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complicate, confluence, synod (Latin)
95 words from the Italic (Indo-European) family. Predominantly nouns. Representative words: complicate, confluence, synod, ligament, comply.
95 words in this cluster
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connectverbTo bring together or into contact so that a real or...cognateadjective / nounRelated by birth or origin; in linguistics, a word in one...SanskritnounAn ancient Indo-Aryan language of South Asia, the...formnoun / verbThe visible shape or configuration of something; a...buildverbTo construct something by putting parts or materials...combineverbTo join or merge two or more things together to form a...togetheradverbWith or in proximity to another person or people; into a...composeverbTo create or put together a work of music, literature, or...containverbTo hold or include within itself; to have as contents; to...conceiveverbTo form an idea or plan in the mind; to become pregnant...continueverbTo persist in an activity or process; to carry on without...accumulateverbTo gather together or acquire an increasing quantity of...collectverbTo bring or gather together; to accumulate items of a...considerverbTo think carefully about something, especially before...bindverbTo tie or fasten tightly together; to impose a legal or...joinverbTo link or connect; to come together with; to become a...complexadjective / nounConsisting of many different and connected parts; not easy...contractnoun/verbA binding agreement between two or more parties (noun); to...gatherverbTo come together or bring together in one place; to collect...toprepositionExpressing motion in the direction of; indicating the...clusternounA group of similar things or people positioned or occurring...conductverb/nounTo lead or guide; to direct the performance of an orchestra...constructverbTo build or make something, especially a building, bridge,...armynounAn organized military force equipped for fighting on land;...artistnounA person who produces works of art, especially paintings or...datanounFacts and statistics collected together for reference or...simpleadjectiveEasily understood or done; not complex or complicated;...classnounA group of students taught together, a lesson or session of...compareverbTo estimate, measure, or note the similarity or...contentadjective / noun / verbAs an adjective, in a state of peaceful happiness;...commercenounThe activity of buying and selling, especially on a large...compactadjective / noun / verbClosely and firmly packed together; dense. As noun: (1) a...complicateverbTo make something more difficult or confusing by...compressverbTo press or squeeze together, reducing the volume, size, or...concurverbTo agree or have the same opinion; to happen at the same...congressnounA formal meeting or series of meetings for discussion; the...conjunctionnounA word used to connect clauses or sentences (e.g., and,...consequencenounA result or effect of an action or condition; importance or...convokeverbTo call together or summon people to a formal meeting or...artificialadjectiveMade or produced by human skill or contrivance rather than...collateralnounProperty or assets pledged as security for a loan, to be...colleaguenounA person with whom one works in a profession or business;...combatnounFighting between armed forces; a struggle or contest...commitverbTo carry out or perpetrate (an offense); to pledge or bind...conformverbTo comply with rules, standards, or laws; to behave...conspiracynounA secret plan by a group to do something unlawful or...constituteverbTo be a part or component of; to make up or compose; to...countenancenoun / verbAs a noun, a person's face or facial expression; composure...covenantnounA solemn agreement or binding promise; in theology, a...factionnounA dissenting subgroup within a larger organization, united...harmonynounA pleasing combination of parts forming a coherent whole,...integrateverbTo combine or bring together parts into a whole; to end the...solipsismnounThe philosophical position that only one's own mind is...sympathynounFeelings of pity and sorrow for someone else's misfortune;...alliancenounA formal agreement or union between nations, groups, or...antipathynounA deep-seated feeling of dislike or aversion; a natural...aptadjectiveAppropriate or suitable in the circumstances, from PIE...assembleverbTo come together or bring together into a group; to fit...caravannounA company of travelers, merchants, or pilgrims journeying...commemorateverbTo recall and show respect for a person or event,...complyverbTo act in accordance with a wish, command, rule, or...concertnounA public musical performance given by one or more musicians...confederateadjective / noun / verbUnited in a league or alliance; joined by a treaty or...confluencenounThe junction of two or more rivers. A coming together of...confluentadjectiveFlowing together; merging; (in medicine) describing lesions...congenitaladjectivePresent from birth, especially of a disease or physical...conjugaladjectiveRelating to marriage or the relationship between a married...consentnoun / verbPermission for something to happen or agreement to do...conspireverbTo make secret plans jointly to commit an unlawful or...contagionnounThe communication of disease from one person or organism to...continencenounThe ability to control movements of the bowels and bladder;...continentnounAny of the world's main continuous expanses of land, such...convenientadjectiveFitting in well with a person's needs, activities, and...conventionnounA way in which something is usually done; an agreement...converseverb / noun / adjectiveAs a verb, to talk informally with someone. As an...convivialadjectiveFriendly, lively, and enjoyable. Relating to or fond of...ensemblenounA group of musicians, actors, or dancers who perform...explicateverbTo analyze and develop an idea or principle in detail; to...fibulanounThe smaller of the two bones in the lower leg, running...fleetnounA group of ships sailing together, especially warships...gung-hoadjectiveExtremely enthusiastic and eager, especially about fighting...knitverb / nounTo make fabric by interlocking loops of yarn with knitting...ligamentnounA short band of tough, flexible connective tissue that...nailnounA slender, pointed metal fastener driven into wood or other...polymernounA substance which has a molecular structure built up...quiltnoun / verbA bed covering made of layers of fabric with padding...symbiosisnounThe close and often long-term interaction between two...symphonynounAn elaborate musical composition for a full orchestra,...symposiumnounA conference or meeting for the discussion of a particular...synagoguenounA Jewish house of worship and communal assembly.synodnounA council of a church, usually convened to discuss and...syntaxnounThe arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed...syzygynounAn alignment of three or more celestial bodies in the same...teamnounA group of people working together for a common purpose,...uniteverbTo come or bring together to form a single entity or to act...