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The /ut/ or /it/ ending is sometimes spelled -ite.
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composite | A composite material is made up of different parts. |
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definite | Is it definite that Jim is coming? |
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exquisite | The flowers you sent were exquisite. |
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favourite  |
His favourite lesson is Spanish. |
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granite | Granite is often used for kitchen countertops. |
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hypocrite | She's no friend, she's a hypocrite. |
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infinite | An infinite number of stars in the universe. |
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opposite | Sit on the opposite side. |
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requisite | This is the requisite album for music lovers. |
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Learn about these words in Unit 32. Word endings: -et, -ot, -ate, -ite
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