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  • What's the adverb of SIGNIFY?
    SIGNIFICANTLY; INSIGNIFICANTLY
  • What's the verb of HARD?
    HARDEN
  • What are two nouns of DOMINATE?
    DOMINATION; (PRE)DOMINANCE
  • What are two adjectives of PERMIT?
    PERMISSIBLE; PERMISSIVE
  • What's the adjective of PERSUADE?
    PERSUASIVE
  • What's the verb of CRIME?
    CRIMINALISE; DECRIMINALISE
  • What's the verb of EXAMPLE?
    EXEMPLIFY
  • What's the adverb of PROVOKE?
    PROVOCATIVELY
  • What's the noun of PERSUADE?
    PERSUASION; PERSUASIVENESS
  • What's the adjective of OFFICE?
    OFFICIAL; UNOFFICIAL
  • What's the adverb of AGGRESSION?
    AGGRESSIVELY
  • What are two nouns of CRIME?
    CRIMINAL; CRIMINALITY
  • What are two nouns of INDICATE?
    INDICATION; INDICATOR
  • What's another noun of EXAMPLE?
    EXEMPLIFICATION
  • What's the adverb of DUTY?
    DUTIFULLY
  • What are two adjectives of GOVERN?
    GOVERNING; GOVERNMENTAL; UNGOVERNABLE
  • What are two adjectives of POWER?
    POWERFUL; POWERLESS
  • What's the adjective of MORAL?
    IMMORAL; AMORAL
  • What's the verb of POWER?
    EMPOWER; OVERPOWER
  • What's the noun of HARD?
    HARDSHIP; HARDNESS
  • What are two adverbs of ARGUE?
    ARGUMENTATIVELY; ARGUABLY
  • What's the noun of ARGUE?
    ARGUMENT
  • What's the noun of PROVOKE?
    PROVOCATION
  • What's the adjective of INSTITUTE?
    INSTITUTIONAL
  • What's the adjective of CRIME?
    CRIMINAL
  • What's the opposite verb of PERSUADE?
    DISSUADE
  • What are two adjectives of ARGUE?
    ARGUMENTATIVE; ARGUABLE
  • What's the adjective of PREJUDICE?
    PREJUDICED; UNPREJUDICED
  • What are two nouns of MORAL?
    MORALITY; IMMORALITY; MORALIST; MORALE
  • What are two nouns of GOVERN?
    GOVERNMENT; GOVERNOR; GOVERNESS
  • What's the adverb of OFFICE?
    OFFICIALLY; UNOFFICIALLY
  • What's the adverb of MIGHT?
    MIGHTILY
  • What's the adjective of DUTY?
    DUTIFUL
  • What's the adjective of INDICATE?
    INDICATIVE
  • What's the noun of POWER?
    EMPOWERMENT; POWERLESSNESS
  • What's the adjective of PROVOKE?
    PROVOCATIVE
  • What's the verb of OFFICE?
    OFFICIATE
  • What's the adjective of AGGRESSION?
    AGGRESSIVE
  • What are two nouns of SIGNIFY?
    SIGNIFICANCE; INSIGNIFICANCE
  • What's the adverb of HARD?
    HARDLY
  • What's another noun of AGGRESSION?
    AGGRESSOR; AGGRESSIVENESS
  • What's the opposite verb of GOVERN?
    MISGOVERN
  • What's the adjective of MIGHT?
    MIGHTY
  • What are two adjectives of DOMINATE?
    DOMINANT; DOMINATING; DOMINEERING
  • What's the verb of INSTITUTE?
    INSTITUTIONALISE
  • What's the negative adjective of SIGNIFY?
    INSIGNIFICANT
  • What's the adjective of EXAMPLE?
    EXEMPLARY
  • What's the adjective of CHARITY?
    CHARITABLE; UNCHARITABLE
  • What's the adverb of PERSUADE?
    PERSUASIVELY
  • What's another noun of INSTITUTE?
    INSTITUTION
  • What's the verb of MORAL?
    MORALISE; DEMORALISE
  • What are two nouns of PERMIT?
    PERMISSION; PERMISSIVENESS
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