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pon

Latin

Variants

ponposposit

Related Roots

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About This Root

From Latin pōnere (to place, put), past participle positus. Extremely productive in English — prefixes determine where something is placed: component (put together), opponent (placed against), exponent (put forth), postpone (put after), proponent (put forward). The variant -pound appears in compound and propound.

Associated Words

component

A part that makes up a larger whole

NGSL 2kIELTSTOEFL

compound

A chemical substance or word made of combined parts; composed of multiple elements

NGSL 3kIELTSTOEFL

exponent

An advocate or representative; a mathematical power indicator

TOEFLGREC2

exponential

Relating to exponents; increasing at a very rapid rate

TOEFLC1

exponentially

At a rapidly accelerating rate

GREC2

exposure

Being unprotected from harm; the act of revealing something; photographic exposure

NGSL 3kIELTSTOEFL

opponent

A person who opposes or competes against another

NGSL 3kIELTSTOEFL

postpone

To delay something to a later time

IELTSTOEFLGRE

proponent

A person who actively supports or advocates for a cause or idea

TOEFLB2

proposition

A suggested plan or offer for consideration; a statement that can be true or false

IELTSTOEFLGRE

propound

To put forward an idea or theory for consideration

TOEFLB1

repose

A state of rest or peaceful relaxation; to rest or lie quietly

GREC2