43. WPME p. 361
in-
negative prefix
-ness
noun suffix
credo
to belief
-ous
adj suffix
-ible
can be; able to be
-ity
noun suffix
-ence
noun suffix
dis-
negative prefix
indefatigability
tirelessness
ingenuousness
frankness
disingenuousness
cunning
naïveté
inexperience; unworldliness
credibility
believability
incredulity
skepticism
credence
belief, trust
credo
personal code of ethics
ingenious
clever; inventive; shrewd
credulous
willing to believe
gullible
easily tricked
incredible
unbelievable
creed
religious belief
credentials
document proving privileges, identity, etc.
ingenuity
shrewdness; cleverness
naïve
inexperienced; unworldly
Is indefatigability a sign of physical and emotional health?
y
Is ingenuousness a normal quality of young childhood?
Y
Is ingenuity a characteristic of inventors?
Y
Are some adolescents naïve?
Y
Are unintelligent people often gullible?
Y
Is incredulity the mark of the agnostic?
Y
Does an incredible story invite belief?
No
Do people generally live by a credo?
Y
Does our Constitution guarantee certain rights to Americans irrespective of their creed?
Y
Are ingenious people sometimes disingenuous?
Y
Do we generally give credence to incredible statements?
N
inexperience; unsophistication
naive
believing (adj.)
credulous
religious belief
creed
believable
credible
great reservoir of energy
indefatigability
frankness
ingenuousness
crafty; dishonest
disingenuous
inventive; clever
ingenious
easily tricked
gullible
skeptical
incredulous
unbelievable
incredible
personal code
credo