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This document discusses the meanings and origins of words related to stepping or moving in various ways. It explores prefixes like "de", "re", and "di" and how they modify the base words "grade", "gress", and "gradu" to mean things like downgrading status, regressing backwards, digressing to another topic, or moving aggressively. The document is an analysis of linguistic roots and how prefixes alter a word's definition.
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- 1. Grad, gress, gradu -- step, go
- 2. aggressive Tending to step toward someone threateningly
- 3. Grade A step in a series
- 4. Gradual By slow steps
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