The opposite of confident is diffident. The prefix is dif-, a variation of de-. The root word is -fident, related to "fidelity", "bona fides", "fiduciary" and other similar words having to do with trust.
Unconfident also fits.
The prefix that adds to the word 'confident' to mean its opposite is "un-". So, "unconfident" means lacking in confidence.
The prefix that makes "upgrade" mean the opposite is "down-," so "downgrade" means to lower or reduce in quality or status.
The prefix "anti-" means against or opposite. It is used to indicate opposition or resistance to something.
"Non-" is a common prefix that can be attached to the beginning of a word to indicate that it is the opposite of something else.
The prefix "un-" means "not" or "opposite of". It is commonly used to reverse the meaning of a word.
Yes, the prefix for disgust is "dis-", which can mean "opposite" or "reverse."
The prefix "dif means the opposite of, or reverse.
The prefix 'dis' means not or the opposite of something.
without
opposite
Divise
The prefix 'dis-' is used in this sense as 'to do the opposite of', as in 'disallow'. To disconnect, therefore, is to act in the directly opposite of 'connect'.
The prefix a- means NOT. In the word amoral it means the opposite of moral.
The prefix that makes "upgrade" mean the opposite is "down-," so "downgrade" means to lower or reduce in quality or status.
UNfreeze
The prefix "dis" means to do the opposite i.e. dicontinue It can also mean not, as in disloyal
HN is not a prefix at all, it is the abbreviation for Honduras. A prefix is a cyllable added to the beginning of a word which changes or adds to the root's meaning in a specific and consistent way.
The prefix anti- can mean opposite or opposed (against). The prefix non- applied to an adjective means not, and the prefix im- also means not or unable to be.