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No. 139. – 27 Words
WORDS OF FOUR AND FIVE SYLLABLES, RETAINING THE ACCENTS OF THEIR PRIMITIVES.
al-co-hol-īze, ăl-le-go-rize, a-nath-e-ma-tize, an-i-mal-ize, e-pis-to-lize, bes-tial-ize, e-nig-ma-tize, chăr-ac-ter-ize, e- the-re-al-ize, ġen-er-al-ize, lib-er-al-ize, ma-tē-ri-al-ize, me-mō-ri-al-ize, min-er-al-ize, mo-nop-o-lize, nat-u-ral- ize, ox-y-ġen-ize, par-tic-ū-lar-ize, pan-e-ġyr-ize, pop-ū- lar-ize, pros-e-ly-tize, pū-ri-tan-ize, re-pub-lic-an-ize, sec- ū-lar-ize, sen-sū-al-ize (sĕn-shṳ-al-ize), spĭr-it-ū-al-ize, vŏl-a-til-ize.
We should never tyrannize over those weaker than ourselves No. 140. – 118 Words
THE COMBINATION ng REPRESENTS IN SOME WORDS, A SIM- ILAR ELEMENTARY SOUND, AS HEARD IN sing, singer, long; IN OTHER WORDS, IT REPRESENTS THE SAME ELEMENARY SOUND FOLLOWED BY THAT OF g HARD (HEARD IN go, get ) AS IN finger, linger, longer.
THE FOLLOWING HAVE THE SIMPLE SOUND.
a-mȯng, bang, bring, bring-ing, bung, clang, cling, cling- ing, clung, dung, fang, fling, fing-er, fling-ing flung, gang, hang, hanged hang-er, hang-man, hang-nail, hung, king, ling, long, lungs, pang, prong, rang, ring, ring-ing, ring-let, rung, sang, sing, sing-er sing-ing, song, sung, slang, sling, sling-er, slung, spring, sprang, spring-er spring-ing, sting, sting-er, sting-ing, stung, string, stringed, string-er, strung, string-ing, strong, strong-ly, swing, swing-er, swing-ing, swung, tang, thing, thong, tȯn-gue, twang, wring, wring-er, wring-ing, wrong, wronged.
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