fac-, facil-, fact-, feas-, -feat, -fect, -feit, -facient, -faction, -fic-, -fy, -ficate, -fication

To swell or to cause something to swell or to get bigger.

Where there is a right, there is also a duty.

Privilege does not come free of responsibilities.

Exceedingly or exceptionally posh or chic: Wendy never wanted to wear old-fashioned clothes. so she always bought ultrafashionable ones which were all the rage and voguish.

Not disposed to be assigned to a certain category; unidentifiable: Mrs. Green's style of writing was unclassifiable being partly romantic, partly historical, partly crime, and all that mixed up in one book.

1. Neither stylish nor popular at a particular time: Julie somehow always had a preference for unfashionable clothes, especially those dating back to the period of her grandmother.
2. Unsuitable in regards to social acceptance: Sandy's school friend lived in an unfashionable and tacky part of town across the railroad tracks.