RPS 31-33

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ab

away from

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de-

away; from; down; apart

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di-

apart; away; not

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ex-

out; away; from

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fauna

animal life

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ichthy/o

fish

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saur

lizard

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-lite

stone

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-logy

study of, science

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-osis

condition

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lav/lu/luge

wash, bathe

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pur/purg/purge

clean

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-ate

to make; to act; one who

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-ity

state, quality, act

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-ory

place where

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-tion

state, quality, act

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anim

spirit, life

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loqu

speak

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magn/ magni

great/large

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-ation

action or process

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-ence

state, quality, act

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-tude

state, quality, act

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ichthyolite

a fossil fish or fragment of a fish

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ichthyosis

congenital disease in which the skin is fishlike-dry and scaly (medical)

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ichthyology

study of fish

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ichthyosaur

an extinct variety of fishlike marine reptiles of the Mesozoic period

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ichthyofauna

the fish of a particular region

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expurgate

to edit, to censor

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ablution

a washing of the body, especially as a religious ceremony

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lavatory

a room equipped with toilet facilities

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deluge

an overwhelming, flood-like rush

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purge

to cleanse or clear

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purity

the quality or state of being clean

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dilution

something watered down; less concentrated

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magnate

a person of high rank, power, influence, etc. in a specific field

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Magnification

the process of making something look bigger than it really is

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magnitude

greatness of size, volume, or extent

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magnificence

splendid or grand in size or appearance

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magniloquence

excessive use of verbal ornamentation; pompous discourse

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magnanimity

loftiness of spirit; the quality of being noble and generous

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