Study.
CID-, CIS-
to cut; to kill
FID-, FIDEL-
faith; faithful
FIN-
end; limit
LINE-
line
LITER-
letter; literature
LUMIN-
light; to shine
PART-, PORT-
part; share
PREC-
prayer
SUI-
self
TERMIN-
boundary; end
VER-
true
VEST-
garment
definitive
(adj.) conclusive
aver
(v.) affirm to be true
uxoricide
(n.) the act of killing one’s wife
obliterate
(v.) to erase
travesty
(n.) a bad or grotesque imitation
impart
(v.) give a portion to
indeterminate
(adj.) vague
perfidy
(n.) deceitfulness
sui generis
(adj.) unique
luminary
(n.) notable person
precarious
(adj.) dangerous, risky
lineage
(n.) descent from common ancestor
scissor
(n.) an instrument used for cutting thin material
infidelity
(n.) being unfaithful in a relationship
finale
(n.) the last part of a piece of a performance
linear
(adj.) arranged in a straight line.
literature
(n.) written works
luminous
(adj.) full of light
portion
(n.) a part of a whole
deprecate
(v.) express disapproval of
suicidal
(adj.) likely to commit suicide
terminate
(v.) bring to an end
verify
(v.) make sure something is true
vestibule
(n.) a lobby or foyer
semifinal
(n.) a round immediately before the final round
verdict
(n.) an opinion or judgment
tripartite
(adj.) consisting of three parts
suicide
(n.) death caused by self-directed injuries
multilinear
(adj.) having many lines
partner
(n.) pair of people engaged together in the same activity
alliteration
(n.) occurrence of the same letter/sound at the beginning of words next to each other
terminally
(adv.) impossible to cure
imprecation
(n.) a curse, words spoken when angry
diffident
(adj.) lack of self-confidence, reserved
parricide
(n.) killing a near relative
confinement
(n.) state of being cramped
Fido
(n.) a common dog name