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Cit/Poli/Pos/Pot/Val

Vocabulary words with the prefixes 'cit,' 'civ,' 'poli,' 'polis,'polit,' etc

Citadel A fortress in a commanding position in or near a city; a fortified place.
Citation A ticket; a violation of a minor law within a city or a state.
Civil Peaceable behavior; public order; following the laws of a city or a state.
Civilization A group of people who live together; the way of life of people having reached a civilized state.
Metropolis A major city; a city or an urban area regarded as the center of a specific area.
Necropolis A large and elaborate cemetery belonging to an ancient city; a historic or prehistoric burial ground.
Police To control, regulate, or keep order (especially as an official duty within a city.)
Policy A plan or course of action of a city, state, or other organization.
Politician One who holds political office in a city or state.
Politics The activities, methods, tactics, or affairs associated with the government of a city or state.
Despot A ruler with absolute power.
Devalue To lessen in power or strength.
Impotent Lacking in strength, vigor, or power; helpless.
Nepotism Using power in a business to grant favors to a relative.
Omnipotent All powerful; having unlimited power or authority.
Possess To have; to take possession; having the power.
Potent Possessing inner strength; powerful; capable of having a strong influence.
Potential Possessing the ability to grow and develop.
Potion A powerful liquid or mixture that is thought to be medicinal, poisonous, or magical.
Valor Courage; boldness; bravery; to be strong in mind or in spirit.
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