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What words have the root oper?

The root "oper" comes from Latin and means "to work" or "to do". Here are some words that have the root "oper":

Common Words:

* Operate: To work or function

* Operation: The act of working or functioning

* Operator: A person who works a machine or device

* Cooperate: To work together with others

* Operate: To perform a surgical procedure

* Operative: Relating to or involved in an operation

Less Common Words:

* Opera: A dramatic work in which the dialogue is sung (from the Italian "opere" which means "works")

* Operetta: A light opera

* Operable: Capable of being operated on or worked

* Operate: To make something work or function

* Operative: A secret agent or spy

You can also find the root "oper" in many compound words:

* Superoperate: To operate above or beyond

* Counteroperate: To work against or in opposition to

* Interoperate: To work together or in cooperation

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