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      supplement
      noun
      a supplementary component that improves capability
      a quantity added (e.g. to make up for a deficiency)
      textual matter that is added onto a publication
      verb
      add to the very end
      serve as a supplement to
      add as a supplement to what seems insufficient
      Roots
      subsup- · Latin · under, belowpleo-ple · Latin · fill
      Synonyms for supplement
      supplementationnaddendumnaddendacomplementnadditionnpostscriptnaugmentvsuperadditionnappurtenancenadditamentnaccessoryn
      Words related to supplement
      suppletoryadjvitaminizevsupplementaladjsubjunctionnsupplementaryadjsupplementallyadvsubjoiningnmultivitaminnsourcebookparergonvitaminsnmegavitaminssuperadditionalspirulinavitamervitaminicadjcomplementaladjascititiousadjappendvreplenishvnutritionaladjcomplementaryadjdietaryadjglucosaminenadditionaladjmegadoseaugmentableadjnutrientadjnutriceuticaladj

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      Where does supplement come from?

      The word supplement breaks down into 2 roots of Latin origin: sup-, from Latin sub (“under, below”); and -ple, from Latin pleo (“fill”). Explore each root to see other English words built from the same source.

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