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Prefixes PREFIXES Meaning Example ab from aberration ad to adequate ambi both ambidextrous an, a without anarchy anti against anticlimatic ante before antecedent be throughout belie bi two bilateral cata down catacomb circum around circumference com, cor together confluence contra against contraindicate de down (negative) debase deca ten decathlon decem ten decimal di two dipole dia through, between dialectic dis apart (negative) disprove du two duplication dys abnonnal, impaired dysmenorreah epi upon epicenter equi equal equitable ex out extricate extra beyond extracurricular fore in front of foreword hemi half hemisphere hyper excessive hyperboleventilate hypo too little hypothennia in, ir not inefficient in, ir very invite, inflammable inter between interloper intro, intra inside introduce kilo one thousand kilometer meta changing metaphysics micro small microcosm mili, milli one thousand millisecond mis bad, hate misanthrope mono one monopoly multi many multiply neo new neophyte nil, nihil nothing nihilism non not nonentity ob, oc, of, op against obstinate pan all panoramic para beside paranormal per throughout permeate peri around periscope poly many polygon post after posterity pre before predecessor prim first primate pro forward procession quad four quadruple re again reiterate retro backward retrograde semi half semiliterate sub,suc, sup under succumb super, supra above superannuated syn, sym, syl together synthesis trans across transgression un not unkempt uni one unique Suffixes Suffix Meaning Example able, ible capable of credible acy state of celibacy ant full of luxuriant ate to make legitimate er, or one who censor fic making traffic ism belief fascism ist one who racist ize to make victimize oid like steroid ology study of geology ose full of verbose ous full of pious tude state of gratitude ure state of, act primogeniture ROOT LIST A, AN- not, without amoral, atrophy, asymmetrical, anarchy, anesthetic, anonymity, anomaly AB, A- from, away, apart abnormal, abdicate, aberration, abhor, abject, abjure, abortive, abrogate, abscond, absolve, abstemious, annul, avert, aversion AC, ACR- sharp, sour acid, acerbic, exacerbate, acute, acuity, acumen, acrid, acrimony AD, A- to, toward adhere, adjacent, adjunct, admonish, adroit, advent, abeyance, abet, accede, acquiesce, affluent, aggrandize, aggregate, alleviate, allude, ascribe, aspersion, aspire, assail, attest ALl, ALTR- another alias, alienate, inalienable, altruism AM, AMI- love amorous, amicable, amiable, amity AMBI, AMPHI- both ambiguous, ambivalent, ambidextrous, amphibious AMBL, AMBUL- walk amble, ambulatory, perambulator, somnambulist ANIM- mind, spirit, breath animal, animosity, unanimous, magnanimous ANN, ENN- year annual, annuity, superannuated, biennial, perennial ANTE, ANT-before antecedent, antediluvian, antebellum, antepenultimate, anterior, antiquity, antiquated, anticipate ANTHROP- human anthropology, anthropomorphic, misanthrope, philanthropy ANTI, ANT- against, opposite antidote, antipathy, antithesis, antacid, antagonist, antonym AUD- hear audio, audience, audition, auditory, audible AUTO- self autobiography, autocrat, autonomous BELLI, BELL- war belligerent, bellicose, antebellum, rebellion BENE, BEN- good benevolent, benefactor, beneficent, benign BI- two bicycle, bisect, bilateral, bilingual, biped BIBLIO- book Bible, bibliography, bibliophile BIO- life biography, biology, amphibious, symbiotic, macrobiotics BURS- money, purse reimburse, disburse, bursar CAD, CAS, CID- happen, fall accident, cadence, cascade, deciduous CAP, CIP- head captain, decapitate, capitulate, precipitous, precipitate CAP, CAPT, CEPT, CIP- take, hold, seize capable, recapitulate, captivate, deception, intercept, precept, inception, anticipate, emancipation, incipient, cede, precede, accede, recede, antecedent, intercede, secede
