preserve
Anti-rot is a prefix word that signifies stopping something from rotting.
No, "interrupted" is not a prefix word. "Interrupted" is a past tense verb form of "interrupt," which means to stop or hinder the progress of something. Prefixes are added at the beginning of a word to change its meaning.
The prefix word with de- that means to let air out of something is "deflate."
The prefix that can be added to the word "sense" to indicate that something doesn't make sense is "in-".
The prefix "in-" in the word "inherent" means "within" or "existing as a natural part of something."
The prefix to the word 'prepared' is 'pre-' 'pre-' means to come before something. The word 'prefix has the same meaning.
The most common prefix for the word stop is non. This makes the word nonstop and that prefix means not.
Preserve.
The word for that is illegible. The prefix for this word is il-.
The prefix to the word 'prepared' is 'pre-' 'pre-' means to come before something. The word 'prefix has the same meaning.
There is no prefix in fault. A prefix is something put in front of a word like invisible.
The prefix for "accustomed" is "ac-" which means "toward" or "to" in this context.
The prefix to the word 'prepared' is 'pre-' 'pre-' means to come before something. The word 'prefix has the same meaning.
The prefix "con-" means "with" or "together." It is used in words like "connect" (to join together) or "contribute" (to give together).
stop or stand (depends on the word)
a prefix
The prefix of the word ordinate is or. This prefix essentially means that it is one who does something or associates with what the word is talking about.
The most common prefix for the word stop is non. This makes the word nonstop and that prefix means not.