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The fects & sembles

Vocabulary words with the prefixes mim, fic, fect, fac, sembl, simil, etc

Affect To have an influence on or make a change in.
Benefactor A person who gives help (especially financially) or does helpful things; a person who donates money.
Deface To disfigure; to ruin the surface; to destroy by doing something to the object.
Defect Something people do when they abandon a position or association, often to join the opposing group.
Effect The result or consequence; something brought about by a cause or by doing.
Facilitate To make easier; organize.
Factor Something that actively contributes to an accomplishment, result, or process; that makes something happen.
Factory A building or group of buildings in which a product is made.
Infect To contaminate; to make ill; to corrupt.
Manufacture To make, create, or produce.
Assemble To put or bring together.
Assimilate To make alike; to mentally absorb; to incorporate.
Ensemble A coordinated outfit, group, or set; a group of parts that go together.
Facsimile A fax; an exact copy; a duplicate.
Mimic To copy or imitate closely.
Resemble To exhibit a likeness to something; to look like something else.
Semblance An outward or token appearance; a copy; a representation.
Simile A figure of speech in which two unlike things are compared as if they are alike.
Simulation An imitation of an event; a reproduction of an event that is similar to the actual event.
Simultaneous Happening, existing, or done at the same time; done together.
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