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Latin Roots: Pli/Ploy/Plic- to fold, coil.

Latin Roots: Pli/Ploy/Plic- to fold, coil. 1. ploy v. a maneuver or stratagem to gain the advantage; ruse; subterfuge; gambit. 2. pliant adj. having a variety of uses; adaptable; pliable. 3. ply v. to work with diligently; employ busily; wield. 4. deploy v.

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Latin Roots: Pli/Ploy/Plic- to fold, coil.

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  1. Latin Roots:Pli/Ploy/Plic- to fold, coil.

  2. 1. ploy v. a maneuver or stratagem to gain the advantage; ruse; subterfuge; gambit

  3. 2. pliant adj. having a variety of uses; adaptable; pliable

  4. 3. ply v. to work with diligently; employ busily; wield.

  5. 4. deploy v. to spread out; to arrange, place, or move strategically

  6. 5. employ v. to engage the services of

  7. 6. complicity n. involvement as an accomplice or associate in wrongdoing in a questionable act or a crime

  8. 7. duplicity n. deliberate deceptiveness in behavior or speech; an instance of deliberate deceptiveness; double-dealing

  9. 8. inexplicable adj. difficult or impossible to explain or account for

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