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If you add the root meaning "right, oath, to swear" to the suffix meaning "to make, to act, to do" you get the word A: Diction B:Jurisdictation C: Justify D:…

If you add the root meaning "right, oath, to swear" to the suffix meaning "to make, to act, to do" you get the word A: Diction B:Jurisdictation C: Justify D:…
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If you add the root meaning "right, oath, to swear" to the suffix meaning "to make, to act, to do" you get the word

A: Diction
B:Jurisdictation
C: Justify
D: Justice

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C, Justice makes the best sense to me because right oath to swear is justice

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