- duc(t), duce: to lead
- fed(er), fid(e): faith; trust
- fin(e): end; limit
- flect, flex: to bend
Words
- aqueduct: a large pipe or other conduit made to bring water from a great distance
- conductive: tending to lead, help, assist, or result in
- definitive: completely accurate, reliable, and authoritative; decisive or conclusive
- fidelity: faithfulness to one's promises or obligations; steadfast faithfulness; technological faithfulness
- fiduciary: an individual who holds something in trust for another; a trustee
- finale: a "grand" conclusion, as of a performance; the last scene of a play
- finite: limited or bordered by time or by any measurement; measurable
- flexuous: winding in and out; bending and wavering
- inducement: anything used or given to persuade or motivate; an incentive
- inflection: a slight change in tone or modulation of the voice, as in a point of emphasis
- perfidious: characteristic of one who would intentionally betray a faith or trust; treacherous
- traduce: to speak falsely of; to slander or defame; to disgrace another's good name; to vilify
Sentences
- We learned about aqueducts in history.
- The teenager was conductive to the old lady everyday after school.
- Some people find the internet definitive even though sometimes it isn't.
- The marriage of the young couple was pure fidelity.
- Her granddaughter was the old ladies fiduciary.
- The finale of the play was the best part.
- After finding out that she was sick she knew that her life was finite.
- The pattern on the fabric was flexuous.
- The runners family acted as an inducement by waiting at the finish line.
- While acting the young actor spoke in an inflection tone to show that she was powerful.
- The family saw the fiancees true perfidious nature, but the young girl was too in love to reason.
- The love stricken girl thought her family was traduce towards her fiancee.
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