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| away from; example: abnormal (away from normal) |
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| to, toward; example: adjoin (join to) |
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| not, without; example: apathy (without feeling) |
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| against; example antiviolence (against violence) |
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| both; example: ambidextrous (both hands) |
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| good; example: benign (good or harmless) |
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| around; example; curcumvent (go around) |
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| with, together; example communion (comming together) |
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| with together; example: connect (come together) |
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| against; example: contradict (speak against) |
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| down, away; example: descend (move down) |
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| apart, not; example: discontent (not content) |
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| out of, from; example: eject (thrown out) |
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| out of, from; example: exclude(leave out) |
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| over; example: hyperactive (overactive) |
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| under; example: hypedermic (below the skin) |
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| not; example: illegal (not leagal) |
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| not; example: impossible (not possible) |
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| into; example: imbibe (drink in) |
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| not; example: indiscreet (not discreet) |
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| not; example: indiscreet (not discreet) |
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| into; example: ingest (take into the body by mouth) |
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| between; example: interconnected (connected between) |
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| not; example: irrational (not rational) |
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| bad, evil; example: malign (speak badly of) |
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| against; example: obstruct (build against) |
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| all; example: omniscient (knows all) |
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| around; example: periscope (view around) |
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| after; example: postgraduate (after graduation) |
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| before; example: precede (go before) |
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| for,forward; example: preceed (move forward) |
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| again, back; example: recomvene (get together again) |
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| back; example: retrogression (step back) |
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| away from; example: seduce (lead away) |
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| under; example: subhuman (below human) |
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| over, above; example: supersonic (above sound) |
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| together, with; example: sympathy (feeling with or for) |
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| across; example: Transatlantic (across the Atlantic) |
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