as-

Latin

to, toward

Prefix · means "to, toward"

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Roots often paired with as-

Associated Words · 32

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assume

To authenticate by means of belief; to surmise; to suppose to be true, especially without proof

associate

To join in or form a league, union, or association; A person united with another or others in an act, enterprise, or business; a partner; Joined with another or others and having lower status

assessment

The process of evaluating something; an official judgment of value

assess

To evaluate the value or quality of something; to impose a tax or charge

assist

To help someone; a helpful action or sports assist

assure

To tell someone confidently that something is true; to guarantee

assault

A violent attack; to attack someone physically or verbally

assert

To state firmly; to insist on one's rights or opinions

assemble

To gather together; to put parts together

assembly

A gathering of people; the fitting together of parts

reassure

To restore someone's confidence and remove their fears

assortment

A collection of varying but related items

assimilate

To absorb information or nutrients; to integrate into a culture

assorted

Made up of various different kinds; mixed

assertive

Confidently self-assured without being aggressive

reassess

To consider or evaluate something again in light of new information

assail

To attack violently or with harsh words

assuage

To lessen pain or distress; to calm or pacify

assessor

An official who evaluates property for tax; an expert adviser to a court

assistive

Designed to help or support, especially people with disabilities

reassessment

A new or revised evaluation of something

assay

Chemical analysis of a substance; to analyze or attempt

assuredly

Certainly; without doubt

unassisted

Done or achieved without help from others