carnal, carnage, carnival, carnivorous, incarnate CED, CESS- yield, go cease, cessation, incessant, cede CHROM-- color chrome, chromatic, monochrome CHRON- time chronology, chronic, anachronism CIDE- murder suicide, homicide, regicide, patricide CIRCUM- around circumference, circumlocution, circumnavigate, circumscribe, circumspect, circumvent CLIN, CLIV- slope incline, declivity, proclivity CLUD, CLUS, CLAUS, CLOIS- shut, close conclude, reclusive, claustrophobia, cloister, preclude, occlude CO, COM, CON- with, together coeducation, coagulate, coalesce, coerce, cogent, cognate, collateral, colloquial, commensurate, compassion, compatriot, complacent, compliant, complicity, compunction, conciliatory, concord, concur, condone, conflagration, congeal, congenial, congenital, conglomerate, conjure, conjugal, conscientious, consecrate, consensus, consonant, constrained, contentious, contrite, convalescence, convene, convivial, convoke, convoluted, congress COGN, GNO- know recognize, cognition, cognizance, incognito, diagnosis, agnostic, prognosis, gnostic, ignorant CONTRA- against controversy, incontrovertible, contravene CORP - body corpse, corporeal, corpulence COSMO, COSM- world cosmopolitan, cosmos, microcosm, macrocosm CRAC, CRAT - rule, power democracy, bureaucracy, theocracy, autocrat, aristocrat, technocrat CRED- trust, believe incredible, credulous, credence CRESC, CRET - grow crescent, crescendo, accretion CULP- blame, fault culprit, culpable, inculpate, exculpate CURR, CURS- run current, concur, cursory, precursor, incursion DE- down, out, apart depart, debase, debilitate, decry, deface, defamatory, defunct, delegate, demarcation, demean, demur, deplete, deplore, depravity, deprecate, deride, desist, detest, devoid DEC- ten, tenth decade, decimal, decathlon, decimate DEMO, DEM- people democrat, demographics, demagogue, epidemic, pandemic, endemic DI, DIURN- day diary, diurnal, quotidian DIA- across diagonal, diatribe DIC, DICT - speak diction, interdict, predict, abdicate, indict, verdict DIS, DIF, DI- not, apart, away disaffected, disband, disbar, disburse, discern, discordant, discredit, disheveled, disparage, disparate, dispassionate, dispirit, dissemble, disseminate, dissension, dissipate, dissonant, dissuade, distend, differentiate, diffidence, diffuse, digress, divert DOC, DOCT - teach doctrine, docile DOL- pain condolence, doleful, dolorous, indolent DUC, DUCT- lead seduce, induce, conduct, viaduct, induct EGO- self ego, egoist, egocentric EN, EM- in, into enter, entice, encumber, endemic, ensconce, enthrall, entreat, embellish, embezzle, embroil, empathy
erratic, aberration, errant EU- well, good eulogy, euphemism, euphony, euphoria, eurythmics, euthanasia EX, E- out, out of exit, exacerbate, excerpt, excommunicate, exculpate, exhume, exonerate, exorbitant, exorcise, expatriate, expedient, expiate, expunge, expurgate, extenuate, extort, extremity, extricate, extrinsic, exult, evoke, evict, elicit, egress, egregIous
factory, facility, benefactor, malefactor, fiction, fictive, beneficent, affect, magnify, unify, rectify, vilify, feasible FAL, FALS- deceive false, infallible, fallacious FERV - boil fervent, fervid, effervescent FLU, FLUX- flow fluent, flux, affiuent, confluence, effluvia, superfluous FORE- before forecast, foreboding, forestall FRAG, FRAC- break fragment, fracture, diffract, fractious, refract FUS- pour profuse, infusion, effusive, diffuse GEN- birth, class, kin generation, congenital, homogeneous, heterogeneous, ingenious, engender, progeny GRAD, GRESS- step graduate, gradual, retrograde, centigrade, degrade, gradation, gradient, progress, digress, transgress