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- Word Combinations (noun), Word Parts
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noun |
| definition 1: |
someone or something that survives.
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| definition 2: |
in law, the one person of two or more with a joint interest who outlives the others.
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adjective + (n.)survivor
adult, battered, dazed, fellow, hardy, heart-attack, immediate, injured, known, lone, long-term, remaining, snap, sole, stunned, ultimate, wounded
verb + (n.)survivor
bomb, counsel, die, evacuate, interview, rescue, search
(n.)survivor
+ verb
abuse, cling, flee, include, perish
noun + (n.)survivor
apprentice,
assault,
breast,
burn,
camp,
cancer,
clinician,
concentration,
descendant,
divorce,
earthquake,
episode,
flood,
handful,
hurricane,
incest,
memoir,
millionaire,
outlook,
polio,
prostate,
quake,
rape,
reparation,
rescuer,
reunion,
riot,
search,
shooting,
stroke,
testimony,
trauma,
tsunami,
victim
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The word survivor
contains the following parts:
super-, supra-, sur-2
Latin
prefix
that means above, over
  Example words:
insuperable, superable, superannuated, superfluous, superimpose, supernatural, superscript, supersede, superstructure, supervise, supervisor, supranational, supraorbital, surmount, surplus, surprise, surreal, survey, survival, survive, survivor
- synonyms:
- hyper-
- antonyms:
- sub-, hyp-, hypo-
viv, vivi, vit
Latin
root
that means life, living, live
Example words:
aquavit, arborvitae, avitaminosis, convivial, devitalize, inter vivos, joie de vivre, modus vivendi, qui vive, redivivus, revitalize, revive, survival, survive, survivor, viable, vital, vital signs, vital statistics, vitalism, vitality, vitamin, viva, viva voce, vivace, vivacious, vivarium, vive, vivid, vivify, vivisection
-er, -or, -ar2
Latin
noun-forming suffix
that means a person or thing that does
More about this word part:
The suffix group -er
, -or
, -ar2 turns verbs into agent nouns.
Example words:
actor, administrator, builder, batter3, beggar, broiler, burglar, bursar, captor, carrier, censor, cleaner, commissioner, computer, consumer, container, dancer, diner, director, doctor, drinker, driver, employer, farmer, freezer, laborer, lecher, liar, manager, motor, painter1, pitcher2, player, potter, preacher, razor, refrigerator, reporter, runner, sailor, scribbler, sculptor, seller, singer, speaker, survivor, teacher, tractor, user, vendor, washer, worker, writer
- synonyms:
- -ist, -ite2, -ator, -an, -ian, -ean
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