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What does the latin root word fus mean?

The Latin root word "fus" means "pour" or "melt".

It can also be related to the concept of "making liquid" or "becoming liquid".

Here are some examples of words derived from "fus":

* Fuse: To melt or become liquid, or to join things together by melting.

* Fusion: The process of melting or joining together.

* Diffuse: To spread out or scatter.

* Refuse: To reject or decline.

* Infusion: The act of steeping something in a liquid to extract its flavor or properties.

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