GRAPH, GRAM- writing biography, bibliography, epigraph, grammar, epigram GRAT - pleasing grateful, gratitude, gratis, ingrate, congratulate, gratuitous, gratuity GRAY; GRIEV- heavy grave, gravity, aggravate, grieve, aggrieve, grievous GREG- crowd, flock segregate, gregarious, egregious, congregate, aggregate HABIT, HIBIT - have, hold habit, inhibit, cohabit, habitat HAP- by chance happen, haphazard, hapless, mishap HELlO, HELl- sun heliocentric, helium, heliotrope, aphelion, perihelion HETERO- other heterosexual, heterogeneous, heterodox HOL- whole holocaust, catholic, holistic HOMO- same homosexual, homogenize, homogeneous, homonym HOMO- man homo sapiens, homicide, bonhomie HYDR- water hydrant, hydrate, dehydration HYPER- too much, excess hyperactive, hyperbole, hyperventilate HYPO- too little, under hypodermic, hypothermia, hypochondria, hypothesis, hypothetical IN, IG, IL, IM, IR- not incorrigible, indefatigable, indelible, inept, inert, inexorable, insatiable, insentient, insolvent, insomnia, interminable, intractable, incessant, inextricable, infallible, infamy, inoperable, insipid, intemperate, intrepid, inviolable, ignorant, ignominious, ignoble, illicit, immaculate, immutable, impasse, impeccable, impertinent, implacable, impotent, impregnable, impassioned, impervious, irregular, invade, incandescent, incarcerate, incense, indenture, induct, ingratiate, introvert, inception, incisive, infer IN, IL, IM, IR- in, on, into infusion, innate, inquest, inscribe, insinuate, inter, illustrate, imbue, immerse, implicate, irrigate, irritate INTER- between, among intercede, intercept, interject, interlocutor, interloper, intermediary, intermittent, interpolate, interpose, interrogate, intersect, intervene INTRA, INTR- within intrastate, intravenous, intramural, intrinsic IT, ITER- between, among transit, itinerant, reiterate, transitory JECT, JET- throw eject, interject, abject, trajectory, jettison JOUR- day journal, adjourn, sojourn JUD- judge judge, judicious, prejudice, adjudicate JUNCT, JUG- join junction, adjunct, injunction, conjugal, subjugate JUR- swear, law jury, abjure, adjure, conjure, perjure, jurisprudence LAT - side lateral, collateral, unilateral, bilateral, quadrilateral LEG, LEC, LEX- read, speak legible, lecture, lexicon LEV- light elevate, levitate, levity, alleviate LIBER- free liberty, liberal, libertarian, libertine LIG, LI, LY- bind ligament, oblige, religion, liable, liaison, lien, ally LING, LANG- tongue lingo, language, linguistics, bilingual LITER- letter literate, alliteration, literal LITH- stone monolith, lithograph, megalith LOQU, LOC, LOG- speech, thought eloquent, loquacious, colloquial, soliloquy, circumlocution, interlocutor, monologue, dialogue, eulogy, philology, neologism
lucid, illuminate, elucidate, translucent LUD, LUS- play ludicrous, allude, delusion, allusion, illusory MACRO- great macrocosm, macrobiotics MAG, MAJ, MAS, MAX- great magnify, majesty, master, maximum, magnanimous, magnate, magnitude MAL- bad malady, maladroit, malevolent, malodorous MAN- hand manual, manuscript, emancipate, manifest MAR- sea submarine, marine, maritime MATER, MATR- mother maternal, matron, matrilineal MEDI- middle intermediary, medieval, mediate MEGA- great megaphone, megalomania, megalith MEM, MEN- remember memory, memento, memorabilia, reminisce METER, METR, MENS- measure meter, thermometer, perimeter, metronome, commensurate MICRO- small microscope, microorganism, microcosm, microbe MIS- wrong, bad, hate misunderstand, misanthrope, misapprehension, misconstrue, misnomer, mishap MIT, MISS- send transmit, emit, missive MOLL- soft mollify, emollient, mollusk MON, MONIT- warn admonish, monitor, premonition MONO- one monologue, monotonous, monogamy, monolith, monochrome