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e-motion, pro-motion, loco-motion

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sweetless

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The prefix forÊread is reread whileÊtie is untie. AlwaysÊbear in mind that a prefix is a word that creates a new meaning when introduced at the beginning of another word. For example, the prefix for happy isÊunhappy.Ê

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omni im

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Injustice

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The pre portion of the word is the prefix- it comes before. A suffix goes at the end.

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In Enlgish, 'decisive' does not contain any prefixes.

Its original Latin root contained the prefix 'de-'.

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it means name

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There are several hundred adjectives ended in E that can form an LY adverb.

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abortively

abrasively

absolutely

abstractively

abstrusely

abusively

accommodately

accurately

accusatively

acquisitively

actively

acutely

adaptively

adequately

adhesively

adjectively

adjunctively

administratively

adversely

affectionately

affectively

affirmatively

afflictively

aggregately

aggressively

agilely

alliteratively

allusively

alternately

alternatively

antiquely

appellatively

appositely

appositively

appreciatively

apprehensively

appropriately

approximately

argumentatively

articulately

assertively

astutely

attentively

attractively

attributively

austerely

authoritatively

averagely

aversely

barely

basely

bellicosely

bizarrely

blithely

bluely

bravely

brittlely

brusquely

causatively

chastely

choicely

circumscriptively

circumspectively

clandestinely

closely

coactively

coarsely

cognitively

cohesively

collectively

collusively

combatively

comely

commensurately

comparatively

compassionately

competitively

completely

complicately

compositely

comprehensively

compulsatively

compulsively

comradely

concavely

concessively

concisely

conclusively

concretely

conjunctively

connectively

connotatively

consecutively

conservatively

considerately

constitutively

constructively

consummately

consumptively

contemplatively

contritely

convectively

conversely

convulsively

cooperatively

coordinately

copulatively

cordately

corporately

correlatively

corrosively

corymbosely

costively

counteractively

counterintuitively

creatively

creaturely

crudely

cumulatively

cursively

cutely

datively

deceptively

decisively

declaratively

decoratively

decursively

decussately

deductively

defectively

defensively

definitely

definitively

degenerately

deliberately

deliberatively

delicately

delusively

demonstratively

demurely

densely

dentately

derisively

derivatively

derogately

descriptively

desolately

desperately

destructively

determinately

diffusely

diffusively

digitately

digressively

diminutively

direly

disconsolately

discretely

discretively

discriminately

discriminatively

discursively

disjunctively

disordinately

dispassionately

dispensatively

dispositively

disproportionately

disruptively

dissolutely

distinctively

distributively

divaricately

diversely

divinely

effectively

effeminately

effusively

elaborately

electively

emarginately

emulatively

entirely

eruditely

evasively

excessively

exclusively

excursively

executively

exhaustively

expansively

expeditely

expensively

explosively

expressively

exquisitely

extensively

extortionately

extremely

facilely

falsely

fearsomely

femininely

fertilely

fiercely

figuratively

finely

finitely

fortunately

freely

fulsomely

furtively

futilely

futurely

gamely

genuinely

gradely

grandiosely

gravely

grotesquely

gruesomely

handsomely

hoarsely

homely

hostilely

housewifely

hugely

humanely

humorsomely

illatively

illegitimately

illiterately

illusively

illustratively

imaginatively

imitatively

immaculately

immaturely

immediately

immensely

immoderately

impassively

imperatively

implicatively

impolitely

importunately

importunely

imprecisely

impressively

impulsively

impurely

imputatively

inabusively

inaccurately

inactively

inadequately

inanely

inappropriately

inarticulately

inattentively

inchoately

incisely

incisively

inclusively

incompletely

inconclusively

inconsiderately

indecisively

indefinitely

indelicately

indeterminately

indicatively

indiscriminately

inductively

ineffectively

inexpensively

inexpressively

infinitely

informatively

inhumanely

innately

inoffensively

inopportunely

inordinately

inquisitively

insanely

insatiately

inscriptively

insecurely

insensitively

inseparately

insincerely

instinctively

instructively

intellectively

intemperately

intempestively

intensely

intensively

intentively

intermediately

interpretatively

interrogatively

intimately

intransitively

intricately

intrusively

intuitively

invectively

inventively

inversely

inveterately

inviolately

irately

irksomely

