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What word does have the latin root cip in it?

The Latin root "cip" means "to take" or "to seize". Here are some words that have this root:

* Participate: To take part in something.

* Anticipate: To take action in advance of something.

* Emancipate: To free from slavery or oppression, essentially "to take away" restrictions.

* Precipitate: To bring about something suddenly, to "take" it out of its natural course.

* Incipient: Beginning to exist or appear, "taking" its first form.

* Principal: The main part of something, the part that is "taken" as most important.

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