| 1. re bound, leap | 16. re juven ate, young |
| 2. re cede, go | 17. re lapse, slip |
| 3. re claim, call | 18. re late, carry |
| 4. re cluse, shut | 19. re lease, loose |
| 5. re cogn ize, know | 20. re mit, send |
| 6. re con struct, build | 21. re morse, bite |
| 7. re course, run | 22. re nov ate, new |
| 8. re create, make | 23. re pel, drive |
| 9. re cruit, grow | 24. re plen ish, full |
| 10. re cur, run | 25. re pulse, drive |
| 11. re flect, bend | 26. re sult, leap |
| 12. re fresh, new | 27. re sume, take (up) |
| 13. re hash, chop | 28. re surrect ion, rise |
| 14. re im burse, purse | 29. re tain, hold |
| 15. re ject, throw | 30. re tract, draw |
Use each of the above words in a sentence and illustrate its meaning, thus: A ball thrown against a brick wall will rebound (leap back).
semi = half.
| 1. semicircle | 4. semilunar |
| 2. semicolon | 5. semivowel |
| 3. semidiameter | 6. semiweekly |
super = over, above, beyond.
| 1. super annu ate, year | 6. super numer ary, number |
| 2. super cili ous, pride | 7. super pose, put |
| 3. super fic ial, face | 8. super script ion, write |
| 4. super flu ous, flow | 9. super struct ure, build. |
| 5. super natur al, nature | 10. super vise, see |
1. A superannuate is one who has become impaired or disabled by length of years. Specifically, one living beyond the years of active service and allowed to retire on a pension.
2. Lofty with pride; overbearing. “A supercilious nabob of the east, haughty and purse-proud.”
3. Literally, not extending below (i. e. in depth beyond) the surface; shallow. “She despised superficiality, and looked deeper than the color of things.”
4. Overflowing; more than is needed; as, a composition abounding with superfluous words.