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The Confused Alien


Cell phone puzzleHow long can two words be if they make up a larger word (challenge)The longest word that includes numbers that can be changed with letters in different languagesWhere is he Hiding?Three words with three animalsA word exercise : Same consonants and five vowelsVenetian word pairs (i.e., sectioned word reversals)Connect Wall - Find the common word: Senior, Station, U.S., RequestWatchers of the Word WallFastest way from 8 to 7






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A rather serious and studious alien has landed on Earth with the prime directive to communicate with all Earthlings.



With his advanced statistical methods and the vast computing power aboard his ship, he sets out to understand every language of Earth (beginning, of course, with English).



The alien starts by analyzing the vocabulary of English for its elemental components and patterns. He doesn't initially understand roots, stems, prefixes, and suffixes as we do, but he's quickly getting there.



The alien is no fool, nor does he want to appear foolish. He is determined not to make any silly inferences (as in Jack Winter's humorous 1994 piece which infers that there must be words such as "ept", "gruntled", and "maculate" from inept, disgruntled, and immaculate) and risk having the Earthlings laugh at him.



Human languages are so full of exceptions that one instance is not enough to establish a pattern, he realizes. Therefore, he adamantly insists that all detected patterns must be verified in triplicate, or more.



Despite his triple checking, however, he has still reached some faulty conclusions. Can you follow the logic to his erroneous results?



Example:



Question:

Based on the word SCRIPT in the pattern CONSCRIPTED, INSCRIPTION, and SCRIPTURE,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with dismissing food you don't want to eat when you have a cold.


-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Answer:

The alien seems to think there is a word GEST in the words CONGESTED, INGESTION,
and GESTURE.





Need another example?



Try this:



Question:

Based on the word FINE in the pattern FINALS, DEFINE, and FINER,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with mathematicians feuding over the equations to describe
water flow.


-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Answer:

The alien seems to think there is a word RIVE in the words RIVALS, DERIVE, and RIVER.





Note that the reapplication of the pattern is always perfectly parallel and consistent (i.e., in both FINE——>FINALS and RIVER——>RIVALS, the —E is replaced by —ALS) even if it doesn't necessarily follow the semantics and word formations that we know.






See if you can resolve these 13 alien misconceptions:



1. Based on the word SERVE in the pattern
DESERVES, OBSERVES, and PRESERVES,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with an incompetent conman who reuses the same tricks.


2. Based on the word DUCT in the pattern
CONDUCTION, DEDUCTIVE, and INDUCTED,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with diseased cookies.


3. Based on the word VERSION in the pattern
VERSIONS, INVERSION, PERVERSION, and AVERSION,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with playing slow table games until your rear end hurts.


4. Based on the word FLUENCE in the pattern
CONFLUENCE, FLUENCY,and INFLUENCE,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do witchcraft trials.


5. Based on the word POSITION in the pattern
DISPOSITION, COMPOSITION, IMPOSITION, and REPOSITION,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with calculating damages in litigation.


6. Based on the word ACHING in the pattern
BEACHING, BLEACHING, REACHING, POACHING, and TEACHING
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with making too many margaritas.


7. Based on the word NOTATION in the pattern
NOTATIONAL, CONNOTATION, and DENOTATION,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with the executive board of wild animals.


8. Based on the word LIGHT in the pattern
LIGHTER, ALIGHT, and DELIGHTING,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with managing an apple orchard.


9. Based on the word INFORM in the pattern
INFORMER, INFORMATIVE, and MISINFORM,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with using drugs to avoid Passover.


10. Based on the word MILITARY in the pattern
MILITARISTIC, ANTIMILITARY, and DEMILITARIZATION,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with the singular worldview that all lead alloys are evil.


11. Based on the word LAYING in the pattern
RELAYING, DELAYING, and ALLAYING,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with a king who walks among the common people to think as they do.


12. Based on the word NATION in the pattern
NATIONAL, CARNATION, DAMNATION, and DONATION,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with complaining about a rainy and possibly unfair speed race.


13. Based on the word STRAIN in the pattern
CONSTRAIN, RESTRAIN, and STRAINER,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with a family made up of sibling antagonism.









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A rather serious and studious alien has landed on Earth with the prime directive to communicate with all Earthlings.



With his advanced statistical methods and the vast computing power aboard his ship, he sets out to understand every language of Earth (beginning, of course, with English).



The alien starts by analyzing the vocabulary of English for its elemental components and patterns. He doesn't initially understand roots, stems, prefixes, and suffixes as we do, but he's quickly getting there.



