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A suffix is a two or three letters added to a word such as un- added to comfortable makes the word uncomfortable.
If you add almost to without you have almostwithout which is not a word you will find in a dictionary
Without does not have a suffix. It is a compound word. Both "with" and "out" are complete words of their own. A suffix is a part of the end of a word that can not stand by itself such as "ing" "tion" or "ly".
Merriment without its suffix would be "merry." Merriment is a noun that refers to a state of fun and enjoyment, while merry is an adjective that describes someone as cheerful and jolly.
The suffix of "sleepless" is "-less", which means without.
A common suffix for 'type' is '-less', which means without. For example, 'colorless' means without color.
The root word for "impatiently" without a suffix is "impatient."
Without does not have a suffix. It is a compound word. Both "with" and "out" are complete words of their own. A suffix is a part of the end of a word that can not stand by itself such as "ing" "tion" or "ly".
Merriment without its suffix would be "merry." Merriment is a noun that refers to a state of fun and enjoyment, while merry is an adjective that describes someone as cheerful and jolly.
You would add the suffix -less meaning without or lacking, to make "senseless."
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-Less is the suffix in helpless. It means without or lacking.
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The suffix of "sleepless" is "-less", which means without.
A common suffix for 'type' is '-less', which means without. For example, 'colorless' means without color.
The root word for "impatiently" without a suffix is "impatient."
The suffix for the word harmless is -less, which means without. hope that helps!
1774 without any suffix would be considered 1774 AD in the Gregorian calendar
It would be CCed, without the ' between the CC and the suffix.