Pre-Fixes Flashcards

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abs, abs

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  • from, away from
  • example1: abduct (lead away, kidnap)
  • example2: abjure (renounce)
  • example3: abject (degraded, cast down)
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ad, ac, af, ag, an, ap, ar, as, at

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  • to, forward
  • example1: adit (entrance)
  • example2: accord (agreement, harmony)
  • example3: afflicition (distress)
  • example4: aggregation (collection)
  • example5: annexation (add to)
  • example6: apparition (ghost)
  • example7: arraignment (indictment)
  • example8: assumption (arrogance, the taking for granted)
  • example9: attendance ( presence, the persons present)
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ambi

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  • both
  • example1: ambidextrous (skilled with both hands)
  • example2: ambiguous (of double meaning)
  • example3: ambivalent (having two conflictiing emotions)
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an, a

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  • without
  • example1: anarchy (lack of government)
  • example2: anemia (lack of blood)
  • example3: amoral (without moral sense)
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ante

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  • before
  • example1: antecedent (preceding event or word)
  • example2: antediluvian (ancient, “before the flood)
  • example3: ante-nuptial (befoe the wedding)
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anti

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  • against, opposite
  • example1: antipathy (hatred)
  • example2: antiseptic (against infection)
  • example3: antithetical (exactly opposite)
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arch

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  • chief, fist
  • example1: archeype (original)
  • example2: archbishop (chief bishop)
  • example3: archeology (study of first or ancient times)
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be

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  • over, thoroughly
  • example1: bedaub (smear over)
  • example2: befuddie (confuse thoroughly)
  • example3: beguile (deceive, charm thoroughly)
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bi

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  • two
  • example1: bicameral (composed of two houses:Congress)
  • example2: biennial (every two years)
  • example3: bicycle (two-wheeled vehicle)
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