Sed , sid - to sit, settle

1. Sed, sid- to sit, settle

2. Conjunctive Adverbs • Also, however, otherwise, consequently, moreover, hence, nevertheless, thus, indeed, similarly, likewise, finally, furthermore • I do not like tomatoes; however, I like Heinz ketchup.

3. Sedation - induced relaxation, esp. by prescription drugs= noun

4. sedated • I was hoping to be sedated during childbirth; however, the doctor said I had to be awake.

5. Subside- v. to settle or sink down; lessen

6. Subside • The rain caused much damage; furthermore, it took weeks for the water to subside.

7. Residue (n.) that which is left back after separating; remains

8. residue • I washed my dirty dog in the tub; consequently, a gross ring of residue remained until I cleaned up the mess.

9. Insidious (adj). Having a gradual and negative accumulating effect; harmful

10. Insidious (adj.): harmful • At first the dog bite did not seem that harmful; nevertheless, it proved insidious causing blood poisoning.

11. Sedentary (adj.) involving much sitting; inactive

12. sedentary • I was lazy all day; furthermore, in the evening, I slept on the couch enjoying my sedentary lifestyle.