supposedly ** |
appose, apposite, apropos, componential, composite, compositely, compositeness, compositional, compositionally, compositive, compost, composure, compoundable, compounder, disposability, disposable, disposableness, disposer, disposition, exponent, exposable, exposal, exposer, exposition, expositional, expositive, expository, expound, imposable, imposer, imposition, imposter, impound, menopausal, menopause, menopausic, opponency, opposer, opposingly, oppositely, oppositeness, oppositional, oppositionist, oppositionless, oppositive, pausal, pauseless, pauser, pausing, positional, positively, positiveness, positivity, postage, postal, postally, postcard, postmodern, postmodernism, postmodernist, postponable, postpone, postponement, postponer, postural, posture, propone, proponent, proposable, proposer, propositional, propositionally, propound, purposeless, purposely, purposive, repose, repurpose, supposable, supposal, supposer, supposition |
| pot (pot-) |
power | empower **, impossible ****, possess ****, possession ***, possessive ☆, possessor ☆, possibility ****, possible ****, possibly ****, potential ****, potentially ***, power ****, powerful **** |
compotation, depot, despot, despotism, empowerment, impossibleness, Impossibly, impotent, possessionless, possessions, possessively, possessiveness, pot-, potency, potent, potentate, potentiality, potentialize, potently, potentness, powerfully, powerfulness, powerless, powerlessly, powerlessness |
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| pot (pot-) |
pot, circular vessel |
pot **** | potted, potter, pottery |
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| potato | potato | potato **** | ||
| potio | drink, drinking | poison ***, poisonous *** | potable, potion | |
| pound | to enclose, shut up, dam, impound |
pond *** | pound | |
| pour | pour | pour **** | pourable, pourer, pouringly |
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| prag (prag-, pract-) |
do, act | practical ****, practically **, practice ****, practise ****, practitioner ** |
apraxia, dyspraxia, parapraxis, practic, practicality, practicalness, practicer, pragma, pragmatic, pragmatism, pragmatist, pragmatistic, praxis |
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| prec | ask, beg | pray ****, prayer ****, precarious ☆ | deprecation, imprecation |
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| preci (preti-, preci-, prais) |
value, worth, price, reward, prize |
appreciate ****, appreciation **, interpret ****, interpretation ***, praise ***, precious **, price ****, prize *** |
appraisable, appraisal, appraise, appraisee, appraisement, appraiser, appraisingly, appraisive, appraisively, appreciable, appreciatingly, appreciational, appreciative, appreciator, bepraise, depreciate, dispraise, interpretable, interpretably, interpretational, interpretative, interpreter, praiser, preci, preciosity, preciously, preciousness |
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| pred | prey, plunder | predator ***, prey ** | depredate, predation, predatory, preyer |
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| prehend | grasp, catch, seize |
apprehend ☆, apprehension ☆, apprehensive ☆, apprentice ☆, comprehend ☆, comprise **, enterprise ***, entrepreneur ***, imprison **, prison ****, prize **, surprise ****, surprised ***, surprising ****, surprisingly *** |
apprehender, apprehensively, apprehensiveness, apprenticeship, comprehensibility, comprehensible, comprehensive, entrepreneurship, incomprehensibility, incomprehensible, prehend, prehensility, prehension, prisoner, reprehend, surprisal, surprisedly, surpriser, surprisingness, unsurprisingly |
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| pres (pres-, present) |
present, be before |
presence ****, present ****, presentation ***, represent ****, representation ***, representative **** |
co-presenter, pres, presentable, presentational, presentee, presenteeism, presenter, presently, presentment, representability, representable, representatively, representativeness, representer |
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| press (prem-, -prim-, press-, print-) |
press | compress ☆, depress **, depressed ***, depression ***, express ****, expression ****, impress ***, impression ****, impressive ***, imprint ☆, oppress ☆, oppression ☆, press ****, pressure ****, print ****, printer ***, repress ☆, suppress ** |
acupressure, compression, compressor, decompress, deprecate, depressing, depressingly, depressive, espresso, expresser, expressible, expressional, expressionless, expressionlessly, expressive, expressively, expressiveness, fingerprint, imprimatur, oppressingly, oppressive, oppressively, oppressiveness, oppressor, printing, repression, repressive, reprimand, suppression, suppressor, teleprinter |
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| pretty | pretty | pretty **** | prettify, prettily, prettiness |
