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1 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence

2 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -less

3 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesshopeless, mindless

4 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless

5 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless -ble

6 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless -bleedible, fixable

7 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless -bleable toedible, fixable

8 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless -bleable toedible, fixable -ly

9 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless -bleable toedible, fixable -lysadly, happily

10 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless -bleable toedible, fixable -lyin the manner of, like sadly, happily

11 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless -bleable toedible, fixable -lyin the manner of, like sadly, happily -or

12 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless -bleable toedible, fixable -lyin the manner of, like sadly, happily -oractor, illustrator

13 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless -bleable toedible, fixable -lyin the manner of, like sadly, happily -orperson whoactor, illustrator

14 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless -bleable toedible, fixable -lyin the manner of, like sadly, happily -orperson whoactor, illustrator -ness

15 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless -bleable toedible, fixable -lyin the manner of, like sadly, happily -orperson whoactor, illustrator -nesskindness, sickness

16 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless -bleable toedible, fixable -lyin the manner of, like sadly, happily -orperson whoactor, illustrator -nessquality, state of being kindness, sickness

17 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless -bleable toedible, fixable -lyin the manner of, like sadly, happily -orperson whoactor, illustrator -nessquality, state of being kindness, sickness -ment

18 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless -bleable toedible, fixable -lyin the manner of, like sadly, happily -orperson whoactor, illustrator -nessquality, state of being kindness, sickness -mentexcitement, movement

19 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless -bleable toedible, fixable -lyin the manner of, like sadly, happily -orperson whoactor, illustrator -nessquality, state of being kindness, sickness -mentact of doingexcitement, movement

20 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless -bleable toedible, fixable -lyin the manner of, like sadly, happily -orperson whoactor, illustrator -nessquality, state of being kindness, sickness -mentact of doingexcitement, movement -er

21 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless -bleable toedible, fixable -lyin the manner of, like sadly, happily -orperson whoactor, illustrator -nessquality, state of being kindness, sickness -mentact of doingexcitement, movement -erteacher, louder

22 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless -bleable toedible, fixable -lyin the manner of, like sadly, happily -orperson whoactor, illustrator -nessquality, state of being kindness, sickness -mentact of doingexcitement, movement -erone who, moreteacher, louder

23 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesshHopeless, mindless -bleable toedible, fixable -lyin the manner of, like sadly, happily -orperson whoactor, illustrator -nessquality, state of being kindness, sickness -mentact of doingexcitement, movement -erone who, moreteacher, louder -ship

24 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless -bleable toedible, fixable -lyin the manner of, like sadly, happily -orperson whoactor, illustrator -nessquality, state of being kindness, sickness -mentact of doingexcitement, movement -erone who, moreteacher, louder -shipfriendship, relationship

25 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless -bleable toedible, fixable -lyin the manner of, like sadly, happily -orperson whoactor, illustrator -nessquality, state of being kindness, sickness -mentact of doingexcitement, movement -erone who, moreteacher, louder -shipstatus, conditionfriendship, relationship

26 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless -bleable toedible, fixable -lyin the manner of, like sadly, happily -orperson whoactor, illustrator -nessquality, state of being kindness, sickness -mentact of doingexcitement, movement -erone who, moreteacher, louder -shipstatus, conditionfriendship, relationship -tion

27 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless -bleable toedible, fixable -lyin the manner of, like sadly, happily -orperson whoactor, illustrator -nessquality, state of being kindness, sickness -mentact of doingexcitement, movement -erone who, moreteacher, louder -shipstatus, conditionfriendship, relationship -tionaction, invention

28 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless -bleable toedible, fixable -lyin the manner of, like sadly, happily -orperson whoactor, illustrator -nessquality, state of being kindness, sickness -mentact of doingexcitement, movement -erone who, moreteacher, louder -shipstatus, conditionfriendship, relationship -tionact of, result of action, invention

29 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless -bleable toedible, fixable -lyin the manner of, like sadly, happily -orperson whoactor, illustrator -nessquality, state of being kindness, sickness -mentact of doingexcitement, movement -erone who, moreteacher, louder -shipstatus, conditionfriendship, relationship -tionact of, result of action, invention -en

30 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesshopeless, mindless -bleable toedible, fixable -lyin the manner of, like sadly, happily -orperson whoactor, illustrator -nessquality, state of being kindness, sickness -mentact of doingexcitement, movement -erone who, moreteacher, louder -shipstatus, conditionfriendship, relationship -tionact of, result of action, invention -enbrighten, moisten

31 SuffixesMeaningExamplesSentence -lesswithouthopeless, mindless -bleable toedible, fixable -lyin the manner of, like sadly, happily -orperson whoactor, illustrator -nessquality, state of being kindness, sickness -mentact of doingexcitement, movement -erone who, moreteacher, louder -shipstatus, conditionfriendship, relationship -tionact of, result of action, invention -ento cause to become brighten, moisten

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