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Anthropomorphic
- taking on human form
- Anthropos (human)
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Anthropology
- study of humankind (origins, culture etc.)
- Anthropos (human)
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Misanthrope
- hater of humankind
- Anthropos (human)
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Philanthropy
- giving to charity (to benefit the rest of humankind)
- Anthropos (human)
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Chronology
- time sequence
- Chronos (time)
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Chronicles
- records of historical events
- Chronos (time)
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Chronometer
- accurate device for measuring time
- Chronos (time)
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Chronic
- long-lasting
- Chronos (time)
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Anachronism
- something not belonging to a given time period
- Chronos (time)
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Amicable
- friendly; expressing goodwill
- Amo (I love)
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Amiable
- friendly; lovable
- Amo (I love)
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Amorous
- concerned with loving
- Amo (I love)
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Enamored
- in love with; fascinated by
- Amo (I love)
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Circumvent
- avoid
- Circum (around) [circle; circus]
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Circumnavigate
- sail around the world
- Circum (around) [circle; circus]
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Circumspect
- cautious
- Circum (around) [circle; circus]
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Circumlocution
- longwinded speech
- Circum (around) [circle; circus]
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Circumscribe
- limit
- Circum (around) [circle; circus]
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Maritime
- concerned with the sea and sailing
- Mare (the sea)
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Marine
- living in the sea; concerned with the sea
- Mare (the sea)
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Emollient
- a softening ointment
- Mollis (soft)
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Mollusk
- member of a group of animals with soft bodies and shells
- Mollis (soft)
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Mollify
- to pacify; soothe; calm down
- Mollis (soft)
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Omnipresent
- found everywhere
- Omnis (all)
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Omnivorous
- eating both plant and animal matter
- Omnis (all)
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Omnipotent
- supremely powerful
- Omnis (all)
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Monochrome
- single color
- Mono (one; single)
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Monologue
- solo speech
- Mono (one; single)
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Monolith
- single, solid block
- Mono (one; single)
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Monogamy
- having only one marriage partner
- Mono (one; single)
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Monotonous
- dull and unvarying
- Mono (one; single)
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Misogyny
- hatred of women
- Gynos (female)
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Misogynist
- hater of womankind
- Gynos (female)
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Gynecology
- branch of medicine concerned with the female reproductive system
- Gynos (female)
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Philander
- to flirt with, and have non-serious affairs with, numerous partners
- Philo (love)
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Philosophy
- system of knowledge
- Philo (love)
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Philanthropy
- concerned with helping others, usually by donating money
- Philo (love)
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Bibliophile
- lover of books
- Philo (love)
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Philology
- study of language and literature
- Philo (love)
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