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1 PREFIXMEANINGEXAMPLE Tri Inter Sub Re Bi Im Un Pre Dis

2 PREFIXMEANINGEXAMPLE TriThreeTriangle Inter Sub Re Bi Im Un Pre Dis

3 PREFIXMEANINGEXAMPLE TriThreeTriangle InterAmong/betweeninterstate Sub Re Bi Im Un Pre Dis

4 PREFIXMEANINGEXAMPLE TriThreeTriangle InterAmong/betweeninterstate SubUnder/belowSubzero Re Bi Im Un Pre Dis

5 PREFIXMEANINGEXAMPLE TriThreeTriangle InterAmong/betweeninterstate SubUnder/belowSubzero ReAgainrewrite Bi Im Un Pre Dis

6 PREFIXMEANINGEXAMPLE TriThreeTriangle InterAmong/betweeninterstate SubUnder/belowSubzero ReAgainrewrite BiTwobicycle Im Un Pre Dis

7 PREFIXMEANINGEXAMPLE TriThreeTriangle InterAmong/betweeninterstate SubUnder/belowSubzero ReAgainrewrite BiTwobicycle ImNotimpolite Un Pre Dis

8 PREFIXMEANINGEXAMPLE TriThreeTriangle InterAmong/betweeninterstate SubUnder/belowSubzero ReAgainrewrite BiTwobicycle ImNotImpolite UnNotunclean Pre Dis

9 PREFIXMEANINGEXAMPLE TriThreeTriangle InterAmong/betweeninterstate SubUnder/belowSubzero ReAgainrewrite BiTwobicycle ImNotImpolite UnNotunclean PreBeforePreschool Dis

10 PREFIXMEANINGEXAMPLE TriThreeTriangle InterAmong/betweeninterstate SubUnder/belowSubzero ReAgainrewrite BiTwobicycle ImNotImpolite UnNotunclean PreBeforePreschool DisOppositedisagree

11 SUFFIXMEANINGEXAMPLE Er Less Ly Ess Or Ful Ish able/ible Like

12 SUFFIXMEANINGEXAMPLE ErOne whoSinger Less Ly Ess Or Ful Ish able/ible Like

13 SUFFIXMEANINGEXAMPLE ErOne whoSinger LessWithoutHomeless Ly Ess Or Ful Ish able/ible Like

14 SUFFIXMEANINGEXAMPLE ErOne whoSinger LessWithoutHomeless LyEvery/wayDaily/quickly Ess Or Ful Ish able/ible Like

15 SUFFIXMEANINGEXAMPLE ErOne whoSinger LessWithoutHomeless LyEvery/wayDaily/quickly EssFemalePrincess Or Ful Ish able/ible Like

16 SUFFIXMEANINGEXAMPLE ErOne whoSinger LessWithoutHomeless LyEvery/wayDaily/quickly EssFemalePrincess OrOne whoactor Ful Ish able/ible Like

17 SUFFIXMEANINGEXAMPLE ErOne whoSinger LessWithoutHomeless LyEvery/wayDaily/quickly EssFemalePrincess OrOne whoactor FulFull ofThankful Ish able/ible Like

18 SUFFIXMEANINGEXAMPLE ErOne whoSinger LessWithoutHomeless LyEvery/wayDaily/quickly EssFemalePrincess OrOne whoactor FulFull ofThankful IshCharacterized by childish able/ible Like

19 SUFFIXMEANINGEXAMPLE ErOne whoSinger LessWithoutHomeless LyEvery/wayDaily/quickly EssFemalePrincess OrOne whoactor FulFull ofThankful IshCharacterized by childish able/ibleAble toTrainable Like

20 SUFFIXMEANINGEXAMPLE ErOne whoSinger LessWithoutHomeless LyEvery/wayDaily/quickly EssFemalePrincess OrOne whoactor FulFull ofThankful IshCharacterized by childish able/ibleAble toTrainable Like childlike

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