Etymological root
currere
Latin
Words from this root(19)
cursory
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/ˈkɜrsəri/
hasty and superficial, lacking thoroughness
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precursor
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/prɪˈkɜrsər/
something that comes before and signals or leads to another
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recur
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/rɪˈkɜr/
to occur again, repeatedly, or periodically
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courier
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/ˈkʊriɚ/
a messenger who transports goods or documents, often urgently
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cursive
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/ˈkɝsɪv/
written with the letters joined together in a flowing hand
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incursion
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/ɪnˈkɜrʒən/
a sudden invasion or raid into another's territory
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recurrence
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/rɪˈkɝəns/
a repeated occurrence or return
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reoccurrence
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/ˌriəˈkɝəns/
a repeated happening of an event
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succor
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/ˈsʌkɚ/
assistance and relief in time of distress; to give such aid
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concourse
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/ˈkɑnkɔrs/
a large open space where crowds gather, as in a station
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concurrency
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/kənˈkɝənsi/
simultaneous occurrence; the running of processes at the same time
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concurrent
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/kənˈkɝənt/
existing or happening at the same time
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concurrently
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/kənˈkɝəntli/
at the same time; simultaneously
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corsair
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/ˈkɔrsɛr/
a pirate or privateer, especially of the Barbary Coast
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currentness
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/ˈkɜrəntnəs/
the state of being current or up to date
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excursus
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/ɛkˈskɜrsəs/
a detailed digression appended to or inserted within a text
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occurrent
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/əˈkɝənt/
occurring or happening at the present moment; actually taking place
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recursive
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/rɪˈkɝsɪv/
characterized by repeated application of a rule, defined in terms of itself
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reoccur
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/ˌriəˈkɝ/
to happen or occur again
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