The alien is no fool, nor does he want to appear foolish. He is determined not to make any silly inferences (as in Jack Winter's humorous 1994 piece which infers that there must be words such as "ept", "gruntled", and "maculate" from inept, disgruntled, and immaculate) and risk having the Earthlings laugh at him.



Human languages are so full of exceptions that one instance is not enough to establish a pattern, he realizes. Therefore, he adamantly insists that all detected patterns must be verified in triplicate, or more.



Despite his triple checking, however, he has still reached some faulty conclusions. Can you follow the logic to his erroneous results?



Example:



Question:

Based on the word SCRIPT in the pattern CONSCRIPTED, INSCRIPTION, and SCRIPTURE,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with dismissing food you don't want to eat when you have a cold.


-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Answer:

The alien seems to think there is a word GEST in the words CONGESTED, INGESTION,
and GESTURE.





Need another example?



Try this:



Question:

Based on the word FINE in the pattern FINALS, DEFINE, and FINER,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with mathematicians feuding over the equations to describe
water flow.


-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Answer:

The alien seems to think there is a word RIVE in the words RIVALS, DERIVE, and RIVER.





Note that the reapplication of the pattern is always perfectly parallel and consistent (i.e., in both FINE——>FINALS and RIVER——>RIVALS, the —E is replaced by —ALS) even if it doesn't necessarily follow the semantics and word formations that we know.






See if you can resolve these 13 alien misconceptions:



1. Based on the word SERVE in the pattern
DESERVES, OBSERVES, and PRESERVES,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with an incompetent conman who reuses the same tricks.


2. Based on the word DUCT in the pattern
CONDUCTION, DEDUCTIVE, and INDUCTED,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with diseased cookies.


3. Based on the word VERSION in the pattern
VERSIONS, INVERSION, PERVERSION, and AVERSION,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with playing slow table games until your rear end hurts.


4. Based on the word FLUENCE in the pattern
CONFLUENCE, FLUENCY,and INFLUENCE,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do witchcraft trials.


5. Based on the word POSITION in the pattern
DISPOSITION, COMPOSITION, IMPOSITION, and REPOSITION,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with calculating damages in litigation.


6. Based on the word ACHING in the pattern
BEACHING, BLEACHING, REACHING, POACHING, and TEACHING
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with making too many margaritas.


7. Based on the word NOTATION in the pattern
NOTATIONAL, CONNOTATION, and DENOTATION,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with the executive board of wild animals.


8. Based on the word LIGHT in the pattern
LIGHTER, ALIGHT, and DELIGHTING,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with managing an apple orchard.


9. Based on the word INFORM in the pattern
INFORMER, INFORMATIVE, and MISINFORM,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with using drugs to avoid Passover.


10. Based on the word MILITARY in the pattern
MILITARISTIC, ANTIMILITARY, and DEMILITARIZATION,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with the singular worldview that all lead alloys are evil.


11. Based on the word LAYING in the pattern
RELAYING, DELAYING, and ALLAYING,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with a king who walks among the common people to think as they do.


12. Based on the word NATION in the pattern
NATIONAL, CARNATION, DAMNATION, and DONATION,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with complaining about a rainy and possibly unfair speed race.


13. Based on the word STRAIN in the pattern
CONSTRAIN, RESTRAIN, and STRAINER,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with a family made up of sibling antagonism.









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  • $begingroup$
    fine in finals??? +1 for nice question tho
    $endgroup$
    – Omega Krypton
    9 hours ago










  • $begingroup$
    @Omega Krypton — Yeah, he's an alien, so he doesn't have any of the understanding of semantics and word construction that we have. That's what makes it so tricky to decipher!
    $endgroup$
    – SlowMagic
    9 hours ago













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A rather serious and studious alien has landed on Earth with the prime directive to communicate with all Earthlings.



With his advanced statistical methods and the vast computing power aboard his ship, he sets out to understand every language of Earth (beginning, of course, with English).



The alien starts by analyzing the vocabulary of English for its elemental components and patterns. He doesn't initially understand roots, stems, prefixes, and suffixes as we do, but he's quickly getting there.



The alien is no fool, nor does he want to appear foolish. He is determined not to make any silly inferences (as in Jack Winter's humorous 1994 piece which infers that there must be words such as "ept", "gruntled", and "maculate" from inept, disgruntled, and immaculate) and risk having the Earthlings laugh at him.



Human languages are so full of exceptions that one instance is not enough to establish a pattern, he realizes. Therefore, he adamantly insists that all detected patterns must be verified in triplicate, or more.



Despite his triple checking, however, he has still reached some faulty conclusions. Can you follow the logic to his erroneous results?



