vict (vinc)
conquer or show conclusivley
convict
declare guilty officially and finally
evict
expel legally; oust
evince
show clearly, disclose
invincible
unable to be harmed
vanquish
overcome in battle
victor
winner; conqueror
fract (frag)
break
fraction
a piece of a number or thing
fractious
apt to break out into passion; cross; irritable
fracture
a break in a bone
fragile
easily breakible
fragment
a piece of something
infraction
act of breaking; breach; violation
refract
change direction
refractory
resisting; irritable; hard to manage
omni
all, every, everywhere
omnibus
covering many things at once
omnifarious
of all varieties, forms, or kinds
omnific
wide-spread, all-creating
omnipotent
unlimited in power
omnipresent
present in full effect
omniscient
all-knowing being
omnivorous
eats both plants and animals
flect (flex)
bend
to force something away; bend inside
deflect
flex
to bend, generally a joint
flexible
able to bend
flexor
muscle that serves to bend a limb
genuflect
bend knee; touch right knee to ground in worship
inflexibility
unable to bend
reflect
throw back light, heat, sound, etc
reflex
involuntary response
ten (tin, tent)
hold or keep
detention
to hold or keep someone in
impertinent
not relavant
pertinacious
adhering firmly to purpose or opinion
pertinent
relevant; holding to matter at hand
retentive
tendency to hold onto something
retinue
group of followers accompanying distinguished person
tenacity
boldness, persistence
tenancy
tenant’s temporary holding of real estate
tenure
the time a person has spent at a place
untenable
unable to obtain
mon (monit)
warn
admonish
warn a fault; prove; reprimand
admonition
gentle reproof; counseling against a fault
admonitory
carrying a gentle reproof
monitor
one who admonishes
monument
a means of reminding us of a thing/person
premonition
a warning prior to something happening
premonitory
conveying a forewarning