(adj.) relating to the middle class

(v.) to clear of guilt; to declare innocent

(adj.) not capable of being undone or voided

(v.) to admit or be admitted into a group or college

(adj.) quickly changing; volatile

(adj.) emerging; coming into existence

(n.) a heroic champion or leader

(adj.) healthful

(n.) something essential; a prerequisite

(v.) to suppress; squash

(adj.) merely touching or slightly connected; digressing from the main point

(adj.) effectively keen and forceful in thought or expression

(n.) a beginner; novice

(n.) a sudden change of shift in one's life or circumstances

Root: path (sympathy, empathy)

Root: pass (impassive)

Prefix: in- (indecisive)

Prefixes: syn- and com- (synthesis, commiserate)

Prefix: tele- (teleport)

Prefix: a- (amoral, asexual)

Suffix: -ic (optic)

(adj.) increasing or growing by adding to

(n.) a thrill, excitement or great happiness

(v.) to free or release from a difficulty or entanglement

(n.) something that encourages, urges or drives, a stimulus; (v.) to encourage or urge a person or animal to do something

(n.) freedom from punishment, loss or harm

(adj.) easily bent; supple

(adj.) deeply and emotionally affecting, very touching

(n.) accordance with recognized usage, custom, or principles

(n.) a source of opinion; a critic

(v.) to satisfy to the full

(adj.) unnecessarily more than is needed

(n.) an excessive overindulgence, as in eating or drinking

(adj.) made commonplace by frequent repetition

(adj.) capable of being forgiven

(adj.) harshly abusive or severely scorning

Roots: ag and act (agility / interaction)

Roots: mov and mot (movable / emote)

Prefix: de- (decline)

Prefix: in- (incognito)

Prefix: pro- (propel)

Roots: grad / gress (gradual / digress)

Roots: ced and cess (exceed, ancestor)

Prefix: de- (decline)

Prefix: pro- (progeny)

Prefix: re- (recant)

Prefix: di- (digression)

Prefix: trans- (transcontinental)