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ROOT WORD SET 8: 

1. ANNI, ANNU, ENNI (year) -- annuity 

2. BIO (life) -- biota 

3. CLAIM, CLAM (call out) -- clamor 

4. CLUD, CLUS (shut) -- occlusor 

5. DENT, DONT (tooth) -- dentiloquy 

6. GNOSI, COGNOSC (know) -- cognition 

7. OPUS, OPER (work) -- opuscle 

8. RECT (straight, correct) -- recto 

9. TEM, TEMP (time) -- pro temp 

10. VOC, VOK (call, voice) -- evocative

List 15

1. Chasten – To discipline, punish, or correct, often with the intent of improving behavior.

2. Fickle – Frequently changing in loyalty, interests, or affections; unpredictable and inconsistent.

3. Libertine – A person, especially a man, who behaves without moral principles or responsibility, particularly in matters of sexual relationships.

4. Sage (noun) – A person known for wisdom, judgment, and experience.
   Sage (adjective) – Wise, showing deep understanding and good judgment.

5. Satyr – In Greek mythology, a creature that is part human, part goat, known for its lustful and mischievous nature; in literature, it can refer to a lecherous or debauched man.

6. Urbane – Refined, sophisticated, and socially polished, often associated with city life.

7. Rustic – Relating to the countryside; simple, unsophisticated, or lacking refinement.

8. Wily – Skilled at using clever tricks or deception to achieve a goal; cunning or crafty.

9. Vestige – A small remaining trace of something that once existed but is now gone or diminished.

10. Neophyte – A beginner or novice, especially in a religious, professional, or learned field.