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What does the root word esce mean?

The root word "esce" comes from Latin and means "to become" or "to grow".

It's often used in the formation of verbs, particularly those indicating a process of change or development. Here are some examples:

* Acquiesce: To agree passively, to submit.

* Coalesce: To come together and form one mass.

* Effervesce: To bubble up and fizz.

* Emerge: To come out into view.

* Obscene: Offensive, indecent (originally meant "to grow off the stage" in ancient Roman theatre).

* Rescind: To cancel or revoke.

The presence of "esce" indicates that the verb describes a gradual process or transition.

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