FY BCOM SEM_I AEC_ Grammar Vocabulary Building: Prefixes and Suffixes

Prefixes and Suffixes:

A prefix is a word fragment added in front of a root or a word.

Prefixes – Meaning and Examples

Prefix	Meaning	Examples
a-	not, without	amoral, apolitical
ant-, anti-	instead, against	antisocial, antacid
auto-	self	autograph, automatic
bi-	two, double	bifurcate, biannual
de-, dis-	not, opposite	deform, disagree
em-, en-	cause to	empower, enact
il-, im-	not	illiterate, impure
in-, ir-	not	insincere, irrelevant
inter-	between	international, intercept
mis-	wrong	misspell, misinterpret
non-	not	nonviolent, nonconformity
pre-	before, toward	precedent, preposition
re-	again	rewrite, regain
semi-	half, partly	semicircle, semifinal
sub-	under	substandard, subway
tri-	three	triangle, triceps
un-	not	unusual, unhappy

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