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What does the prefix pro mean?
Pro- means "forward or before.
What is the prefix of profusion?
The prefix of "profusion" is "pro-," which means "forward" or "in favor of."
What is the prefix of promontory?
"Pro" is the prefix, "mont" is the root, and "ory" is the suffix.
What prefix combined with flexion means forward curvature of a part or organ?
The prefix "ante-" combined with "flexion" means forward curvature of a part or organ.
What is an antonym prefix for the prefix retro?
Where the prefix retro- does not merely "reverse" the existing condition (which would already be the opposite e.g. retro-rocket), the opposite would be pro- (proactive, progressive, prograde, and prospective).
Does procrastinate have a prefix?
Procrastinate does have a prefix. It is pro-. Pro- means forward. So the meaning of procrastinate is to not move forward.
What does the prefix pro mean?
Pro- means "forward or before.
What is the prefix of profusion?
The prefix of "profusion" is "pro-," which means "forward" or "in favor of."
What are some words with the prefix fore?
forward
What is the prefix of promontory?
"Pro" is the prefix, "mont" is the root, and "ory" is the suffix.
What prefix combined with flexion means forward curvature of a part or organ?
The prefix "ante-" combined with "flexion" means forward curvature of a part or organ.
Is profit a prefix that's means before?
No, Profit is not a prefix. Also the prefix pro- means forward, not before like pre-.
What is exceed changed into a prefix that means to go forward?
proceed
The prefix pro makes the word progressive mean moving?
forward
What is the meaning of prefix por?
In some words it means "forward" or "forth."
What is an antonym prefix for the prefix retro?
Where the prefix retro- does not merely "reverse" the existing condition (which would already be the opposite e.g. retro-rocket), the opposite would be pro- (proactive, progressive, prograde, and prospective).
Is there a prefix in 'profit'?
Yes; it's pro-, meaning "forward". "Profit" is from the Latin noun profectus (-us, m.), "advance, progress, profit", which in turn is from pro- "forward" and facere, "to do, to make". The same prefix is seen in "progress", from Latin progredi, "to go forward."
