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From Latin dare (to give) and its past participle datum. Variants include dot-, don-, dow-, dos-. This root's "giving" sense appears in condition (literally "agreeing together"), and in legal/social contexts like constitution and substitution. The semantic drift from "give" to "establish" to "arrange" shows how giving evolved into setting terms.
Associated Words
addition
The act of adding anything
air-conditioned
Equipped with air conditioning
air-conditioner
A device for cooling and controlling indoor air temperature
air-conditioning
A system for controlling indoor temperature and humidity
anecdotal
Based on personal stories rather than systematic evidence
anecdote
A short, often amusing account of a real event or person
antedate
To exist or occur earlier than something else
antidote
A remedy that counteracts poison or something harmful
backdate
To assign an earlier date to a document; an earlier assigned date
bigdata
Extremely large datasets requiring advanced processing
birthdate
The date on which a person was born
co-editor
A joint editor of a publication
conditional
Depending on certain conditions; a conditional statement
conditionality
The state of being subject to conditions
conditionally
Subject to certain conditions
conditioned
Shaped by training or experience; physically fit
condonation
The forgiveness or overlooking of an offense
condone
To overlook or tolerate behavior considered wrong or offensive
counter-tradition
A movement or practice opposing established tradition
data
facts or information collected for use
data-based
Founded on collected data or empirical evidence
data-gathering
The process of collecting data or information for research
data-storage
The retention of digital data for later retrieval
database
An organized collection of structured information stored electronically
datable
Able to be assigned a specific date
date
a specific day; a romantic meeting; to go on a date
dated
Old-fashioned and no longer current
dateless
Having no date; timeless
datum
A single piece of factual information; a reference point for measurement
donate
To give freely to a cause or person in need
donated
Given freely as a gift or contribution
donation
A voluntary gift given to support a cause or charity
donations
Voluntary gifts of money or goods given to support a cause
donative
A gift or gratuity; relating to a donation
donator
A person who donates or gives something
donee
A person who receives a gift or donation
donor
A person who donates money, blood, or organs to help others
dosage
The amount of medicine to be taken at one time
dose
A measured amount of medicine taken at one time; to administer such an amount
due-process
The legal requirement to respect a person's rights under the law
edit
To revise or correct content (v.); a change made to a text or file (n.)
edited
Revised or corrected from the original
edition
A particular version of a published work; an issue of a newspaper or broadcast
editor
A person who reviews and prepares written material for publication
editor-in-chief
The most senior editor of a publication
editorial
An opinion article in a publication; relating to editing
editorially
In the manner of an editor or editorial
editorship
The position or role of being an editor
endow
To provide with a permanent fund; to give a natural quality or ability
endowment
A natural talent; funds donated to support an institution
first-edition
The first published version of a book
high-dose
Involving a large amount of a drug or substance
indite
To compose or write a literary work
legislative
Relating to making laws; the law-making branch of government
legislatively
By means of legislation
low-dose
Involving a small amount of a drug or substance
megadose
A dose far exceeding the normal amount; to administer such a dose
nontraditional
Not conforming to tradition; unconventional
out-of-date
No longer current or valid; outdated; 过时的,陈旧的
outdate
To make obsolete or out of date
outdated
No longer current or fashionable; obsolete
overdosage
An excessive dose of a drug
overdose
An excessive dangerous dose of a drug; to take such a dose
panorama
A wide, unobstructed view; a comprehensive overview
panoramic
Having or relating to a wide, sweeping view
pardon
To forgive or officially release from punishment; forgiveness
pardonable
Able to be forgiven or excused
pardoner
One who pardons; a medieval seller of papal indulgences
precondition
A necessary requirement before something can happen; to prepare in advance
preconditioning
Preparing something in advance for a later action
prostitute
A person who sells sexual services; to offer oneself for sex in exchange for money
prostitution
The practice of engaging in sex for payment
recondite
Obscure or difficult to understand; hidden from view
recondition
To restore to good working condition
reconditioned
Restored to good working order
rendering
A performance or interpretation; a translation; a visual illustration
rendition
A performance or interpretation of a work; a translation; extradition of a person
subeditor
An assistant editor at a newspaper or magazine
substituted
Replaced by or acting in place of another
substitution
The act of replacing one thing or person with another
tradition
A custom or practice passed down through generations
tradition-bound
Strongly constrained by tradition
traditional
following long-established customs; passed down through generations
traditionalism
Strong adherence to traditional beliefs or practices
traditionalist
A person who adheres to tradition; adhering to traditional practices
traditionalistic
Relating to or supporting traditionalism
traditionally
In a way that follows long-established customs
unconditional
Absolute; without any conditions or limitations
unconditionally
Without any conditions or limitations; absolutely
unconditioned
Absolute; not shaped by prior conditioning
unconstitutional
Violating or not in accordance with a constitution
unconstitutionality
The state of being in violation of a constitution
undated
Not marked or labeled with a date
unedited
Not altered from the original; not edited
untraditional
Not following established traditions or customs
up-to-date
Current; containing the latest information
update
To bring something up to date; new or revised information
updated
Brought up to date; modernized
uptodate
Current and reflecting the latest information or style
well-conditioned
In good physical or functional condition; 状态良好的,体能良好的