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Prefixes for where
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Area of Meaning
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Example Word
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2 Example words of your own
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Definition using the Area of Meaning
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Student
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ac
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to, toward
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accrue
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accumulate, accommodate
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to add to
to come toward someone/something
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ad-
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to, toward
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addiction
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adapt,
adduct
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to adjust,
to draw inward toward the median axis of the body.
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Gabriel
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af-
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to,toward
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affirm
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affect
affection
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to influence or cause people to change in some way
feeling of love or fondness for somene
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Yunmi
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ag-
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to, toward
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aggressive
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against
aggrandize
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Close to or leaning on something; in contact with it.
To increase the power, wealth, etc of (a person, country, etc);to make someone or something seem greater than they really are.
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Min Kyung
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an-
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without, not
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analyst
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anagranm
anecdote
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A word or phrase made from another by rearranging its letters
An interesting incident or brief history; story, tale, short narrative;
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Jake
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by-
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near
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bystander
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byline
bypass
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A line at the top of an article in a newspaper or magazine giving the author's name.
If you bypass someone or something that you would normally have to get involved with, you ignore them, often because you want to achieve something more quickly
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Jung Won
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em-
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in, into
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empathy
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emotion
emphasis
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a storong human feeling such as love, hate, or anger.
special stress laid upon, or importance attached to. anything.
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Yoshinori
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en-
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in
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envelope
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entry
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Coming in or going in
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Maria
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im-
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into
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immerse
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imbue
immersion
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to receive or absorb into the mind and retain
baptism performed by totally submerging a person into the water
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Kanae
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intra-
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within
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intramural
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intranet
intrasigent
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a computer network used for exchanging or seeing information within a company
unwilling to change ideas within your heart or behavior, stubborn
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Ayumi
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intro-
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inside
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introspection
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introjection
introduce
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the unconscious adoption of the ideas or attitudes of others
bring into use or operation for the first time
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Kaori
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enter-
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Pape
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inter-
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between
amont
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intercristal
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intercostal
intercostalgia
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Situated between the ribs; such as, the intercostal muscles, nerves, arteries, etc
Pain between the ribs.
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Helena
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epi-
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Carlos
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e-
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out, away
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emigrate
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exit,
emit
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to go out,
to throw or give off or out.
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Gabriel
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ex-
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out
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exit
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except
extinguish
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we use except to introduce the only thing or person that a statement does nor apply to, or a fact that prevents a statement from being completely true.
to stop a fire burning or a light shining
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Yunmi
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extra-
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outside
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extraterrestrial
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extract
extrasocial
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To draw or pull out, often with great force or effort; such as, to extract a wisdom tooth; or to use tweezers to extract a splinter.
Space in which the fragmented, functionalized citizen can be formed into the well-rounded human being.
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Min Kyung
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de-
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from
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deletion
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demilitarize
demise
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To eliminate the military character of a zone
Death; the end of existence or activity; termination
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Jake
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off-
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from
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offspring
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offering
offset
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Something that is specially produced to be sold .
If one thing is offset by another, the effect of the first thing is reduced by the second, so that any advantage or disadvantage is cancelled out.
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Jung Won
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mid-
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Yoshinori
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on-
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on
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onshore
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ongoing
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Being actually in prosess (continuing); continuously moving forward (growing)
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Maria
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para-
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beside
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paralegal
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parallel
parasite
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equidistant at all points and never converging or diverging
an animal or plant that lives in or on a host
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Kanae
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per-
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throughout
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pervasive
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percolate
pervasion
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information percolates throughout a group, it gradually spreads
existing everywhere throughout something
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Ayumi
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circu-
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Pape
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peri-
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around
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perihepatic
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perimetric
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Of, relating to, or surrounding the uterus.
Surrounding a muscle or muscles
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Helena
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trans-
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transcribe, transcribing
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To make an exact copy of (something) in writing; to copy out from an original; to write (a copy).
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Carlos
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dia-
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through
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diagonal
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diagnosis,
diagnostic
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The identification of an illness in a patient through physical examination,
a symptom of value found through diagnosis.
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Gabriel
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pro
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forward
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proceed
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progress
prologue
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the process of gradually improving or getting nearer to achoeving or completing something
If one event is a prologue to another event, it leads to it.
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Yunmi
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re-
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back
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retract
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reciprocal
reclaim
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Something that is mutual or done in return; given or felt by each toward the other.
The act of recalling, or state of being recalled, to a proper conduct.
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Min Kyung
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retro-
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back
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retrolingual
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retromancy
retroflex
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Divination by things seen over one’s shoulder.
Bent, curved, or turned backward.
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Jake
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sub-
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under
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subzero
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submit
subtitle
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if you submit to something, you unwillingly allow something to be done to you, or you do what someone wants, for example because you are not powerful enough to resist.
A printed translation of the words of a foreign film that are shown at the bottom of the picture
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Jung Won
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sub-
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under, below
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subordinate
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subscript
subside
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A character that is printed on a level lower than the rest of the characters on line.
To become less active or intense
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Yoshinori
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under-
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below
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underachiever
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undercover
underrate
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Working in a secret; done in secret
to think that a thing or person is less clever or important
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Maria
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under-
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less than
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underweight
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underclass
underrate
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the social class lowest in the social hierarchy
to rate or evaluate too low
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Kanae
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with-
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back away
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withdraw
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withhold
without
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to refuse to give someone, back away or hold their feeling
not having something , a state with back away something
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Ayumi
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super-
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over
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supervisor
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superaddition
supercilious
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add to what has already been added
behaving or looking as though one thinks one is superior to others
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Kaori
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super-
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Pape
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tele-
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far away
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telecardiophone
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telegraph
telehealth
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An apparatus for transmitting messages to a distance, usually by signs of some kind
long-distance clinical health care
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Helena
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tele
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Carlos
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