Prefixes Suffixes and Root Words

The suffix of interfere is -e.

The suffixes for "enthusiastic" are -ly (enthusiastically) and -ness (enthusiasm).

The root word in stereotype is "type," which refers to a category or classification of something. The prefix "stereo-" adds the connotation of something fixed or unchanging, implying a fixed perception or image of a particular group or thing.

A possible suffix for "arrived" is "ing", making it "arriving".

The root word "pen" comes from the Latin word "penna," which means feather. This root is commonly found in words related to writing or drawing, such as penmanship, penumbra, and penitentiary.

The root word of "restless" is "rest."

1. Monochrome - having one color
2. Monologue - a long speech by one person
3. Monolith - a large single upright stone or pillar
4. Monogamy - the practice of being married to one person at a time
5. Monotone - a sound that doesn't vary in pitch

The prefix for "carriage" is "car-".

The root word for frequency is "frequens," which is a Latin word meaning "frequent" or "often happening."

The root word for intestines is "intestin," which comes from the Latin word "intestinus."

the prefix of disorganized is dis- which with means not organized hope i helped u

The suffix of orthopnea is "-pnea," which means breathing or respiration.

The opposite prefix for personal is "impersonal."

Some words that end with the suffix -ct include: 

• direct
• impact
• contact
• respect

cession

fission

expression

session

mission

passion

emission

omission

compression

manumission

progression

readmission

admission

suppression

agression

commission

compassion

passion

concession

confession

depression

digression

discussion

expression

impression

oppression

percussion

permission

possession

procession

profession

repression

submission

The prefix "slov" means word or speech. It is derived from the Latin word "loqui" meaning to speak.

A prefix on a job application refers to an honorific title that comes before a person's name, such as Mr., Mrs., Ms., Dr., etc. It is used to show respect and convey the gender or professional status of the individual.

The suffix for "replied" is "-ed."

The base word for "disappeared" is "appear."

The root "voc/vok" relates to the concept of "calling" or "voice." It is commonly seen in words like vocal, invoke, and advocate.

The root word for "observant" is "observe."

The base word of "plateau" is "plate."

The prefix that can be added to "dispensable" is "in-", to create the word "indispensable."

frequent, frequenting, frequently

The prefix "poly-" in polyuria means many or excessive. So, polyuria refers to the condition of producing abnormally large amounts of urine.