Example:



Question:

Based on the word SCRIPT in the pattern CONSCRIPTED, INSCRIPTION, and SCRIPTURE,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with dismissing food you don't want to eat when you have a cold.


-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Answer:

The alien seems to think there is a word GEST in the words CONGESTED, INGESTION,
and GESTURE.





Need another example?



Try this:



Question:

Based on the word FINE in the pattern FINALS, DEFINE, and FINER,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with mathematicians feuding over the equations to describe
water flow.


-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Answer:

The alien seems to think there is a word RIVE in the words RIVALS, DERIVE, and RIVER.





Note that the reapplication of the pattern is always perfectly parallel and consistent (i.e., in both FINE——>FINALS and RIVER——>RIVALS, the —E is replaced by —ALS) even if it doesn't necessarily follow the semantics and word formations that we know.






See if you can resolve these 13 alien misconceptions:



1. Based on the word SERVE in the pattern
DESERVES, OBSERVES, and PRESERVES,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with an incompetent conman who reuses the same tricks.


2. Based on the word DUCT in the pattern
CONDUCTION, DEDUCTIVE, and INDUCTED,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with diseased cookies.


3. Based on the word VERSION in the pattern
VERSIONS, INVERSION, PERVERSION, and AVERSION,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with playing slow table games until your rear end hurts.


4. Based on the word FLUENCE in the pattern
CONFLUENCE, FLUENCY,and INFLUENCE,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do witchcraft trials.


5. Based on the word POSITION in the pattern
DISPOSITION, COMPOSITION, IMPOSITION, and REPOSITION,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with calculating damages in litigation.


6. Based on the word ACHING in the pattern
BEACHING, BLEACHING, REACHING, POACHING, and TEACHING
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with making too many margaritas.


7. Based on the word NOTATION in the pattern
NOTATIONAL, CONNOTATION, and DENOTATION,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with the executive board of wild animals.


8. Based on the word LIGHT in the pattern
LIGHTER, ALIGHT, and DELIGHTING,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with managing an apple orchard.


9. Based on the word INFORM in the pattern
INFORMER, INFORMATIVE, and MISINFORM,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with using drugs to avoid Passover.


10. Based on the word MILITARY in the pattern
MILITARISTIC, ANTIMILITARY, and DEMILITARIZATION,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with the singular worldview that all lead alloys are evil.


11. Based on the word LAYING in the pattern
RELAYING, DELAYING, and ALLAYING,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with a king who walks among the common people to think as they do.


12. Based on the word NATION in the pattern
NATIONAL, CARNATION, DAMNATION, and DONATION,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with complaining about a rainy and possibly unfair speed race.


13. Based on the word STRAIN in the pattern
CONSTRAIN, RESTRAIN, and STRAINER,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with a family made up of sibling antagonism.









share|improve this question









$endgroup$




A rather serious and studious alien has landed on Earth with the prime directive to communicate with all Earthlings.



With his advanced statistical methods and the vast computing power aboard his ship, he sets out to understand every language of Earth (beginning, of course, with English).



The alien starts by analyzing the vocabulary of English for its elemental components and patterns. He doesn't initially understand roots, stems, prefixes, and suffixes as we do, but he's quickly getting there.



The alien is no fool, nor does he want to appear foolish. He is determined not to make any silly inferences (as in Jack Winter's humorous 1994 piece which infers that there must be words such as "ept", "gruntled", and "maculate" from inept, disgruntled, and immaculate) and risk having the Earthlings laugh at him.



Human languages are so full of exceptions that one instance is not enough to establish a pattern, he realizes. Therefore, he adamantly insists that all detected patterns must be verified in triplicate, or more.



Despite his triple checking, however, he has still reached some faulty conclusions. Can you follow the logic to his erroneous results?



Example:



Question:

Based on the word SCRIPT in the pattern CONSCRIPTED, INSCRIPTION, and SCRIPTURE,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with dismissing food you don't want to eat when you have a cold.


-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Answer:

The alien seems to think there is a word GEST in the words CONGESTED, INGESTION,
and GESTURE.





Need another example?



Try this:



Question:

Based on the word FINE in the pattern FINALS, DEFINE, and FINER,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with mathematicians feuding over the equations to describe
water flow.


-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Answer:

The alien seems to think there is a word RIVE in the words RIVALS, DERIVE, and RIVER.





Note that the reapplication of the pattern is always perfectly parallel and consistent (i.e., in both FINE——>FINALS and RIVER——>RIVALS, the —E is replaced by —ALS) even if it doesn't necessarily follow the semantics and word formations that we know.