MOR, MORT - dead morbid, moribund, mortal, amortize MORPH- shape amorphous, metamorphosis, morphology MOY, MOT, MOB, MOM- move remove, motion, mobile, momentum, momentous MUT - change mutate, mutability, immutable, commute NAT, NASC- born native, nativity, natal, neonate, innate, cognate, nascent, renaissance NEG- not, deny negative, abnegate, renege NEO- new neoclassical, neophyte, neologism, neonate NIHIL- none, nothing annihilation, nihilism NOM, NYM- name nominate, nomenclature, nominal, cognomen, misnomer, ignominious, antonym, homonym, pseudonym, synonym, anonymity
obnoxious, noxious, pernicious NOY- new novelty, innovation NUMER- number numeral, numerous, innumerable, enumerate OB- against obstruct, obdurate, obfuscate, obnoxious, obsequious, obstinate, obtrusive OMNI- all omnipresent, omnipotent, omniscient, omnivorous ONER- burden onerous, onus, exonerate OPER- work operate, cooperate, inoperable PAC- peace pacify, pacifist, pacific PALP- feel palpable, palpitation PAN- all panorama, panacea, panegyric, pandemic PATER, PATR- father paternal, paternity, patriot, compatriot, expatriate, patrimony, patricide, patrician PATH, PASS- feel, suffer sympathy, antipathy, empathy, apathy, pathos, impassioned PEC- money pecuniary, impecunious PEL, PULS- drive compel, compelling, expel, propel, compulsion PEN- almost peninsula, penultimate, penumbra PEND, PENS- hang pendant, pendulous, compendium, suspense, propensity PER- through, by, for, throughout percipient, perfunctory, permeable, perturbation, perusal, perennial PER- against, destruction perfidious, pernicious, perjure PERI- around perimeter, periphery, peripatetic PET- seek, go toward petition, impetus, impetuous, petulant, centripetal PHIL- love philosopher, philanderer, philanthropy, bibliophile, philology PHOB- fear phobia, claustrophobia, xenophobia PHON- sound phonograph, megaphone, euphony, phonetics, phonics PLAC- calm, please placate, implacable, placid, complacent PON, POS- put, place postpone, proponent, exponent, preposition, posit, interpose, juxtaposition, depose PORT- carry portable, deportment, rapport POT - drink potion, potable POT- power potential, potent, impotent, potentate, omnipotence PRE- before precede, precipitate, preclude, precocious, precursor, predilection, predisposition, preponderance, prepossessing, prescient, prejudice, predict, premonition, preposition
prime, primary, primal, primeval, primordial, pristine PRO- ahead, forth proceed, proclivity, procrastinator, profane, profuse, progenitor, progeny, prognosis, prologue, propel, proponent, propose, proscribe, protestation, provoke
prototype, protagonist, protocol PROX, PROP- near approximate, propinquity, proximity PSEUDO- false pseudoscientific, pseudonym PYR- fire pyre, pyrotechnics, pyromania QUAD, QUAR, QUAT-four quadrilateral, quadrant, quadruped, quarter, quarantine, quaternary QUES, QUER, QUIS, QUIR- question quest, inquest, query, querulous, inquisitive QUIE- quiet disquiet, acquiesce, quiescent, requiem QUINT, QUIN- five quintuplets, quintessence RADI, RAMI- branch radius, radiate, radiant, eradicate, ramification RECT, REG- straight, rule rectangle, rectitude, rectify, regular RETRO- backward retrospective, retroactive, retrograde RID, RIS- laugh ridiculous, deride, derision ROG- ask interrogate, derogatory, abrogate, arrogant RUD- rough, crude rude, erudite, rudimentary RUPT - break disrupt, interrupt, rupture SACR, SANCT- holy sacred, sacrilege, consecrate, sanctify, sanction, sacrosanct SCRIB, SCRIPT, SCRIV - write scribe, ascribe, circumscribe, inscribe, proscribe, script, manuscript, scrivener SE- apart, away separate, segregate, secede, sedition SEC, SECT, SEG-- cut sector, dissect, bisect, intersect, segment, secant