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regular, curious, repeat (Latin)
141 words from the Indo-European → Italic family. Predominantly nouns. Representative words: regular, curious, repeat, eager, satisfy.
141 words in this cluster
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deriveverbTo obtain something from a specified source; to trace the...personnounAn individual human being; a character in a play or...extendverbTo stretch out or make longer in space or time; to enlarge...conquerverbTo overcome and take control of a place or people by...preserveverbTo maintain something in its original or existing state; to...expandverbTo become or make larger or more extensive; to unfold or...remainverbTo continue to exist or stay in the same place or...addressnounThe details of the place where someone lives or an...campaignnounAn organised course of action to achieve a goal, especially...craftnounAn activity involving skill in making things by hand; a...developverbTo grow or cause to grow and become more advanced, mature,...manageverbTo be in charge of; to succeed in surviving or...naturaladjectiveExisting in or derived from nature; not made or caused by...primaryadjectiveOf chief importance; first in time, order, or rank;...sacredadjectiveConnected with God or a god; regarded as too valuable to be...suggestverbTo put forward for consideration; to cause one to think...councilnounAn advisory, deliberative, or legislative body of people...deserveverbTo be worthy of or entitled to something, whether reward or...dividendnounA sum of money paid regularly by a company to its...entireadjectiveWith no part left out; whole, complete, and unbroken in...entrancenounA door, gate, or opening used to enter a place; the act of...exhibitverbTo publicly display something, especially a work of art or...initialadjectiveExisting or occurring at the beginning; first in a series...invadeverbTo enter a country or region so as to subjugate it; to...involveverbTo include as a necessary part or result; to cause someone...originnounThe point or place where something begins, arises, or is...paralleladjectiveExtending in the same direction and equidistant at all...penaltynounA punishment imposed for breaking a law, rule, or...perspicaciousadjectiveHaving acute mental vision or discernment; keenly...refuseverb, nounTo indicate unwillingness to do or accept something (verb);...regaladjectiveOf, resembling, or fit for a monarch, especially in being...regularadjectiveDone or happening frequently at uniform intervals;...reserveverbTo keep something back for future use; to arrange for a...restoreverbTo bring back to a former condition, place, or position; to...revealverbTo make something previously secret or unknown known to...suitableadjectiveRight or appropriate for a particular person, purpose, or...tensionnounThe state of being stretched tight; mental or emotional...trivialadjectiveOf little importance or significance; commonplace and...agreeverbTo have the same opinion; to consent or be willing to do...ambulancenounA vehicle equipped for taking sick or injured people to and...approveverbTo officially agree to or accept as satisfactory; to regard...assaultnounA violent physical or verbal attack; in law, the threat or...attemptverbTo make an effort to achieve or complete something; to try.balancenounAn even distribution of weight enabling stability; a...blankadjectiveNot written or printed on; showing no marks or images;...charmnounA quality of delightfulness or attractiveness; originally a...confirmverbTo establish the truth or correctness of something...conflictnounA serious disagreement or argument; a prolonged armed...controlnounThe power to influence or direct people's behaviour or the...cowardicenounLack of bravery; excessive fear of danger or pain.crevicenounA narrow opening or fissure, especially in rock or a wall.crownnounA circular ornamental headdress worn by a monarch as a...cruciblenounA container in which metals or other substances are melted...crusadenoun/verbA medieval military expedition to recover the Holy Land...curiousadjectiveEager to know or learn something; strange or unusual.cylindernounA solid or hollow geometric shape with straight parallel...declineverbTo politely refuse an invitation or offer; to become...defendverbTo protect from harm, danger, or attack; to maintain or...detailnounAn individual feature, fact, or item considered separately...disturbverbTo interfere with the normal arrangement, functioning, or...divideverbTo separate or be separated into parts; to distribute or...duchessnounThe wife or widow of a duke; also, a woman holding a ducal...eageradjectiveStrongly wanting to do or have something; keen and...elegantadjectiveGraceful and stylish in appearance or manner; pleasingly...embraceverbTo hold someone closely in one's arms; to accept or support...emergeverbTo come out from a concealed or enclosed space; to become...engageverbTo occupy or attract someone's interest or attention; to...enterprisenounA project or undertaking, especially a bold or complex one;...examineverbTo inspect or scrutinise something closely