what words have the latin root strict?
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-strict- comes from Latin, where it has the meaning "draw tight; bind; tighten. '' This meaning is found in such words as: constrict, district, redistrict, restrict, strict, stricture.
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['Wicked.', 'Sugar.', 'Pasty.', 'Dressing.', 'Fix.', 'Dope.', 'Pop.', 'Carriage.']
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As adjectives the difference between strict and austere is that strict is strained; drawn close; tight while austere is grim or severe in manner or appearance.
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['adj. inherent. Other antonyms: alienable.', 'Other antonyms: n. comparative, relative, violable.']
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['Accept / Except.', 'Affect / Effect.', 'A Lot / Alot.', 'Allusion / Illusion.', 'All Ready / Already.', 'Altogether / All Together.', 'Apart / A Part.', 'Ascent / Assent.']
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1 uncivil, unmannerly, curt, brusque, impertinent, impudent, saucy, pert, fresh. 2 unrefined, uncultured, uncivilized, uncouth, coarse, vulgar, rough.
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['definite, specific, firm, positive, conclusive, definitive.', 'fixed, decided, set in stone.', 'factual, actual, real, genuine, substantial, material, tangible.', 'bona fide.']
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['frustration.', 'fragmentary.', 'frankfurter.', 'freemasonry.', 'frugivorous.', 'fractionate.', 'freethinker.', 'fragmentize.']
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['restricted.', 'redistrict.', 'districted.', 'astricting.', 'abstricted.', 'constricts.', 'strictions.', 'strictness.']
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['assiduous.', 'careful.', 'conscientious.', 'diligent.', 'earnest.', 'exacting.', 'scrupulous.', 'strenuous.']
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['hesitate.', 'hesitant.', 'hessians.', 'hessites.', 'hesperus.', 'hesperis.', 'hesperia.', 'hesperid.']
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['abhorrent.', 'atrocious.', 'awful.', 'bad.', 'base.', 'beastly.', 'contemptible.', 'cursed.']
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['bridge.', 'pledge.', 'fridge.', 'sludge.', 'grudge.', 'sledge.', 'dredge.', 'smudge.']
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challenge(v) Antonyms: pass, allow, grant, concede. Synonyms: defy, summon, dare, question, investigate, brave, canvass.
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['Patricians.', 'Plebeians.', 'Pater Familias.', 'Women.', 'Slaves.', 'Freed men.', 'Latin Right.', 'Peregrini.']
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Antonyms of RESTRICT increase, develop, raise, encourage, derestrict, free, extend, assist, lengthen, expand, unbind, loosen, overextend, broaden, permit, unfasten, unloose, untie, widen, release, enlarge, stretch, liberate, allow, aid, grow, open, set free, let go, help, loose, exceed, overreach.
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['endure: “harden” against.', 'unendurable: not capable of being “hardened” against.', 'endurance: “hardness” against.', 'durability: “hardness”', 'durable: capable of being “hard”', 'duration: time that something is “hard”', 'during: while a time is “hard” or lasts.', 'obdurate: thoroughly “hard”']