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Dale's Roots: cept

Words with cept, ceive as a root

TermDefinition
receive verb: to get
reception noun: a party (guests are received--welcomed)
recipient noun: the person who gets something
conceive verb: to imagine, to create an idea, to get pregnant
conceivable adjective: possible, believable
inconceivable adjective: impossible, unbelievable
conception noun: making a baby, creating an idea
contraception noun: birth control
interception noun: catching or stealing while something is being sent or moving
intercept verb: to catch or steal while something is being sent or moving
deceive verb: to lie to or to make someone believe the wrong thing, hide the truth
deception noun: a lie, making someone believe the wrong thing, hiding the truth
deceptive adjective: not trustworthy
except preposition: but not; opposite of "including", excluding
exception noun: the thing that is not included in the main group
exceptional adjective: special, amazing, different from the others,
perceive verb: to see or notice
perception noun: the ability to see or notice, viewpoint, opinion, the way you see it
perceptive adjective: very good at seeing or noticing even small things, smart
accept verb: to take what is given or offered
acceptable adjective: okay
acceptance noun(often used as an adjective) : the action of taking what is given
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