PREFIXES AND SUFFIXES - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

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go google and type in prefix for circumstance and you get many sites but they all say the same thing ---circum

$ is the US dollar prefix.

beware wishing harm on other's ,can come back to you ten fold .then it what is claimed to happen.

-emia Suffix meaning condition of the blood. Synonym(s): -aemia. [G. haima]

it means, what is going on? It's more of a question that one friend will say to another, asking what has been happening lately.

Agricultral

ANTI VIRAL STAPH ANTHRAX TYPHUS AGAR ANTI ANTIBIOTIC

personification does not have a prefix. noun 1. the attribution of human nature or character to animals, inanimate objects, or abstract notions, especially as a rhetorical figure. 2. the representation of a thing or abstraction in the form of a person, as in art. 3. the person or thing embodying a quality or the like; an embodiment or incarnation: He is the personification of tact. 4. an imaginary person or creature conceived or figured to represent a thing or abstraction. 5. the act of personifying; the attributing of human qualities to an animal, object, or abstraction: The author's personification of the farm animals made for an enchanting children's book. 6. a character portrayal or representation in a dramatic or literary work.

Pre... She prearranged the flowers before putting them in the vases.

Con-? Meaning with.

OMG. There isn't a prefix.

Sup-? To add to. Port = carry.

No.

"-ion"?

This is not a proper question. Are you asking what suffixes does "Adherent" take, or what suffixes does "Adherent" already have? I believe the answer to both might be "There aren't any." Adhere is a verb. Adherent is an adjective. If you want to pretend that adding "-nt" to adhere is a suffix, then I suppose it would have the meaning of "takes the form of" or "has the properties of." Adhere means "to stick to." Therefore, "adherent" could be "sticky."

It is not a prefix!

Does not have a suffix. Not all words have prefixes and suffixes!

Compose does not have a suffix. It may be considered to have a prefix, which would be "com-". Com- as a prefix usually means "together."

Holy shmoly. Separate, separable, separation, inseparable, September, septagonal, septillion, horseplay, antiseptic, sepulchre, houseparty, what exactly are you asking about?