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Morphemes
100

easily affected, influenced, or harmed by something

susceptible

100

scant or insufficient in amount

meager

100

The old radio produced ________ bursts of static throughout the broadcast.

intermittent

100

The captain paused to ________ the risks before leading the crew into the dangerous waters.

contemplate

100

Break apart this word (prefix, root, suffix): Cunning

Cunn/ing

200

to think about something carefully and deeply

contemplate

200

to fill with surprise or amazement

astonish

200

The professor’s sudden change in tone was ________ to the students.

disconcerting

200

The detective uncovered a ______ scheme designed to deceive the investigators.

cunning

200

Break apart this word (prefix, root, suffix): Contemplate

con/templ/ate

300

occurring at irregular intervals; not continuous

intermittent

300

highly skilled or proficient

adept

300

Certain plants are highly ________ to disease when they are exposed to extreme temperatures.

susceptible

300

The athlete’s unexpected performance continued to ______ the spectators throughout the tournament.

astonish

300

Break apart this word (prefix, root, suffix): Susceptible

sus/cept/ible

400

to escape from or avoid something

evade

400

a quality of being crafty or sly in achieving goals

cunning

400

The spy used a secret tunnel to _______ the guards stationed around the building.

evade

400

The director was criticized for including ______ scenes that contributed little to the development of the plot.

gratuitous

400

Break apart this word (prefix, root, suffix): Intermittent

inter/mitt/ent

500

causing one to feel anxious or unsettled

disconcerting

500

an unnecessary or uncalled-for action; given without reason

gratuitous

500

The remote village survived the harsh winter with a _____ supply of essential resources.

meager

500

The experienced mechanic was ______ at diagnosing problems that other technicians struggled to identify.

adept

500

Break apart this word (prefix, root, suffix): Disconcerting

dis/con/cert/ing

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