dictate;

diction;

dictation;

dictionary;

dictator;

contra + dict;

verdict;

bene + diction;

ad + dict;

libr + ary;

libel;

libra;

lb.;

liber + ation;

liberty;

libation;

bibio + thetic;

biblio + logy;

biblio + klept;

biblio + mania;

biblio + phobia;

Bible;

biblio + clast;

biblio + latry;

biblio + graphy;

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arthr + itis;

pseud + onym;

eu + thanas + ia;

acro + phobia;

geo + graph + er;

bi + centr + ic;

geo + path + ology;

aug + ment;

corpor + al;

in + domit + able;

dorm + ancy;

in + tang + ible;

nom + ology;

iso + dynam + ic;

re + ject + ion.

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cent;

century;

centurion;

centi + grade;

centi + pede;

cent + ennial;

hydro + phobia;

hydro + electric;

hydro + logy;

hydro + gen;

hydro + phone;

de + hydr + ate;

and more!

Did you know senate cones from the Latin "SENEX"? It means "old man" and it's because the senate was made up of old, white, SENILE, men... 

andro + gen;

andro + gyn + ous;

andro + cracy;

miso + gyny;

gynec + ologist; 

sym + bio + otic;

syn + nonym +ous;

syn + nonym;

syn + archy;

syn + optic;

re + capit + ulate;

capit + al;

corpor + al;

de + gener + ative;

gend + er;

gen + esis;

en + gend + er;

risorius (muscle);

rictus sempra;

rid + icule;

rid + iculous;

and more!!

Lot's of good words to absorb here! "ab" = from; "sorbere" = "to suck in"

peri + cardial;

peri + meter;

peri + menopausal;

peri + card + ium;

path + ology;

pyscho + somatic;

pych + ology;

somat + ic;

sym + bio + tic;

somat + ology;

and more!! 

patri + archy;

pater + nal;

ex + patri + ate;

patri + cide;

pater + nity;

in + surg + ent;

traumat + ic;

in + surrect + ion;

re + surg + ence;

ten + able;

de + ten + tion;

ten + ure;

ten + acious;

re + tent + ive;

un + ten + able;

This is an awesome episode! "Facio" is such a present root word within our English language... In fact, there are more than 260 words in the dictionary devoted to words that derive themselves from "facio." "Plico" is also fascinating as although the meaning is rather vague, the cognates and derivatives that accompany said root word are exponential and vast!

Stick with me as I get into a bunch of words that I decided to write down the other day! From narcosis to exculpate to dogma to orthodox, learn the value of pulling apart words to first understand them from the ground up! Creating a foundation from which you build from is essential in the acquisition of knowledge and language!