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What words have the root gress in them?

The root "gress" comes from the Latin word "gradior," meaning "to step" or "to walk." Here are some words with the root "gress":

Common Words:

* Progress: Moving forward or developing towards a goal.

* Regress: To go back to an earlier or less advanced stage.

* Agression: Hostile or violent behavior towards another person or thing.

* Congressional: Relating to the United States Congress.

* Egress: A way out, exit, or departure.

* Ingress: An entrance or way in.

* Transgress: To go beyond the limits of what is allowed or acceptable.

* Digress: To deviate from the main subject.

Less Common Words:

* Ingress: An entrance or way in.

* Degress: To descend or decline in quality, value, or quantity.

* Ingress: An entrance or way in.

* Degress: To descend or decline in quality, value, or quantity.

* Ingress: An entrance or way in.

* Degress: To descend or decline in quality, value, or quantity.

* Ingress: An entrance or way in.

* Degress: To descend or decline in quality, value, or quantity.

These are just a few examples. There are many other words that contain the root "gress." You can often find them in dictionaries or online resources.

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