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Contents Cover Title Page Copyright Acknowledgments Register Your Book Online! Introduction I. Etymology Chapter 1: ...

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Introduction Why You Need This Book If you’re reading this book, chances are you are preparing to take a ...

science, medicine, engineering, and law, there are likely about one million English words. None of us can lea ...

challenging words. This book is for you. Maybe you are a native speaker and want to expand upon what ...

chronometer: device to measure time The Advantages of Learning Etymology Learning word roots is a key par ...

popular history mnemonic: In fourteen hundred ninety-two, Columbus sailed the ocean blue. Or this spelling m ...

throughout the book as well as a comprehensive Glossary on this page. (The Glossary also provides ...

Pronunciation Key The pronunciations you will find in this book differ slightly from the pronunciation ...

PART I Etymology ...

CHAPTER Basic Word Roots ...

Get Back to Your Roots The traditional and perhaps tedious way to learn vocabulary is memorizing hundreds of w ...

a- without; not Put a- in front of a common word and it usually indicates that something is not true. ...

contra- against When you contradict someone, you say something against his or her point of view. A contrary opi ...