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A prefix is a part of a word attached in front of a root word to augment meaning.For example,prefix = pre (before) + fix (to place): A word-part attached to the beginning of a...
A prefix is a part of a word attached in front of a root word to augment meaning.For example,prefix = pre (before) + fix (to place): A word-part attached to the beginning of a...
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