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The document lists Greek and Latin roots and their meanings, along with examples of English words that incorporate each root. Some of the roots covered include "numer" meaning number, "fort" meaning strong, "osteo" meaning bone, "ornith" meaning bird, and "polis" meaning city. It provides over 40 roots in total paired with 4 examples for each.

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Numer = Number
 Enumerate

 Numeral

 Numerous

 Supernumeraries

 Numerology

Fort = Strong

 Fortitude
 Fortify
 Comfort
 Pianoforte

Osteo = Bone

 Osteopath
Osteology
 Osteopathy
Osteotomy

Ornith = Bird

Ornithopter
 Ornithology
 Ornithologist
Ornithosis

Polis = City

 Police
 Polite
 Metropolis
 Policy

Fus = Pour

 Transfusion
 Infusion
 Fusion
 Confusion

Ego = I

 Alter Ego
 Egomaniac
 Egocentric
 Egoism

Spir = Breathe

 Inspire
 Perception
 Aspire
 Conspire

Dia = Across

 Diameter
 Dialogue
 Diagonal
 Dialect

Acr = Sharp

 Acrimonious
 Acerbity
 Acrid
Acerate

Acro = High

 Acrobat
 Acronym
 Acrophobia
 Acropolis

Culp = Blame

 Culprit
 Culpable
 Exculpate
 Inculpate

Derm = Skin

 Dermatologist
 Endoderm
 Ectoderm
 Dermatitis

Zo = Animal

 Zoo
 Protozoa
 Zodiac
 Zooplankton

Per = Through

 Perception
 Percolate
 Perforation

Pac = Peace

 Pacific
 Pacify
 Pacifist

Brev = Short

 Abbreviation
 Brief
Breve
 Brevity

Necro = Death

 Necropolis
Necrophobia
 Necrotic
Necrobiosis

Urb = City

 Urban
 Suburbs
 Urbane
Urbanologist

Pugn = Fight

 Pugnacious
 Oppugn
 Repugnant
 Pugilist

Ecto = Outer

 Ectoderm
 Ectoplasm
Ectozoa
Ectomorph

Plasto = Molded

 Plastic
 Plaster
 Plastid
Dermoplasty

Agog = Leader

 Demagogue
Mystagogue
 Pedagogy
Agogics

Cle = Small

 Molecule
 Particle
Vessicle
 Minuscule

il = Not

 Illegal
 Illogical
 Illegible
 Illiterate

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2. Numer = Number  Enumerate  Numeral  Numerous  Supernumeraries  Numerology

3. Fort = Strong  Fortitude  Fortify  Comfort  Pianoforte

4. Osteo = Bone  Osteopath Osteology  Osteopathy Osteotomy

5. Ornith = Bird Ornithopter  Ornithology  Ornithologist Ornithosis

6. Polis = City  Police  Polite  Metropolis  Policy

7. Fus = Pour  Transfusion  Infusion  Fusion  Confusion

8. Ego = I  Alter Ego  Egomaniac  Egocentric  Egoism

9. Spir = Breathe  Inspire  Perception  Aspire  Conspire

10. Dia = Across  Diameter  Dialogue  Diagonal  Dialect

11. Acr = Sharp  Acrimonious  Acerbity  Acrid Acerate

12. Acro = High  Acrobat  Acronym  Acrophobia  Acropolis

13. Culp = Blame  Culprit  Culpable  Exculpate  Inculpate

14. Derm = Skin  Dermatologist  Endoderm  Ectoderm  Dermatitis

15. Zo = Animal  Zoo  Protozoa  Zodiac  Zooplankton

16. Per = Through  Perception  Percolate  Perforation

17. Pac = Peace  Pacific  Pacify  Pacifist

18. Brev = Short  Abbreviation  Brief Breve  Brevity

19. Necro = Death  Necropolis Necrophobia  Necrotic Necrobiosis

20. Urb = City  Urban  Suburbs  Urbane Urbanologist

21. Pugn = Fight  Pugnacious  Oppugn  Repugnant  Pugilist

22. Ecto = Outer  Ectoderm  Ectoplasm Ectozoa Ectomorph

23. Plasto = Molded  Plastic  Plaster  Plastid Dermoplasty

24. Agog = Leader  Demagogue Mystagogue  Pedagogy Agogics

25. Cle = Small  Molecule  Particle Vessicle  Minuscule

26. il = Not  Illegal  Illogical  Illegible  Illiterate

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