Word Wizard Flashcards Part II. Prefixes PREFIXMEANINGEXAMPLES un-not, oppositeunlock mis-badly, wronglymisunderstand com-together, withcompress sub-undersubmarine.

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Word Wizard Flashcards Part II

Prefixes PREFIXMEANINGEXAMPLES un-not, oppositeunlock mis-badly, wronglymisunderstand com-together, withcompress sub-undersubmarine pre-beforepreseason post-afterpostgame de-remove, oppositedefuse inter-betweeninterstate

Suffixes SUFFIXMEANINGEXAMPLES -er comparative adj.; person who colder, faster -estsuperlative adjectivecoldest, fastest -ousfull ofcourageous -mentresult or actiondevelopment -ionaction or resultinspection -allikenatural

Greek Roots PREFIXMEANINGEXAMPLES telefar, distanttelescope thermheatthermometer scoptarget, viewkaleidoscope biolifebiology photolightphotography graphwritingautograph

Latin Roots LATIN ROOTMEANINGEXAMPLES audhearaudible, audience speclookspectator, spectacle portto carryportable motmovemotivate

pre- before pregame preseason precook

post- after postgame postprom postpone

curtail verb to cut short; reduce

-ion action or result inspection reaction suspicion

-al like national natural developmental

dejected adjective low in spirits

scop Greek Root target, view microscope telescopic kaleidoscope

bio Greek Root life biology biography biome

gregarious adjective happy to be with others

de- remove, opposite defuse detract

inter- between intercontinental interrupt

docile adjective easy to handle or train

mot Latin Root to move motion motivate promotion

port Latin Root to carry import export portfolio

germinate verb to begin to grow

graph Greek Root writing telegraph autograph calligraphy

photo Greek Root light photograph telephoto

classify verb to put into groups according to a system