See if you can resolve these 13 alien misconceptions:



1. Based on the word SERVE in the pattern
DESERVES, OBSERVES, and PRESERVES,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with an incompetent conman who reuses the same tricks.


2. Based on the word DUCT in the pattern
CONDUCTION, DEDUCTIVE, and INDUCTED,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with diseased cookies.


3. Based on the word VERSION in the pattern
VERSIONS, INVERSION, PERVERSION, and AVERSION,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with playing slow table games until your rear end hurts.


4. Based on the word FLUENCE in the pattern
CONFLUENCE, FLUENCY,and INFLUENCE,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do witchcraft trials.


5. Based on the word POSITION in the pattern
DISPOSITION, COMPOSITION, IMPOSITION, and REPOSITION,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with calculating damages in litigation.


6. Based on the word ACHING in the pattern
BEACHING, BLEACHING, REACHING, POACHING, and TEACHING
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with making too many margaritas.


7. Based on the word NOTATION in the pattern
NOTATIONAL, CONNOTATION, and DENOTATION,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with the executive board of wild animals.


8. Based on the word LIGHT in the pattern
LIGHTER, ALIGHT, and DELIGHTING,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with managing an apple orchard.


9. Based on the word INFORM in the pattern
INFORMER, INFORMATIVE, and MISINFORM,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with using drugs to avoid Passover.


10. Based on the word MILITARY in the pattern
MILITARISTIC, ANTIMILITARY, and DEMILITARIZATION,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with the singular worldview that all lead alloys are evil.


11. Based on the word LAYING in the pattern
RELAYING, DELAYING, and ALLAYING,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with a king who walks among the common people to think as they do.


12. Based on the word NATION in the pattern
NATIONAL, CARNATION, DAMNATION, and DONATION,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with complaining about a rainy and possibly unfair speed race.


13. Based on the word STRAIN in the pattern
CONSTRAIN, RESTRAIN, and STRAINER,
the alien has determined that there must be a word which follows the same pattern
having something to do with a family made up of sibling antagonism.






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    @Omega Krypton — Yeah, he's an alien, so he doesn't have any of the understanding of semantics and word construction that we have. That's what makes it so tricky to decipher!
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    @Omega Krypton — Yeah, he's an alien, so he doesn't have any of the understanding of semantics and word construction that we have. That's what makes it so tricky to decipher!
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fine in finals??? +1 for nice question tho
$endgroup$
– Omega Krypton
9 hours ago












$begingroup$
@Omega Krypton — Yeah, he's an alien, so he doesn't have any of the understanding of semantics and word construction that we have. That's what makes it so tricky to decipher!
$endgroup$
– SlowMagic
9 hours ago




$begingroup$
@Omega Krypton — Yeah, he's an alien, so he doesn't have any of the understanding of semantics and word construction that we have. That's what makes it so tricky to decipher!
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Vious

Devious, Obvious, Previous




  1. (solved by Michael Moschella)


Fect

Confection, Defective, Infected




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Ches
Chess, Inches, Perches, Aches




4.




Jure

Conjure, Jury, Injure




5.




Pute

Dispute, Compute, Impute, Repute




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Nder

Bender, Blender, Render, Ponder, Tender




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Fer
Feral, Confer, Defer




8.




Cid
Cider, Acid, Deciding




9.




Sed
Seder, Sedative, Missed




  1. (solved by El-Guest)


Mony
Monistic, Antimony, Demonization




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Ign

Reign, Deign, Align




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Ped
Pedal, Carped, Damped, Doped




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Sist

Consist, Resist, Sister







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    MONY, forming MONISTIC (dealing with One-ism); ANTIMONY (an alloying metal with lead); and DEMONIZATION (making something look evil)







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      VIOUS. Forming words DEVIOUS, OBVIOUS, and PREVIOUS.




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      FECT. Forming words CONFECTION, DEFECTIVE, and INFECTED.




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      SIST. Forming CONSIST, RESIST, and SISTER.







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        3.




        Ches
        Chess, Inches, Perches, Aches




        4.




        Jure

        Conjure, Jury, Injure




        5.




        Pute

        Dispute, Compute, Impute, Repute




        6.




        Nder

        Bender, Blender, Render, Ponder, Tender




        7.




        Fer
        Feral, Confer, Defer




        8.




        Cid
        Cider, Acid, Deciding




        9.




        Sed
        Seder, Sedative, Missed




        1. (solved by El-Guest)


        Mony
        Monistic, Antimony, Demonization




        11.




