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| EGOIST | me first; are obnoxious
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| EGOTIST | one who boasts about himself
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| ALTRUIST | let me help you
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| INTROVERT | leave me alone
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| EXTROVERT | let's do it together
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| AMBIVERT | neither extreme
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| MISANTHROPE | hates mankind
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| MISOGYNIST | hates woman
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| MISOGAMIST | hates marriage
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| ASCETIC | leaves a lonely, austere life
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| EGO | one's concept of oneslelf
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| EGOCENTRIC | extreme form of egoist; are intolerable
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| EGOMANIAC | carry egoism to such an extent that ur needs, desires, and interests have become a morbid obsession, a mania; are dangerous and slighly mad
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| EGOMANIACAL | adjective of egomainac
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| ALTRUISM | phislosophy practiced by altruists
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| ALTRUISTIC | actions that look towards the benefits of others
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| TO ALTERNATE | skip one and take another
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| ALTERNATE | other possible
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| ALTERNATIVE | a choice
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| ALTERATION | a change
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| TO ALTER | to change
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| ALTERCATION | argument
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| ALTER EGO | one's other self
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| ADMIRAL | person/prince in command
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| AMETHYST | remedy for intoxication
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| VERTO(LATIN VERB) | to turn
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| INTRO | inwards
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| EXTRO | outwards
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| AMBI | in both directions
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| AMBIDEXTROUS | able to use both hands with equal skill
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| DEXTER | rght hand
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| DEXTEROUS | skillful
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| SINISTER(LATIN) | left hand
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| SINISTER | threatening, evil or dangerous
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| GAUCHE(french) | left hand
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| GAUCHE | clumsy(social not physical)
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| DRIOT(french) | right hand
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| ADRIOT | skillful
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| MISEIN(GREEK) | to hate
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| ANTHROPOS(GREEK) | mankind
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| GYNE(GREEK) | woman
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| GAMOS(GREEK) | marriage
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| ANTHROPOLOGY | study of development of human race
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| PHILANTHROPIST | one who loves mankind and shows such love by making financial contributions
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| GYNAECOLOGIST | treats female disorders
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| MONOGAMY | custom of only one marriage
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| BIGAMY | custom of two marriages
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| POLYGAMY | custom of many marriages
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| POLYGYNY | correct but rarely used for polygamy
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| POLYANDRY | having two or more husbands
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| ANDROS(GREEK) | male
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| ASKETES(GREEK) | monk or hermit
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| SPOUSE | better half
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| INTREPRENEUR | one studies surroundings and reacts accordingly
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| OBSTETRICIAN | having a baby?
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| PAEDIATRICIAN | is ur baby ill?
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| DERMATOLOGIST | skin clear?
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| OPHTHALMOLOGIST | eyes ok?
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| ORTHOPAEDIST | how are ur bones?
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| CARDIOLOGIST | heart ok?
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| NEUROLOGIST | brain working
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| PSYCHIATRIST | specialist attempts to ALLEVIATE mental & emotional disturbances
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| LOGOS(GREEK) | word
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| LOGY | science
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| OBSTETRIX(LATIN) | midwife, which in turn has its source in latin verb meaning to stand
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| -ician | expert
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| PAIDOS | child
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| IATREIA | medical healing
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| PEDAGOGY | the leading of a child; teaching
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| PEDAGOGUE | originally teacher; today dogmatic teacher
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| DEMOS(GREEK) | people
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| DEMAGOGUE | one who attempts to mislead people
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| PEDIS | foot; (forms pedestal, pedal...)
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| DERMA | skin
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| HYPODERMIC | hypodermic needle penetrates under skin
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| HYPOS(GREEK) | under
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| EPIDERMIS | outermost layer of skin
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| TAXIDERMIS | prepares, stuffs and mounts the skin of animals
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| PACHYDERM | animal with thick skin
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| DERMATITIS | general name for skin inflammation, irritation, or infection
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