and carefully;...exciteverbTo arouse strong feelings of enthusiasm or eagerness; to...expensenounThe cost required for something; money spent on something;...experimentnoun / verbA scientific procedure undertaken to make a discovery, test...faithnounComplete trust or confidence in someone or something;...famenounThe condition of being known or talked about by many...fictionnounLiterature describing imaginary events and people;...financenounThe management of large amounts of money, especially by...flamenounA hot glowing body of ignited gas produced by something on...flavornounThe distinctive taste of a food or drink; a particular...frontiernounA line or border separating two countries; the extreme...granitenounA very hard, granular, crystalline igneous rock composed...gratefuladjectiveFeeling or showing thanks and appreciation; warmly or...idealadjectiveSatisfying one's conception of what is perfect; existing...impulsenounA sudden strong urge to act without thinking; a driving...laddernounA structure consisting of a series of bars or steps between...launchverbTo set a vessel in motion by pushing it into the water; to...leisurenounFree time; time when one is not working or occupied;...limitnounA point or level beyond which something does not or may not...liquidadjectiveHaving a consistency like that of water or oil; flowing...marginnounThe edge or border of something; the amount by which...massiveadjectiveExceptionally large, heavy, or solid in size or extent.masternounA person who has complete control or authority; a person...meritnounThe quality of being particularly good or worthy,...navigateverbTo plan and direct the route of a ship, aircraft, or other...neutraladjectiveNot supporting or helping either side in a conflict or...normaladjectiveConforming to a standard; usual, typical, or expected.obviousadjectiveEasily perceived or understood; clear, evident, or apparent.optionnounA thing that is or may be chosen; the freedom, power, or...passportnounAn official government document certifying the holder's...patentnounA government licence granting an individual or body the...persistverbTo continue firmly in a course of action despite difficulty...pioneernoun / verbOne who goes before others to prepare the way; an early...plungeverbTo jump or dive quickly and energetically into water or a...possessverbTo have as belonging to one; to own. Also: to dominate or...preciseadjectiveMarked by exactness and accuracy of expression or detail;...privateadjectiveBelonging to a particular person or group; not open to the...properadjectiveTruly what something is said or regarded to be; genuine;...proveverbTo demonstrate the truth or validity of something by...purposenounThe reason for which something is done or created; a...qualifyverbTo be entitled to a particular benefit or privilege by...radicaladjectiveRelating to or affecting the fundamental nature of...rapidadjectiveHappening in a short time or at great speed; moving or...rationounThe quantitative relation between two amounts showing the...rebelnoun, verbA person who rises in opposition against an established...receiptnounA written acknowledgement that something has been paid for...recoververbTo return to a normal state of health, mind, or strength;...rejectverb, nounTo dismiss as inadequate, unacceptable, or faulty; to...releaseverb, nounTo set free from confinement, restraint, or obligation; the...reliefnounA feeling of reassurance and relaxation following release...remarkverb, nounTo say something as a comment or observation; a spoken or...remedynoun, verbA medicine or treatment for a disease or injury; a means of...repairverb, nounTo restore something damaged, broken, or worn to a good...repeatverb, nounTo say or do something again; an instance of something...replaceverbTo take the place of something or someone; to put something...resistverbTo withstand the action or effect of something; to refuse...resolvenounFirm determination to do something.revoltverbTo rise in rebellion against an established authority; to...rivalnounA person competing with another for the same objective or...robustadjectiveStrong and healthy; vigorous; able to withstand or overcome...satisfyverbTo fulfil the expectations, needs, or desires of someone;...senioradjectiveOf a more advanced age; holding a higher or more important...solidadjectiveFirm and stable in shape; not liquid or fluid; dependable...strictadjectiveDemanding that rules concerning behaviour are obeyed and...subtleadjectiveSo delicate or precise as to be difficult to analyse or...supremeadjectiveHighest in rank, authority, or quality; greatest or most...surfacenounThe outside part or uppermost layer of something; the...tenderadjectiveShowing gentleness and care; soft or delicate; easily...tissuenounA group of cells in the body that work together to perform...totaladjectiveComprising the whole number or amount; complete, absolute,...triagenounThe assignment of degrees of urgency to wounds or illnesses...unclenounThe brother of one's father or mother; also the husband of...vaccinenounA substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies...