What prefix can be used for courteous?

Answer 1

impolite

Answer 2

Oh, dude, the prefix you're looking for is "dis." So, like, if you add "dis" to "courteous," you get "discourteous." It's like the opposite of being all polite and stuff. So, if you wanna be rude, just slap that "dis" on there.

Answer 3

The prefix that can be used for "courteous" is "dis-". When you add the prefix "dis-" to "courteous," it changes the meaning to "discourteous," which means showing a lack of manners or politeness. Prefixes are added to the beginning of a word to modify its meaning.

Answer 4

Suffix - can change the meanings of the root words to which they are added.Adding suffixes to words can also changes what part of speech the word is.

Here are some examples:

-ness

-ment

-ity

means a state,condition,or quality

-ance

means an action or process;quality or state of

-ism

means act of,state of,doctrine of,or characteristic of

-ian

means one who works with

-ist

means aone who practices an action;one occupied with work skilled in

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Answer 5

The prefix for courteous is 'dis' - discourteous

Answer 6

The prefixes "dis" and "un" can both be used to achieve a very similar meaning.

Answer 7

Im (which means 'not')

Answer 8

Imitate or dimmer?

Answer 9

Impolite

Answer 10

do