Test 1 - ND4 - WF
Test 1 - ND4 - WF
Test 1 - ND4 - WF
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| Flashcards | 40 |
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| Language | Deutsch |
| Category | German |
| Level | Primary School |
| Created / Updated | 18.04.2012 / 03.11.2012 |
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change
exchange, changeover, (un)changing, (un)changeable, interchangeable
continue
discontinue, continuity, continuation, continual(ly),continuous(Iy)
convert
conversion, convertible
electric
electrify, electrician, electricity, electrified, electrifying, electrical(ly)
endure
endurance, (un)endurable, enduring
evolve
evolution, evolutionary, evolving
flexible
(in)flexibility, inflexible
influence
influential
mature
(im)maturity, maturation, immature
modern
modernise, modernisation, modernism, modernity, modernist
new
renew, renewal, newness, renewable, newly, anew
persist
persistence, persistent(ly)
place
replace, placement, placing, replacement, (ir)replaceable
process
processor, processing, processed
revolt
revolutionise, revolution, revolutionary, revolting
assume
assumption, assuming, unassuming, assumed
believe
disbelieve, belief, disbelief, (unbeliever, (un)believable, disbelieving, unbelievably
brilliant
brilliance, brilliantly
conceive
conceptualise, concept, conception, conceptual, (in)conceivable, (in)conceivably
confuse
confusion, confused, confusingly)
convince
conviction, (un)convinced, (un)convincing(ly)
decide
decision, decider, decisiveness, deciding, (in)decisive(ly)
define
definition, (un)defined, definitive(ly), (in)definite(ly)
doubt
doubter, doubtful(ly), undoubted(ly), doubtless
explain
explanation, explanatory, unexplained, (in)explicable, inexplicably
imagine
imagination, imaginings, imaginary, (un)imaginative(ly)
judge
judg(e)ment, judiciary, judiciousness, judicious, judicial, judg(e)mental, judiciously
logic
(il)logical(ly)
opinion
opinionated
rational
rationalise, rationalisation, rationalist, rationalism, (ir)rationality, (ir)rational(ly)
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