"co-" and "com-" (together, with)
This adjective describes speech that is informal and conversational.
What is colloquial?
A natural talent or ability.
What is aptitude?
Harsh or rough in manner; irritating.
What is abrasive?
Showing signs that promise success.
What is auspicious?
To prove a statement or person to be incorrect.
What is refute?
To express sympathy or sorrow for someone’s misfortune.
What is commiserate?
Lacking skill or ability; clumsy.
What is inept?
To exist in large numbers or amounts.
What is abound?
The act of looking inward; self-examination.
What is introspection?
To say something again or a number of times.
What is reiterate?
A person who works jointly on an activity or project.
What is a collaborator?
A subordinate or auxiliary position.
What is adjunct?
To depart secretly and hide oneself.
What is abscond?
A broad range of varied but related ideas or objects.
What is spectrum?
A quick, witty reply.
What is repartee?
This adjective describes something that is logical, consistent, and well-organized in thought or speech.
What is coherent?
A command or order, especially from a court, that requires someone to do or refrain from doing something.
What is an injunction?
To set free or release from guilt or obligation.
What is absolve?
To look at something carefully and thoroughly.
What is inspect?
A collection of works that an artist or company can perform.
What is repertoire?
This adjective describes a space that is roomy and comfortably spacious.
What is commodious?
To bring under control or domination, often by conquest.
What is subjugate?
This adjective describes someone who exercises restraint, especially in eating or drinking.
What is abstemious?
To form opinions without definite evidence.
What is speculate?
A state of rest or tranquility.
What is repose?