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| without, not; e.g. anemic, amoral |
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| away (from); e.g. abdicate, abrogate |
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| to, towards; e.g. advance, administer |
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| before (in chronology); e.g. antecedent, antebellum |
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| against; e.g. antihero, antibiotic |
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| with; e.g. companion, committee |
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| against, opposed to; e.g. contraceptive, counterproductive |
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| down, away (from); e.g. decline, denigrate |
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| out (of), upward; e.g. exile, exclude |
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| beyond, outside; e.g. extraordinary, extrapolate |
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| extra, more than normal; e.g. hyperactive, hyperspeed |
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| under, less than normal; e.g. hypodermic, hypothermia |
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| without, not; e.g. inaccessible, inappropriate, inconclusive |
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| below; e.g. infrastructure, infraction |
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| among, between; e.g. interaction, internecine |
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| inside, within; e.g. intravenous, intramural |
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| lack of, negation of, absence of; e.g. nonjudgmental, nonaggression |
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| against, blocking, hiding; e.g. obstructive, obstinate |
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| after, following; e.g. posterior, postdate |
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| in support of, towards, forward; e.g. provide, propel |
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| again, back; e.g. rewind, restore |
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| lower, beneath, below; e.g. subdue, subjugate |
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| across, into a different condition; e.g. transition, translate |
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| beyond, an extreme version of; e.g. ultrasound, ultramicroscopic |
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