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| priest | priest, old, elder |
priest **** | priestlike, priestly |
| prime (prime-) |
first | premier **, primary ****, prime ****, primitive ☆, principle **** |
coprime, nonprime, premiership, primacy, primaeval, primaevally, primafacie, primal, primality, primarily, primate, primateship, primatial, primer, primeval, primevally, primine, primitively, primitiveness, primitivism, primogeniture, primordial, primrose, Primula, semiprime, subprimal, subprime |
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| prince | prince | prince ***, princess **, principal ** | ||
| prior | former | prior ***, priority **** | prioritisation, prioritise, prioritization, prioritize, priorship, priory, pristine, repristinate, subprior |
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| priv | own, individual | deprive **, privacy ***, private ****, privately **, privilege *** |
deprivation, priv, privateer, privation, privatisation, privative, privatization, privatize, privity, privy, semiprivate |
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| proach (proach, proxim-) |
near, nearest | approach ****, approximate **, approximately ****, reproach ☆ |
proach, proxim, proximity |
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| prob | worthy, good, test, prove, proper |
approval ***, approve ***, disapproval **, disapprove **, disapproving **, probable **, probably ****, probe ☆, proof ****, prove **** |
approbate, approbation, disapprobation, disapprover, disapprovingly, disprove, prob, probability, probate, probation, probity, provability, provable, provably, reprobate, reprove |
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| propri | own, one's own, individual |
appropriate ****, appropriately **, improper ☆, proper ****, properly ****, property **** |
improperly, inappropriate, inappropriately, inappropriateness, properness, proprietary, proprietor, propriety |
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| proto | first, earliest form of, foremost |
protein ***, protocol ** | amphiprotic, antiproton, painters, protagonist, protanomaly, protanopia, protist, proto, protolithic, protomartyr, proton, protoplasm, prototypal, prototype, prototypic, prototypical, Protozoa, protozoology |
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| proud (proud, pride) |
profit, value | improve ****, improvement ****, pride ***, proud ****, proudly ** |
improvability, improvable, improvableness, improvably, improver, improvingly, prideful, pridefully, proudness |
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| psych (psych-, psycho-) |
mind, psyche | psychic ☆, psychological ***, psychologist ***, psychology *** |
hylopsychism, panpsychism, psyche, psychiatric, psychiatrist, psychiatry, psycho, psychoanalysis, psychologically, psychopathic, psychopathy, psychopomp, psychosis, psychotherapeutic, psychotherapeutically, psychotherapist, psychotherapy, psychotic, psychoticism |
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| pto | fall | symptom **** | anaptotic, apoptosis, asymptomatic, peripeteia, peripety, polyptoton, proptosis, proptotic, ptomaine, ptosis, ptotic, symptomatic, symptomless, symptosis |
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| publ (publ-, public-, popul-) |
public | pub ***, public ****, publication ***, publicity ***, publicly ***, publish ****, publisher ☆, republic ***, republican ** |
puberty, publ, publically, publicist, publicize, publishable |
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| pull | pull | pull **** | puller | |
| pulver (pulver-) |
dust | powder *** | powderer, powdery, pulverize |
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| pump | pump | pump ** | pumpable |
| punct (punct-, pung) |
to prick, point | appoint **, appointment ***, disappoint **, disappointment **, pinch ☆, point ****, pointed **, punch **, punctual ☆, punctuation ☆, puncture ☆ |
acupuncture, compunction, compunctious, disappointing, disappointingly, disappointingness, expunge, pivot, poignant, pointedly, pointedness, pointless, punchbag, punct, punctuality, punctuate, pungent |
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| pup | doll, girl | pupil *** | pupa, pupate, pupilary, pupillary, pupilless, puppet |
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| pure | pure | pure ****, purely **, Puritan ☆, purity ☆ | depurate, depurge, expurgate, impure, impurity, puree, pureness, purge, purify |
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| put | put, push, put out |
input ***, output **, put **** | ||
| pute | reckon, consider, prune |
compute **, computer ****, deputy ***, dispute ***, reputation ****, repute ☆ |
amputate, amputation, computation, computational, computing, depute, disputable, impute, indisputable, putative, pute, reputable, reputational, reputationless |
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| puzzle | puzzle | puzzle *** | puzzling |
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