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What words share the root word communis?

The root word "communis" is Latin for "common" or "shared". Here are some words sharing this root:

General words:

* Communal: Relating to or shared by a community.

* Communicate: To share information or ideas.

* Communion: A shared feeling or experience.

* Community: A group of people living in the same place or sharing a common interest.

* Commute: To travel regularly between home and work.

* Common: Belonging to or shared by all members of a group.

More specific words:

* Communist: A person who believes in communism.

* Communism: A political theory advocating class war and leading to a society in which all property is publicly owned.

* Communique: An official announcement or statement.

* Communicate: To convey information or ideas.

* Commemorate: To mark an event by a ceremony or activity.

* Conviviality: A lively and enjoyable atmosphere, especially created by people being together.

Less common words:

* Communicable: Able to be spread from person to person.

* Communicate: To share or transmit information or feelings.

* Communicate: To make common; to share.

* Commute: To exchange one thing for another.

* Communicate: To connect or unite.

* Commemorate: To keep the memory of (someone or something) alive.

This is not an exhaustive list, but it gives you a good starting point. You can find more words by searching online dictionaries or etymology websites.

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