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Vocabulary from Latin and Greek roots

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Ante   Before  
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antebellum   of a period before war, especially the American Civil War  
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antecedent   1. A thing or event that precedes 2. The noun which a pronoun refers  
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anterior   coming before in position or time  
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avant-garde   ahead of times, especially in the arts  
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vanguard   1. the foremost position especially of an army or fleet  
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Pre   before  
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precept   a command; a rule of conduct  
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predestination   the belief that what happens in human life has already been determined by some higher power  
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preempt, pre-empt   to take possession of something before anyone else can do so  
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premonition   a warning in advance  
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preposterous   absurd; contrary to nature or reason  
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pretenious   showy; pompous; claiming unjustified distinction  
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primus   first  
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premier   first in time or importance  
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primate   1. an archbishop who ranks highest among others  
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prime   first in rank, excellence, quality, importance, or time  
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primeval   belonging to the first ages; ancient  
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primordial   primeval; original; fundamental  
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post   after  
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posterior   situated behind or at the back  
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posterity   1. future generations 2. a persons descendants  
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posthumous   occurring or continuing after death, especially work published after the author's death or a child born after the father's death  
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