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The words "infidel," "android," and "somnambulist" could be grouped under the category of "Vocabulary." These words represent different types of language: "infidel" is a noun referring to someone who does not believe in a particular religion, "android" is a noun describing a robot with human-like features, and "somnambulist" is a noun referring to a sleepwalker. The category of Vocabulary encompasses words that represent a wide range of meanings and concepts.

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Can you use the word infidel ina sentence as noun?

because he did not subscribe to the beliefs of the party, the members considered him as an infidel.


What are words containing the Greek root faith?

The greek root word for faith is pistis (n) or pisteuo (v). The English word for faith has its root in latin ("Fide") - not greek.


What are some words that start with the letters 'in'?

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