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derived from the Old French word autoritederived from the Latin word auctoritas (authority, influence; responsibility; title, ownership; right to authorize)derived from the Medieval Latin word auctor (seller, vendor; originator)derived from the Latin word auctus (enlarged, large, abundant; growth, increase, enlargement)derived from the Latin word augere (increase, enlarge, augment)derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *aug-

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this is stupid were is the prefix at
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14y ago

Well, authority comes from the Old French word autorité and from the Latin word auctoritas, both of which share similar meanings with the word authority. It doesn't really have a root word in English.

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11y ago

prefix - is a syllable word added at the beginning of the to change the meaning

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Q: What is the root word of authority?
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