SED, SID- sit sedate, sedentary, supersede, reside, residence, assiduous, insidious SEM- seed, sow seminar, seminal, disseminate SEN- old senior, senile, senescent SENT, SENS- feel, think sentiment, nonsense, assent, sentient, consensus, sensual SEQU, SECU- follow sequence, sequel, subsequent, obsequious, obsequy, non sequitur, consecutive SIGN- mark, sign signal, designation, assignation SIM, SEM- similar, same similar, semblance, dissemble, verisimilitude SOL- sun solar, parasol, solarium, solstice SOL- alone solo, solitude, soliloquy SOMN- sleep insomnia, somnolent, somnambulist SON- sound sonic, consonance, dissonance, assonance, resonate SOPH- wisdom philosopher, sophistry, sophisticated, sophomoric SPEC, SPIC- see, look spectator, circumspect, retrospective, perspective SPER- hope prosper, prosperous, despair, desperate SPERS, SPAR- scatter disperse, sparse, aspersion, disparate SPIR- breathe respire, inspire, spiritual, aspire, transpire STRICT, STRING- bind strict, stricture, constrict, stringent, astringent STRUCT, STRU- build structure, construe, obstruct SUB- under subconscious, subjugate, subliminal, subpoena, subsequent, subterranean, subvert SUMM- highest summit, summary, consummate SUPER, SUR- above supervise, supercilious, supersede, superannuated, superfluous, insurmountable, surfeit SURGE, SURRECT - rise surge, resurgent, insurgent, insurrection SYN, SYM- together synthesis, sympathy, synonym, synopsis, symposium, symbiosis TACIT, TIC- silent tacit, taciturn, reticent TACT, TAG, TANG- touch tact, tactile, contagious, tangent, tangential, tangible TEN, TIN, TAIN- hold, twist detention, tenable, tenacious, pertinacious, retain TEND, TENS, TENT- stretch intend, distend, tension, tensile, ostensible, contentious TERM-- end terminal, terminate, interminable TERR-- earth, land terrain, terrestrial, extraterrestrial, subterranean TEST- witness testify, attest, testimonial, testament, detest, protestation THE- god atheist, theology, theocracy THERM- heat thermometer, thermal, thermonuclear, hypothermia TIM- fear, frightened timid, intimidate, timorous TOP- place topic, topography, utopia TORP- stiff, numb torpedo, torpid, torpor TORT- twist distort, extort, tortuous TOX- poison toxic, toxin, intoxication TRACT - draw tractor, intractable, protract TRANS- across, over, through, beyond transport, transgress, transient, transitory, translucent, transmutation TREM, TREP- shake tremble, tremor, tremulous, trepidation, intrepid TURB- shake disturb, turbulent, perturbation UMBR- shadow umbrella, umbrage, adumbrate, penumbra UNI, UN- one unify, unilateral, unanimous URB-- city urban, suburban, urbane VAC-empty vacant, evacuate, vacuous VAL, VAIL- value, strength valid, valor, ambivalent, convalescence, avail, prevail, countervail VEN, VENT -- come convene, contravene, intervene, venue, convention, circumvent, advent VER- true verify, verity, verisimilitude, veracious, aver, verdict VERB- word verbal, verbose, verbiage, verbatim VERT, VERS- turn avert, convert, pervert, revert, incontrovertible, divert, subvert, versatile, aversion VICT, VINC- conquer victory, conviction, evict, evince, invincible VID, VIS- see evident, vision, visage, supervise VIL- base, mean vile, vilify, revile VIV; VIT - life vivid, vital, convivial, vivacious VOC, VOK, VOW- call, word vocal, equivocate, vociferous, convoke, evoke, invoke, avow VOL- wish voluntary, malevolent, benevolent, volition VOLV; VOLUT - turn, roll revolve, evolve, convoluted VOR- eat devour, carnivore, omnivorous, voracious Каталог: Ebook -> Ebook-2 Ebook -> A dục vưƠng (asoka) cuộC ĐỜi và SỰ nghiệP Ebook -> Chương 1 Sơ lược lịch sử phát triển của mạng máy tính Ebook -> GIỚI ĐÀn tăng soạn Dịch: H. 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