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What is the word in the same family houseboat?
write two words that belong to the same word family houseboat
What word is in the the same family of the word attend?
appear
What word is in the same word family as through?
If you are trying to find a synonym of through, then I suggets "into" would be a good synonym.
Another word for discovered starting with lea?
For 'discovered' the word would be learned; for 'discover' the word would be learn.
Are grateful and graduate in the same word family?
Yes, "grateful" and "graduate" are in the same word family. Both words share the root word "grat," which comes from the Latin word "gratus" meaning pleasing or thankful. "Grateful" comes from the Latin word "gratus" and "graduate" comes from the Latin word "gradus" meaning step or degree. So, both words are related through their common Latin root.
What is the word in the same family houseboat?
write two words that belong to the same word family houseboat
Which word is not in the same word family as navigation?
unnavigable
What word is in the the same family of the word attend?
appear
Which word is in the same word family as navigate?
unnavigable
Which means almost the same as discovered?
The word "found" is pretty close.
Four letter word for of the same family?
akin
What is another word that's in the same word family as colonists and colonies?
nothing
What are word family of the word meet?
Word that belonged to the same words class, e:g placed in place
Is wise and wiser in the same word family as wisdom?
Yes.
Another word for discovered as in you discovered when you should go to work?
Another word for discovered is found.
What element has a word in its name referring to something th at is not new?
The element Neptunium has a word in its name ("Neptune") that refers to a planet discovered long ago, and the element itself was discovered around the same time.
What is the word for succession of kings from the same family?
The word for a succession of kings from the same family is "dynasty." A dynasty typically refers to a line of rulers who belong to the same family, often maintaining power over generations. This term is commonly used in the context of historical monarchies and royal families.