        Ign

        Reign, Deign, Align




        12.




        Ped
        Pedal, Carped, Damped, Doped




        13.




        Sist

        Consist, Resist, Sister







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          Vious

          Devious, Obvious, Previous




          1. (solved by Michael Moschella)


          Fect

          Confection, Defective, Infected




          3.




          Ches
          Chess, Inches, Perches, Aches




          4.




          Jure

          Conjure, Jury, Injure




          5.




          Pute

          Dispute, Compute, Impute, Repute




          6.




          Nder

          Bender, Blender, Render, Ponder, Tender




          7.




          Fer
          Feral, Confer, Defer




          8.




          Cid
          Cider, Acid, Deciding




          9.




          Sed
          Seder, Sedative, Missed




          1. (solved by El-Guest)


          Mony
          Monistic, Antimony, Demonization




          11.




          Ign

          Reign, Deign, Align




          12.




          Ped
          Pedal, Carped, Damped, Doped




          13.




          Sist

          Consist, Resist, Sister







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            3








            3





            $begingroup$

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            1. (solved by Michael Moschella)


            Vious

            Devious, Obvious, Previous




            1. (solved by Michael Moschella)


            Fect

            Confection, Defective, Infected




            3.




            Ches
            Chess, Inches, Perches, Aches




            4.




            Jure

            Conjure, Jury, Injure




            5.




            Pute

            Dispute, Compute, Impute, Repute




            6.




            Nder

            Bender, Blender, Render, Ponder, Tender




            7.




            Fer
            Feral, Confer, Defer




            8.




            Cid
            Cider, Acid, Deciding




            9.




            Sed
            Seder, Sedative, Missed




            1. (solved by El-Guest)


            Mony
            Monistic, Antimony, Demonization




            11.




            Ign

            Reign, Deign, Align




            12.




            Ped
            Pedal, Carped, Damped, Doped




            13.




            Sist

            Consist, Resist, Sister







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            Full Solution



            1. (solved by Michael Moschella)


            Vious

            Devious, Obvious, Previous




            1. (solved by Michael Moschella)


            Fect

            Confection, Defective, Infected




            3.




            Ches
            Chess, Inches, Perches, Aches




            4.




            Jure

            Conjure, Jury, Injure




            5.




            Pute

            Dispute, Compute, Impute, Repute




            6.




            Nder

            Bender, Blender, Render, Ponder, Tender




            7.




            Fer
            Feral, Confer, Defer




            8.




            Cid
            Cider, Acid, Deciding




            9.




            Sed
            Seder, Sedative, Missed




            1. (solved by El-Guest)


            Mony
            Monistic, Antimony, Demonization




            11.




            Ign

            Reign, Deign, Align




            12.




            Ped
            Pedal, Carped, Damped, Doped




            13.




            Sist

            Consist, Resist, Sister








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                MONY, forming MONISTIC (dealing with One-ism); ANTIMONY (an alloying metal with lead); and DEMONIZATION (making something look evil)







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                  MONY, forming MONISTIC (dealing with One-ism); ANTIMONY (an alloying metal with lead); and DEMONIZATION (making something look evil)







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                    MONY, forming MONISTIC (dealing with One-ism); ANTIMONY (an alloying metal with lead); and DEMONIZATION (making something look evil)







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                    MONY, forming MONISTIC (dealing with One-ism); ANTIMONY (an alloying metal with lead); and DEMONIZATION (making something look evil)








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                        VIOUS. Forming words DEVIOUS, OBVIOUS, and PREVIOUS.




                        2.




                        FECT. Forming words CONFECTION, DEFECTIVE, and INFECTED.




                        13.




                        SIST. Forming CONSIST, RESIST, and SISTER.







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                          VIOUS. Forming words DEVIOUS, OBVIOUS, and PREVIOUS.




                          2.




                          FECT. Forming words CONFECTION, DEFECTIVE, and INFECTED.




                          13.




                          SIST. Forming CONSIST, RESIST, and SISTER.







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                            2








                            2





                            $begingroup$

                            1




                            VIOUS. Forming words DEVIOUS, OBVIOUS, and PREVIOUS.




                            2.




                            FECT. Forming words CONFECTION, DEFECTIVE, and INFECTED.




                            13.




                            SIST. Forming CONSIST, RESIST, and SISTER.







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                            1




                            VIOUS. Forming words DEVIOUS, OBVIOUS, and PREVIOUS.




                            2.




                            FECT. Forming words CONFECTION, DEFECTIVE, and INFECTED.




                            13.




                            SIST. Forming CONSIST, RESIST, and SISTER.








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