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PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-prejudge, preview

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-earlier, beforeprejudge, preview

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-earlier, beforeprejudge, preview dis-

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-earlier, beforeprejudge, preview dis-disagree, dishonest

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-earlier, beforeprejudge, preview dis-the reverse ofdisagree, dishonest

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-earlier, beforeprejudge, preview dis-the reverse ofdisagree, dishonest mis-

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-earlier, beforeprejudge, preview dis-the reverse ofdisagree, dishonest mis-misinform, mistrust

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-earlier, beforeprejudge, preview dis-the reverse ofdisagree, dishonest mis-wrongly, badlymisinform, mistrust

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-earlier, beforeprejudge, preview dis-the reverse ofdisagree, dishonest mis-wrongly, badlymisinform, mistrust non-

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-earlier, beforeprejudge, preview dis-the reverse ofdisagree, dishonest mis-wrongly, badlymisinform, mistrust non-nonsense, nonfiction

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-earlier, beforeprejudge, preview dis-the reverse ofdisagree, dishonest mis-wrongly, badlymisinform, mistrust non-not, withoutnonsense, nonfiction

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-earlier, beforeprejudge, preview dis-the reverse ofdisagree, dishonest mis-wrongly, badlymisinform, mistrust non-not, withoutnonsense, nonfiction inter-

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-earlier, beforeprejudge, preview dis-the reverse ofdisagree, dishonest mis-wrongly, badlymisinform, mistrust non-not, withoutnonsense, nonfiction inter-interstate, international

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-earlier, beforeprejudge, preview dis-the reverse ofdisagree, dishonest mis-wrongly, badlymisinform, mistrust non-not, withoutnonsense, nonfiction inter-betweeninterstate, international

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-earlier, beforeprejudge, preview dis-the reverse ofdisagree, dishonest mis-wrongly, badlymisinform, mistrust non-not, withoutnonsense, nonfiction inter-betweeninterstate, international extra-

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-earlier, beforeprejudge, preview dis-the reverse ofdisagree, dishonest mis-wrongly, badlymisinform, mistrust non-not, withoutnonsense, nonfiction inter-betweeninterstate, international extra-extracurricular, extraordinary

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-earlier, beforeprejudge, preview dis-the reverse ofdisagree, dishonest mis-wrongly, badlymisinform, mistrust non-not, withoutnonsense, nonfiction inter-betweeninterstate, international extra-outside of, beyond extracurricular, extraordinary

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-earlier, beforeprejudge, preview dis-the reverse ofdisagree, dishonest mis-wrongly, badlymisinform, mistrust non-not, withoutnonsense, nonfiction inter-betweeninterstate, international extra-outside of, beyond extracurricular, extraordinary post-

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-earlier, beforeprejudge, preview dis-the reverse ofdisagree, dishonest mis-wrongly, badlymisinform, mistrust non-not, withoutnonsense, nonfiction inter-betweeninterstate, international extra-outside of, beyond extracurricular, extraordinary post-postscript, postwar

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-earlier, beforeprejudge, preview dis-the reverse ofdisagree, dishonest mis-wrongly, badlymisinform, mistrust non-not, withoutnonsense, nonfiction inter-betweeninterstate, international extra-outside of, beyond extracurricular, extraordinary post-after, laterpostscript, postwar

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-earlier, beforeprejudge, preview dis-the reverse ofdisagree, dishonest mis-wrongly, badlymisinform, mistrust non-not, withoutnonsense, nonfiction inter-betweeninterstate, international extra-outside of, beyond extracurricular, extraordinary post-after, laterpostscript, postwar super-

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-earlier, beforeprejudge, preview dis-the reverse ofdisagree, dishonest mis-wrongly, badlymisinform, mistrust non-not, withoutnonsense, nonfiction inter-betweeninterstate, international extra-outside of, beyond extracurricular, extraordinary post-after, laterpostscript, postwar super-superstore, superpower

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-earlier, beforeprejudge, preview dis-the reverse ofdisagree, dishonest mis-wrongly, badlymisinform, mistrust non-not, withoutnonsense, nonfiction inter-betweeninterstate, international extra-outside of, beyond extracurricular, extraordinary post-after, laterpostscript, postwar super-above, excessivesuperstore, superpower

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-earlier, beforeprejudge, preview dis-the reverse ofdisagree, dishonest mis-wrongly, badlymisinform, mistrust non-not, withoutnonsense, nonfiction inter-betweeninterstate, international extra-outside of, beyond extracurricular, extraordinary post-after, laterpostscript, postwar super-above, excessivesuperstore, superpower sub-

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-earlier, beforeprejudge, preview dis-the reverse ofdisagree, dishonest mis-wrongly, badlymisinform, mistrust non-not, withoutnonsense, nonfiction inter-betweeninterstate, international extra-outside of, beyond extracurricular, extraordinary post-after, laterpostscript, postwar super-above, excessivesuperstore, superpower sub-subnormal, subzero

PrefixMeaningExamplesSentence pre-earlier, beforeprejudge, preview dis-the reverse ofdisagree, dishonest mis-wrongly, badlymisinform, mistrust non-not, withoutnonsense, nonfiction inter-betweeninterstate, international extra-outside of, beyond extracurricular, extraordinary post-after, laterpostscript, postwar super-above, excessivesuperstore, superpower sub-under, less than subnormal, subzero