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What is the prefixes for the word Sight?
over (sight)
What is the prefix of opsis?
the prefix means 'sight' in the sense of stereopsis seeing solid objects
What does the prefix vision mean?
The prefix "vision-" pertains to sight or seeing, often related to the eyes or the act of perceiving visually.
What is a prefix for to lose something?
A prefix for "to lose something" is "dis-". For example, "disappear" means to lose sight of something.
Could blind have a prefix?
Yes, "un-" can be added as a prefix to "blind" to create "unblind," which means to restore sight or remove blindness. However, it is not commonly used and "blind" is generally used without a prefix.
Which prefix has the meaning ahead?
pre- prefix presuppose
What is the prefixes for the word Sight?
over (sight)
What is the prefix of opsis?
the prefix means 'sight' in the sense of stereopsis seeing solid objects
What does the prefix opia mean?
-Opia means sight. Anisometropia is a disease where your eyes have different levels of sight.
What does the prefix vision mean?
The prefix "vision-" pertains to sight or seeing, often related to the eyes or the act of perceiving visually.
Blank distance is the distance you can see ahead?
sight distance
What is a prefix for to lose something?
A prefix for "to lose something" is "dis-". For example, "disappear" means to lose sight of something.
Why is ahead not a compound word?
A compound word is two words put together. The 'a' in 'ahead' is not considered a word, but a prefix.
How far you can see ahead and becomes shorter as you reach a hilltop?
sight distance!!!
Increase the distance between you and the car ahead of you to more than 3 seconds when?
your line-of-sight is greater than 30 seconds ahead
Could blind have a prefix?
Yes, "un-" can be added as a prefix to "blind" to create "unblind," which means to restore sight or remove blindness. However, it is not commonly used and "blind" is generally used without a prefix.
What does the prefix vor mean?
The prefix "vor-" means "before" or "in front of" in German. It is commonly used in words to indicate something that comes before or leads ahead.