irresolutely

irrespectively

iteratively

jejunely

jocosely

lamely

lancely

largely

lately

legislatively

legitimately

leisurely

lightsomely

lithely

loathsomely

lobately

loosely

lucratively

masculinely

massively

maturely

meagrely

mediately

meditatively

merely

minutely

moderately

morosely

multiplicatively

mundanely

mutely

naively

namely

narratively

natively

negatively

nicely

nominately

nominatively

noncompetitively

noncomprehensively

nudely

nutritively

obdurately

objectively

obliquely

obscenely

obscurely

obsessively

obsoletely

obstinately

obstructively

obtrusively

obtusely

obversely

offensively

opaquely

operatively

opinionately

opportunely

oppositely

oppressively

optatively

ordinately

originatively

ornately

ostensively

palely

palmately

partitively

passionately

passively

pejoratively

penetratively

pensively

perceptively

perfectively

permissively

perspectively

persuasively

pervasively

perversely

picturesquely

pinnately

plaintively

politely

positively

possessively

postoperatively

precipitately

precisely

preclusively

predicatively

predictively

prematurely

premeditately

preparatively

prepensely

prerogatively

prescriptively

presumptively

preventively

primely

primitively

privately

privatively

productively

profanely

profligately

profusely

progressively

prohibitively

pronely

proportionately

prospectively

protectively

protrusively

provocatively

proximately

puerilely

punitively

purely

purgatively

purposely

putatively

quadripartitely

qualitatively

quantitatively

quantitively

radioactively

rarely

reactively

receptively

recessively

reclusely

reductively

reflectively

reflexively

regeneratively

regressively

relatively

remotely

repetitively

representatively

repulsively

rescriptively

resolutely

respectively

responsively

restively

restoratively

restrictively

retentively

retroactively

retrogressively

retrospectively

reversely

rimosely

ripely

routinely

rudely

safely

sagely

sanely

sanguinely

savagely

scarcely

secretively

securely

sedately

seductively

selectively

sensitively

separately

serenely

serpentinely

servilely

severely

sincerely

snidely

snively

sombrely

sorely

sparely

sparsely

speculatively

sportively

sprucely

squarely

stalely

statuesquely

strangely

suavely

subjectively

sublimely

submissively

subobscurely

subordinately

substantively

subversively

successively

suggestively

superlatively

supinely

supplely

supremely

surely

talkatively

tamely

temperately

tensely

tentatively

tersely

tiresomely

transitively

transversely

tripartitely

tritely

troublesomely

ultimately

unassertively

unattractively

unchastely

unfortunately

unimaginatively

unimpressively

uninformatively

uniquely

unobtrusively

unproductively

unwisely

urbanely

vaguely

vegetatively

venturesomely

verbosely

vilely

vindictively

wearisomely

welcomely

whitely

wholesomely

widely

winsomely

wisely

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Greek:

Hydro-

Hydra-

Latin:

Aqua-

Aque-

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The root word for impulsive is impulse.

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The suffix in hesitation is ion.

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Optical, optometrist, optometry

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1. midlife
2. midday
3. midriff
4. midfield, midfielder
5. Midwest
6. midtown
7. midpoint
8. midsummer
9. middleman
10. middleweight
11. midwinter
12. midmost
13. midwife
14. midnight
15. midsized
16. midterm
17. midway
18. Mideast
19. midshipman
20. midweek
21. midsection

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Observe, obliterate, obvious

The American Heritage Dictionary has over 3 1/2 pages of words that begin with "ob". You would get a much more comprehensive answer by looking for it, rather than asking for it.

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The word "minutes" is a plural noun.

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It comes from the word respectful, added by a prefix (a prefix is an element added in the beginning of a word) dis- which means "not", and respectful comes from the root word respect, which means the feeling of attitude of admiration.

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The medical term for inflammation of the artery is arteritis, angitis, or the more common term vasculitis.
Arteritis
Arteritis
Vasculitis
Arteritis is a general term that refers to the inflammation of arteries
Arteritis

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A prefix for correct is 'in'; incorrect means something is wrong, an error.

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Legible

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Centi- means one hundredth, for example there are 100 centimetres in a metre and there are 100 centilitres in a litre.

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In place names it is believed to be from the Old English for homestead or farm. Possibly derived from the German 'heim' meaning home. Therefore indicating an Anglo-Saxon settlement.