GREGG SHORTHAND DICTIONARY
GREGG SHORTHAND DICTIONARY
GREGG SHORTHAND DICTIONARY
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<strong>GREGG</strong> <strong>SHORTHAND</strong> <strong>DICTIONARY</strong><br />
barometer, chronometer, speedometer, thermometer, diameter.<br />
compel, dispel, expel, impel, propel, repel, spell. (The past tense<br />
of all the words ending in pel is formed by raising the end of<br />
the I to show the addition of d. Most of them form a derivative in<br />
pulsion, which is indicated by the addition of tion to the primitive<br />
forin.)<br />
devolve, evolve, involve, revolve. (ef. absolve, dissolve, resolve.)<br />
attain, ascertain, captain, certain, contain,. detain, entertain, fountain,<br />
maintain, mountain, obtain, pertain, sustain.<br />
accentuate, actuate, attenuate, effectuate, extenuate, graduate, insinuate,<br />
perpetuate. (All these words form derivatives in tion.)<br />
abject, deject, eject, inject, project, reject.<br />
-tern, cistern, eastern, lantern, modern, nocturne, pattern, subaltern,<br />
-dern western.<br />
-gent, contingent, diligent, divergent, emergent, exigent, indigent, indul-<br />
-gence gent, intelligent, negligent. (All these words form a derivative in<br />
gence, and some in gency.)<br />
-port comport, deport, disport, export, import, passport, purport, sport.<br />
-verse, diverse, diversity, diversion, diverge; converse, conversion, con-<br />
-versity, verge; perverse, perversity, perversion; adverse, adversity; inverse,<br />
-version,inversion; reverse, reversion; subversion; obverse; university. (Uni-<br />
-verge "z'erse is written under the abbreviating principle.)<br />
-titude altitude, aptitude, certitude, fortitude, latitude, platitude. (Except<br />
-riC<br />
-vity<br />
-ntic<br />
-ngle<br />
-ular<br />
-anous<br />
-uous<br />
gratitude.)<br />
bishopric, cambric, choleric, fabric, gastric, lyric, metric, theatric.<br />
brevity, levity, nativity, passivity, -captivity, activity, -gravity, .productivity.<br />
romantic, pedantic, Atlantic, authentic.<br />
angle, bangle, bungle, entangle, disentangle, mingle, mangle, surcingle,<br />
tangle, tingle, wrangle. (The I is omitted from the word<br />
single as the word occurs so frequently. The I is also omitted<br />
from such derivatives of angle as rectangle, triangle, quadrangle,.)<br />
angular, cellular, jugular, muscular, nebular, ocular, oracular, secular,<br />
tabular, titular, tubular, vehicular. (We may take advantage of<br />
the abbreviating principle, however, in binocular, molecular, spectacular,<br />
vernacular; singular, rectangulm:, triangular.)<br />
gregarious, multifarious, nefarious, precarious, vicarious.<br />
arduous, assiduous, contemptuous, continuous, deciduous, fatuous,