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al- pertaining to, of a kind of
ial- relating to
ism- beliefs, studies, or way of behaving
ize- to make
ment- an action or process
ship- quality, state, or condition of
ive- relating or belonging to
aquittal- noun freeing from change of offense
unethical- adjective unwilling to adhere to people rules of conduct
communal- adjective used or shared in common by everyone in a group
superficial- adjective only concerned with what is on the surface or obvious; shallow (not in reference to water)
celestial- adjective of or relating to the sky; heavenly
criticism- noun the act of passing severe judgement; finding fault with something
mysticism- noun a spiritual belief stating that a connection can be obtained with God or the spirits through and thought and meditation
utilize- verb to make use of something or to find a protical purpose for something
materialize- verb to appear suddenly or unexpectedly
bombardment- noun a continuous attack with artillery or bombs; or a continuous with verbal questions
confinement- noun the state of being enclosed or limited
kinship- noun relationship by blood or marriage to another or others
apprenticeship- noun when a person works for another in order to learn a trade
comparative- noun judged by comparaison or in relation to something else
repulsive- adjective making somebody feel disgust or very strong dislike.
ethno- race, culture
tele- across
port- carry
gen- birth, origin, race
arch- most important ruler, ancient
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Created by: gracie.prince07
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