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Ambulance
from Latin ambulare, meaning "to walk"
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Audition
from Latin audire, meaning "to hear"
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Bonus
from Latin bonus, meaning "good"
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Cognition
from Latin cognoscere, meaning "to know"
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Deceive
from Latin decipere, meaning "to deceive"
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Exit
from Latin exitus, meaning "a going out"
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Facile
from Latin facilis, meaning "easy"
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Inevitable
from Latin inevitabilis, meaning "that cannot be avoided"
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Jovial
from Latin Iovialis, meaning "of or pertaining to Jupiter"
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Magnify
from Latin magnificare, meaning "to make great"
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Nostalgia
from Greek nostos, meaning "return home" and algos, meaning "pain"
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Omniscient
from Latin omnis, meaning "all" and scire, meaning "to know"
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Perceive
from Latin percipere, meaning "to take in through the senses"
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Procrastinate
from Latin procrastinare, meaning "to put off until tomorrow"
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Quadrant
from Latin quadrans, meaning "a fourth part"
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Regal
from Latin regalis, meaning "kingly"
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Spectacle
from Latin spectaculum, meaning "a public show"
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Terrify
from Latin terrere, meaning "to frighten"
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Unity
from Latin unitas, meaning "oneness"
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Vivid
from Latin vividus, meaning "lively"
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Agriculture
from the Latin ager (field) and cultura (cultivation).
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Aquarium
from the Latin aqua (water) and -arium (a place for).
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Portable
from the Latin portare (to carry) and -abilis (able to be).
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Lunar
from the Latin luna (moon).
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Octet
from the Latin octo (eight).
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Biology
from the Greek bios (life) and -logy (the study of).
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Aquatic
from the Latin aqua (water).
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Centennial
from the Latin centum (hundred) and -ennial (year).
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Dictate
from the Latin dictare (to dictate) and -ate (to make).
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Magnitude
from the Latin magnus (great) and -tude (state of being).
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Multilingual
from the Latin multus (many) and lingua (language).
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Conjunction
from the Latin con (with) and jungere (to join) and -ion (action or process).
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Pedestrian
from the Latin pedester (on foot) and -ian (belonging to).
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Aqueous
from the Latin aqua (water) and -ous (having the quality of).
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Fracture
from the Latin fractus (broken).
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Inflection
from the Latin inflectere (to bend) and -ion (action or process).
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Sedentary
from sedentarius, "sitting"): Involving much sitting; inactive.
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Sorority
from soror, "sister"): A social organization for female students at a college or university.
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Puerile
from puer, "boy"): Childish, immature.