concern
Cernere
discern
Andy Yuconcern - sift out the other and focus on one important thing
ascertain
Overconcern-shifting to overly concern on particular things.
self-concern - sift carefully for oneself
unconcern
Secern
Discernibility
Decern (archaic)
Joe Theismann
discerning.
sincere
Okay this time, but does not use root "cern."
certify - to confirm in formal statement
Yes, cert, from certain, is originally derived from "cern."
insincere - not sincere
Okay this time, but "insincere" does not use the root "cern."
secern: to perceive something or identify something as separate
concerning- in regarding to
nonconcern
ceremonious
Does not use the root "cern." Okay this time.
unconcerning
concern
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ReplyDeleteconcern - sift out the other and focus on one important thing
ascertain
ReplyDeleteOverconcern-shifting to overly concern on particular things.
ReplyDeleteself-concern - sift carefully for oneself
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ReplyDeletediscerning.
ReplyDeletesincere
ReplyDeleteOkay this time, but does not use root "cern."
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ReplyDeleteYes, cert, from certain, is originally derived from "cern."
Deleteinsincere - not sincere
ReplyDeleteOkay this time, but "insincere" does not use the root "cern."
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ReplyDeleteDoes not use the root "cern." Okay this time.
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