2. capit, capt: head, chief, leader
3. carn(i): flesh
4. ced(e), ceed, cess: go, yield, surrender
1. accession: the act of becoming joined
• The accession of the salad ingredients were the great part of preparing for lunch.
2. bona fide: in good faith; genuine
• The remark was made in a bona fide way that it was taken into account.
3. bonanza: a sudden and unexpected source of money or riches
3. bonanza: a sudden and unexpected source of money or riches
• The bonanza was an up point in their lives.
4. bounteous: plentiful and abundant
4. bounteous: plentiful and abundant
• We had a bounteous amount of food for the party.
5. capitulation: a final giving up
5. capitulation: a final giving up
• After trying and trying, the group of students decided to capitulate.
6. carnage: a great slaughter
6. carnage: a great slaughter
• Many died in the carnage of the battle.
7. carnivorous: flesh-eating
7. carnivorous: flesh-eating
• The cat was like a mini carnivorous lion.
8. incarnate: in flesh; bodily form personified
8. incarnate: in flesh; bodily form personified
• The lady looked like an incarnate of her mother and it confused everyone.
9. intercede: to act on another's behalf; to meditate
9. intercede: to act on another's behalf; to meditate
• After deciding to be more religious, she started interceding more too.
10. precedent: having gone before
10. precedent: having gone before
• The precedent was used as a model for future generations.
11. recapitulation: a brief repetition
11. recapitulation: a brief repetition
• The test became easier when I went through recapitulation.
12. reincarnation: a thing that is reborn
12. reincarnation: a thing that is reborn
• The reincarnation of the god was praised very much.
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