SIMIL, SIMUL

1
SIMIL, SIMUL like, resembling

• assimilate to integrate someone into a larger
  group, so that differences are minimized or
  eliminated, or they become integrated.
• simile a figure of speech in which two
  essentially unlike things are compared, often in
  a phrase introduced by like or as.
• simulacrum a representation or image of
  something.

2
TEND to move, stretch a certain direction to
hold out

• tendon (s) an of the inelastic cords of tough,
  fibrous connective tissue in which muscle fibers
  end and by which muscles are attached to bones or
  other parts sinew.
• pretend to take upon oneself venture.
• tendency an inclination to move or act in a
  particular direction or way constant disposition
  to some action or state leaning bias
  propensity bent.

3
WARD in the direction of

• northward toward the north.
• inward proceeding or directed toward the
  inside or interior.
• forward directed toward a point in advance
  moving ahead onward.

4
PHOBIA fear

• claustrophobia an abnormal fear of being in
  enclosed or narrow places.
• acrophobia a pathological fear of heights.
• agoraphobia an abnormal fear of being in
  crowds, public places, or open areas, sometimes
  accompanied by anxiety attacks.

5
INTRO into, inward

• introspect to practice introspection
  consider one's own internal state or feelings.
• introvert to direct (the mind, one's interest,
  etc.) partly to things within the self.
• intromission the act of putting one thing
  into another.