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4,
ANAcatharsis. 2) BACK as in No. 7, ANAchronism. 3) AGAIN as in No.11, ANAlpsis, be well again.
4) EXCESSIVE, TOO MUCH as in No. 8, ANAcusia, quite deaf.
Relating to anabiosis
Severe vomiting
To review; recapitulate
Complete deafness
Treating of analysis
The trailer was connected to the car by means of a complicated system of hoses, pipes and rods.
These ROOT-WORDS are PEL & PULS which come from the Latin pellere & pulsus and it
means DRIVE, PUSH & THROS. It is a ROOT-WORD that takes seven Prefixes to give full range of
its violence. There isn’t a peaceful word on the list nor is there a quiet moment in its usage-Inner and
outer turmoil accompanies this ROOT-WORD. Of course, if that is the impression wanted, there’s
nothing better, but be certain that that is the word you want before you use PEL or PULS.
Beat; heartbeat
To urge; force
To force; to urge; as, facts impel the jury to judge him guilty
The action of driving back; rejection; as, his proposal was repulsed
ab & abs
These ROOT-WORDS are the Prefixes AB & ABS meaning AWAY, FROM & SEPARATION. Please
note the two ways of spelling this ROOT-WORD. The s is added to AB before the letter t. It is easier to
say AB stain than ABtain. The meaning of the ROOT-WORD remains the same. Learn to recognize this
ROOT-WORD, and be sure it is at the beginning of the word and not at the end. In the middle of a
word or at the end it is not the prefix.
A rubbing away
A gift; a donation
A female benefactor
A blessing
A small candy
Generous; munificent
dorm
This ROOT-WORD is DORM which comes from the Latin dormire & ormitum TO SLEEP. Many words
are combined with DORM. The dormer window in the attic bedroom: The dormant partner in a
business: Dormant buds on spring blooming plants - all these and more.
A dormitory
A sensitive plant
Sleeping