The prefix part of the word dismayed is 'dis-'. If the prefix is 'un-' it means the opposite of dismayed; not dismayed: undismayed.
Gladdened.
Glad, Overjoyed, Joyous, Happy,
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The prefix un- makes the word "unsuitable."
This is an idiomatic usage, but if bug is a verb, then the opposite is unbug. Correction:If you are meaning "bug" as in "to conceal a listening device," the prefix would be "de" as in "debug."
The prefix added to "payment" to make it opposite is "non-."
Gladdened.
The prefix for "dismayed" is "dis-." This prefix is used to indicate a negation or reversal of the state described by the root word. In this case, "dismayed" conveys a sense of being troubled or distressed, with "dis-" suggesting a departure from a state of ease or contentment.
The prefix added to the word "approve" to make it its opposite is "dis-", resulting in the word "disapprove."
The prefix that would make "bolt" an opposite word is "un-". So, "unbolt" would be the opposite of "bolt".
Glad, Overjoyed, Joyous, Happy,
Im- is the correct prefix. This would make the word immature.
Dis-comfort
The prefix added to "justice" to make it the opposite is "in-". This forms the word "injustice," meaning the lack of fairness or a violation of rights.
The prefix "un-" can be added to the word "incredible" to create the opposite, which would be "uncredible" meaning not credible or believable.
The opposite prefix of the prefix "meta-" is "pre-".
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