fashion, suit, break, social
-ABLE
fashionable, suitable, breakable, sociable
polite, possible, pure, probable
IM-
impolite, impossible, impure, improbable
captive, domestic, active, motive
-ATE
captivate, domesticate, activate, motivate
set, mean, clothes, end
-ING
setting, meaning, clothing, ending
extra:
beginning, finding, housing, feeling, timing
SEE
verb - noun
SIGHT
meaning, skill, cheer, taste
-FUL
meaningful, skillful, cheerful, tasteful
responsible, resistible, rational, relevant
IR-
irresponsible, irresistible, irrational, irrelevant
extra:
irrespective (of)
public, material, revolution, fantasy
-ISE/IZE
publicise, materialise, modernise, fantasise
extra:
generalise, incentivise, industrialise
adjust, involve, align, improve
-MENT
adjustment, involvement, alignment, improvement
DESTROY
verb - negative adjective to describe the property of a thing
INDESTRUCTIBLE
strategy, allergy, energy, chaos
-IC
strategic, allergic, energetic, chaotic
changed, spoiled, inspiring, sophisticated
UN-
unchanged, uninspiring, unsophisticated
extra:
unsuitable, unprofessional, unphased, unconcerned
take, run, estimate, come
OVER-
overtake, overrun, overestimate, overcome
extra:
overproduce, overthrow, overstep
willing, awkward, lazy, rude
-NESS
willingness, awkwardness, laziness, rudeness
extra:
darkness, sadness, holiness, gentleness
FREEZE
verb - noun
FROST
-(I)OUS
advantageous, blasphemous, contagious, contentious
understood, handled, judged, guided
MIS-
misunderstood, mishandled, misjudged, misguided
extra:
mismanaged, mistaken, misread, misinformed
false, person, solid, intense
-IFY
falsify, personify, solidify, intensifiy
extra:
mystify, beautify
companion, owner, intern, apprentice
-SHIP
companionship, ownership, internship, apprenticeship
extra:
fellowship, scholarship, relationship, friendship, membership
THIEF
personal responsible - crime
THEFT
trust, note, praise, road
-WORTHY
trustworthy, noteworthy, praiseworthy, roadworthy
edible, fallible, sufferable, conspicuous
IN-
inedible, infallible, insufferable, inconspicuous
deaf, sweet, broad, short
-EN
deafen sweeten, broaden, shorten
extra:
lengthen, strengthen, weaken, harden, frighten
span, time, saver, line
LIFE-
lifespan, lifetime, lifesaver, lifeline
extra:
lifeboat, lifeguard, lifeblood
DRY
adjective - noun
DROUGHT