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Prefixes in English! Learn useful list of common prefixes in English with definition and examples ,to help you understand hundreds of new words....💙💛💚

Prefix definition:
In English, a prefix ➡is a letter/a group of letters attached to the beginning of a word to form a new word. In simple words, a prefix is a few letters put at the beginning of a word to change its meaning.

Prefix examples:

💛Un: unicycle, universal, unilateral, unanimous
💛Tri: triangle, tripod, tricycle
💛Super: superfood, superstar, supernatural, superimpose

💛Prefix ante-
Meaning: Before
Examples: Antenatal, anteroom, antedate
💛Prefix anti-
Meaning: Against, opposing
💛Prefix examples: Antibiotic, antidepressant, antidote, antisocial
💛Prefix circum-
Meaning: Around
Examples: Circumstance, circumvent, circumnavigate
💛Prefix co-
Meaning: With
Examples: Co-worker, co-pilot, co-operation
💛Prefix de-
Meaning: Off, down, away from
Examples: Devalue, defrost, derail, demotivate
💛Prefix dis-
Meaning: Opposite of, not
examples: Disagree, disappear, disintegrate, disapprove
💛Prefix em-, en-
Meaning: Cause to, put into
Examples: Embrace, encode, embed, enclose, engulf
💛Prefix epi-
Meaning: Upon, close to, after
Examples: Epicentre, episcope, epidermis
💛Prefix ex-
Meaning: Former, out of
Examples: Ex-president, ex-boyfriend, exterminate
💛Prefix extra-
Meaning: Beyond, more than
examples: Extracurricular, extraordinary, extra-terrestrial
💛Prefix fore-
Meaning: Before
Examples: Forecast, forehead, foresee, foreword, foremost
💛Prefix homo-
Meaning: Same
Examples: Homosexual, homonuclear, homoplastic
💛Prefix hyper-
Meaning: Over, above
Examples: Hyperactive, hyperventilate
💛Prefix il-, im-, in-, ir-
Meaning: Not
examples: Impossible, illegal, irresponsible, indefinite
💛Prefix im-, in-
Meaning: Into
Examples: Insert, import, inside
💛Prefix infra-
Meaning: Beneath, below
examples: Infrastructure, infrared, infrasonic, infraspecific
💛Prefix inter-, intra-
Meaning: Between
Examples: Interact, intermediate, intergalactic, intranet, interstellar
💛Prefix macro-
Meaning: Large
Examples: Macroeconomics, macromolecule
💛Prefix micro-
Meaning: Small
examples: Microscope, microbiology, microfilm, microwave
💛Prefix mid-
Meaning: Middle
Examples: Midfielder, midway, midsummer
💛Prefix mis-
Meaning: Wrongly
Examples: Misinterpret, misfire, mistake, misunderstand
💛Prefix mono-
Meaning: One, singular
Examples: Monotone, monobrow, monolithic
💛Prefix non-
Meaning: Not, without
Examples: Nonsense, nonentity, nondescript
💛Prefix omni-
Meaning: All, every
Examples: Omnibus, omnivore, omnipotent
💛Prefix para-
Meaning: Beside
examples: Parachute, paramedic, paradox
💛Prefix post-
Meaning: After
Examples: Post-mortem, postpone, post-natal
💛Prefix pre-
Meaning: Before
Examples: Prefix, predetermine, pre-intermediate
💛Prefix pro-
Meaning: Foward
Examples: Proceed, prowar, promote, propose, progress
💛Prefix re-
Meaning: Again
Examples: Return, rediscover, reiterate, reunite
💛Prefix semi-
Meaning: Half
examples: Semicircle, semi-final, semiconscious
💛Prefix sub-
Meaning: Under
Examples: Submerge, submarine, sub-category, subtitle
💛Prefix super-
Meaning: Above, over
Examples: Superfood, superstar, supernatural, superimpose
💛Prefix therm-
Meaning: Heat
Examples: Thermometer, thermostat, thermodynamic
💛Prefix trans-
Meaning: Across, beyond
Examples: Transport, transnational, transatlantic
💛Prefix tri-
Meaning: Three
Examples: Triangle, tripod, tricycle
💛Prefix un-
Meaning: Not
Examples: Unfinished, unfriendly, undone, unknown
💛Prefix uni-
Meaning: One
Examples: Unicycle, universal, unilateral, unanimous

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