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retract, genotype, torment (Latin)
66 words from the Italic (Indo-European) family. Predominantly nouns. Representative words: retract, genotype, torment, ponder, anxious.
66 words in this cluster
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metaphornounA figure of speech in which a word or phrase denoting one...conditionnounThe state of something with regard to its quality, nature,...workverbTo engage in physical or mental activity in order to...feelverbTo perceive by touch; to experience an emotion or sensation.typicaladjectiveHaving the distinctive qualities or characteristics...substancenounThe real physical matter of which a person or thing...abstractadjective/noun/verbExisting in thought or as an idea but not having a physical...insertverbTo place, fit, or push something into something else.naturenounThe fundamental qualities or character of something; the...effortnounA vigorous or determined attempt; the physical or mental...forcenoun / verbStrength or energy as an attribute of physical action or...matternounPhysical substance in general, as distinct from mind and...stopverbTo cease moving or operating; to bring to an end; to...symptomnounA physical or mental feature regarded as indicating a...distantadjectiveFar away in space or time; remote in relationship or...fallverbTo move downward, typically rapidly and freely without...revolutionnounA forcible or fundamental overthrow of an established...gravitynounThe force that attracts a body toward the center of the...insultverbTo speak to or treat with disrespect or scornful abuse; an...errornounA mistake, inaccuracy, or deviation from what is correct,...fightverbTo take part in a violent struggle involving physical force...gracenounSimple elegance or refinement of movement; courteous...infrastructurenounThe basic physical and organizational structures and...anxiousadjectiveExperiencing worry or unease about something with an...bibliographynounA list of books and other works referred to in a scholarly...constitutionnounA body of fundamental principles or established precedents...deflationnounA general decline in prices, often caused by a reduction in...facultynounAn inherent mental or physical power, or the teaching staff...fragileadjectiveEasily broken, damaged, or destroyed; lacking robustness or...gymnasiumnounA place for physical exercise and athletic training, from...healthnounThe state of being free from illness or injury; a person's...languishverbTo lose or lack vitality; to grow weak or feeble; to suffer...pressurenounThe continuous physical force exerted on or against an...progressnoun, verbForward or onward movement toward a destination or more...sportnounA physical activity governed by rules, engaged in...urgentadjectiveRequiring immediate action or attention; pressing and...aptitudenounAn inherent or acquired capacity for a particular activity...athletenounA person who is proficient in sports or physical exercises;...ballotnounA method of secret voting, or the physical or electronic...callousadjectiveShowing a cruel disregard for others; having hardened,...coerceverbTo persuade someone to do something by using force or...comfortnounA state of physical ease and freedom from pain or...contactnoun / verbThe state of physical touching; communication or a...depressverbTo push down or lower; to make sad or gloomy; to reduce the...diplomanounAn official document issued by an educational institution...energynounThe strength and vitality required for sustained physical...equalitynounThe state of being equal, especially in status, rights, and...exposeverbTo make visible or accessible; to reveal something...flexibleadjectiveCapable of bending easily without breaking, or willing and...genotypenounThe genetic constitution of an organism, as distinguished...inflationnounA general increase in prices and fall in the purchasing...kung funounA Chinese system of physical training and combat techniques...motivenoun / adjectiveA reason for doing something; a factor or circumstance that...pentathlonnounAn athletic contest comprising five different events; in...poltergeistnounA type of ghost or supernatural being supposedly...ponderverbTo think about something carefully and at length; to weigh...retractverbTo draw back or in; to withdraw a statement, accusation, or...softwarenounThe programs and operating information used by a computer,...souvenirnounAn object kept as a reminder of a person, place, or event;...telepathynounThe supposed transmission of thoughts or feelings between...therapynounTreatment intended to relieve or heal a disorder, whether...tormentnounSevere physical or mental suffering; extreme anguish or...torturenounThe deliberate infliction of severe physical or mental...traumanounA deeply distressing physical wound or psychological...wellnessnounThe state of being in good health, especially as an...wrecknounThe destruction of a ship at sea; the remains of something...