| Term | Definition |
| per | through |
| percussion | The sharp striking of another object 2. a musical instum,ent |
| perennial | lasting forever 2. contnuing reguarly |
| permeate | to penitrate through spaces |
| Preseverse | to hold fast a task through opsticals |
| Fero | to bring, to bear, to carry |
| defer | to postpone |
| dilatory | tending to postpone or delay |
| elation | happyness |
| infer | to use evidence to make a conclution 2. to guess |
| Tendo | to stretch |
| contend | to engage in a fight |
| intent | purpose |
| Sub | under |
| subvert | to upset, overthrow |
| subservient | submissive |
| torsi | to twist |
| contort | to bend out of shape |
| distort | to make something false |
| retort | to reply quick with a wity response |
| tortuous | having many twist 2. tricky |
| Verso | to turn |
| adverssity | hardship |
| avert | to turn away |
| introvert | thoughts directed inward |
| preverse | stubbern |
| prose | ordinary speech |
| Ex | from, Out of |
| excerpt | a passsege from a play or movie |
| exhilarate | cheerful |
| exonerate | to free from blame |
| exorbitant | exessive |
| pono | to place |
| compound | to mix together |
| exposition | a precise statement |
| expound | to set an explanation |
| impose | to set up |
| imposter | a fake |
| proponent | one who argues in support of something |
| extra | on the outside |
| extranious | forien |
| extraterrestrial | outside the earths limits |
| extrovert | interested in things outside |
| medius | middle |
| mediate | a negotiator |
| medium | communication with the dead |
| sequi | to follow |
| non sequitur | statement from no evidence |
| obsequious | willing to yield others |
| subsequent | coming after or later |
| seqester | to isolate |
| cum | with, together with |
| coherent | flowing smoothly |
| colloquial | regular coversation |
| commiserate | to express sorrow |
| condone | to give forgiveness |
| commodioius | roomy |
| contrite | remorsefull |
| teneo | to hold, to keep |
| abstain | to refrian |
| impertinent | rude |
| pertinatious | holding firmly |
| tenacity | hanning on stubbornly |