The suffix "-ous" changes the base words to become adjectives, indicating that something is full of or characterized by the quality of being poisonous or treacherous. It describes that the object possesses the quality of being harmful or deceitful.
In the word "poisonous," the letter "o" is silent. The "o" is not pronounced, and the word is pronounced as "POY-zuh-nus." The silent "o" is a common feature in English words, where certain letters are not pronounced but still affect the word's spelling and meaning.
Prefixes change the meaning by doing something before or after. Ex:Pre- before doingRe- Doing againA suffix does the opposite. Ex:-ed- Did something Ex: He created... PIE :D
No, "arti" is not a prefix. It is not commonly used at the beginning of words to change their meaning.
Emphasis can change the meaning of a sentence by highlighting specific words or phrases to convey a different tone, emotion, or intention. For example, placing emphasis on different words in the sentence "I didn't say she stole the money" can alter the focus and interpretation of the statement.
un-
Unscrupulous, treacherous and lying are words meaning devious.
a suffix will change the meaning
False.
metamorphosis
Literal
A suffix
In the word "poisonous," the letter "o" is silent. The "o" is not pronounced, and the word is pronounced as "POY-zuh-nus." The silent "o" is a common feature in English words, where certain letters are not pronounced but still affect the word's spelling and meaning.
They really dont "Help you" but they change and modify the meaning of words. Example: unforgiving; you use the prefix un- meaning not so it changes the words meaning.
Prefixes change the meaning by doing something before or after. Ex:Pre- before doingRe- Doing againA suffix does the opposite. Ex:-ed- Did something Ex: He created... PIE :D
Rude, Obnoxious, Hostile, Unfriendly, Terrible, Treacherous.... there are a lot more.
false, to change
Gentle, healthy, harmless, nonpoisonous, or lifegiving. Those words are the opposite of poisonous.