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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...preserveverbTo maintain something in its original or existing state; to...personnounAn individual human being; a character in a play or...developverbTo grow or cause to grow and become more advanced, mature,...extendverbTo stretch out or make longer in space or time; to enlarge...entireadjectiveWith no part left out; whole, complete, and unbroken in...replaceverbTo take the place of something or someone; to put something...originnounThe point or place where something begins, arises, or is...primaryadjectiveOf chief importance; first in time, order, or rank;...remainverbTo continue to exist or stay in the same place or...conquerverbTo overcome and take control of a place or people by...suggestverbTo put forward for consideration; to cause one to think...surfacenounThe outside part or uppermost layer of something; the...naturaladjectiveExisting in or derived from nature; not made or caused by...involveverbTo include as a necessary part or result; to cause someone...purposenounThe reason for which something is done or created; a...revealverbTo make something previously secret or unknown known to...divideverbTo separate or be separated into parts; to distribute or...initialadjectiveExisting or occurring at the beginning; first in a series...regularadjectiveDone or happening frequently at uniform intervals;...sacredadjectiveConnected with God or a god; regarded as too valuable to be...expandverbTo become or make larger or more extensive; to unfold or...preciseadjectiveMarked by exactness and accuracy of expression or detail;...properadjectiveTruly what something is said or regarded to be; genuine;...supremeadjectiveHighest in rank, authority, or quality; greatest or most...agreeverbTo have the same opinion; to consent or be willing to do...famenounThe condition of being known or talked about by many...manageverbTo be in charge of; to succeed in surviving or...controlnounThe power to influence or direct people's behaviour or the...neutraladjectiveNot supporting or helping either side in a conflict or...paralleladjectiveExtending in the same direction and equidistant at all...persistverbTo continue firmly in a course of action despite difficulty...possessverbTo have as belonging to one; to own. Also: to dominate or...deserveverbTo be worthy of or entitled to something, whether reward or...exhibitverbTo publicly display something, especially a work of art or...invadeverbTo enter a country or region so as to subjugate it; to...penaltynounA punishment imposed for breaking a law, rule, or...privateadjectiveBelonging to a particular person or group; not open to the...addressnounThe details of the place where someone lives or an...confirmverbTo establish the truth or correctness of something...craftnounAn activity involving skill in making things by hand; a...emergeverbTo come out from a concealed or enclosed space; to become...refuseverb, nounTo indicate unwillingness to do or accept something (verb);...campaignnounAn organised course of action to achieve a goal, especially...curiousadjectiveEager to know or learn something; strange or unusual.detailnounAn individual feature, fact, or item considered separately...eageradjectiveStrongly wanting to do or have something; keen and...faithnounComplete trust or confidence in someone or something;...flamenounA hot glowing body of ignited gas produced by something on...impulsenounA sudden strong urge to act without thinking; a driving...obviousadjectiveEasily perceived or understood; clear, evident, or apparent.perspicaciousadjectiveHaving acute mental vision or discernment; keenly...releaseverb, nounTo set free from confinement, restraint, or obligation; the...repeatverb, nounTo say or do something again; an instance of something...resistverbTo withstand the action or effect of something; to refuse...restoreverbTo bring back to a former condition, place, or position; to...satisfyverbTo fulfil the expectations, needs, or desires of someone;...subtleadjectiveSo delicate or precise as to be difficult to analyse or...suitableadjectiveRight or appropriate for a particular person, purpose, or...tensionnounThe state of being stretched tight; mental or emotional...attemptverbTo make an effort to achieve or complete something; to try.balancenounAn even distribution of weight enabling stability; a...charmnounA quality of delightfulness or attractiveness; originally a...councilnounAn advisory, deliberative, or legislative body of people...crevicenounA narrow opening or fissure, especially in rock or a wall.crusadenoun/verbA medieval military expedition to recover the Holy Land...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...dividendnounA sum of money paid regularly by a company to its...elegantadjectiveGraceful and stylish in appearance or manner; pleasingly...embraceverbTo hold someone closely in one's arms; to accept or support...engageverbTo occupy or attract someone's interest or attention; to...entrancenounA door, gate, or opening used to enter a place; the act of...exciteverbTo arouse strong feelings of enthusiasm or eagerness; to...experimentnoun / verbA scientific procedure undertaken to make a discovery, test...financenounThe management of large amounts of money, especially by...masternounA person who has complete control or authority; a person...normaladjectiveConforming to a standard; usual, typical, or expected.passportnounAn official government document certifying the holder's...proveverbTo demonstrate the truth or validity of something by...qualifyverbTo be entitled to a particular benefit or privilege by...radicaladjectiveRelating to or affecting the fundamental nature of...recoververbTo return to a normal state of health, mind, or strength;...regaladjectiveOf, resembling, or fit for a monarch, especially in being...rejectverb, nounTo dismiss as inadequate, unacceptable, or faulty; to...remedynoun, verbA medicine or treatment for a disease or injury; a means of...reserveverbTo keep something back for future use; to arrange for a...resolvenounFirm determination to do something.rivalnounA person competing with another for the same objective or...trivialadjectiveOf little importance or significance; commonplace and...unclenounThe brother of one's father or mother; also the husband of...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...blankadjectiveNot written or printed on; showing no marks or images;...conflictnounA serious disagreement or argument; a prolonged armed...cowardicenounLack of bravery; excessive fear of danger or pain.crownnounA circular ornamental headdress worn by a monarch as a...cruciblenounA container in which metals or other substances are melted...disturbverbTo interfere with the normal arrangement, functioning, or...duchessnounThe wife or widow of a duke; also, a woman holding a ducal...enterprisenounA project or undertaking, especially a bold or complex one;...examineverbTo inspect or scrutinise something closely and carefully;...expensenounThe cost required for something; money spent on something;...fictionnounLiterature describing imaginary events and people;...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...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.meritnounThe quality of being particularly good or worthy,...navigateverbTo plan and direct the route of a ship, aircraft, or other...optionnounA thing that is or may be chosen; the freedom, power, or...patentnounA government licence granting an individual or body the...pioneernoun / verbOne who goes before others to prepare the way; an early...plungeverbTo jump or dive quickly and energetically into water or a...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...reliefnounA feeling of reassurance and relaxation following release...remarkverb, nounTo say something as a comment or observation; a spoken or...repairverb, nounTo restore something damaged, broken, or worn to a good...revoltverbTo rise in rebellion against an established authority; to...robustadjectiveStrong and healthy; vigorous; able to withstand or overcome...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...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...vaccinenounA substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies...