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Sunday, 21 October 2018

Suffix | what is suffix | meaning of suffix | What is suffix and examples?

A suffix is a letter or a gathering of letters joined to the finish of a word to shape another word or to change the linguistic capacity (or grammatical form) of the first word.

suffix
word
Opposite word
less
aim
Aimless
care
Careless
Hope
Hopeless
sense
Senseless
taste
Tasteless
use
useless
ly
bad
Badly
short
Shortly
active
Actively
slow
Slowly
deep
Deeply
quick
Quickly
able
laugh
Laughable
drink
Drinkable
move
Movable
break
breakable



































































































Prefix | what is prefix | prefix meaning and example

A prefix is a gathering of letters put before the foundation of a word.

Prefix
word
Opposite word
ab
use
Abuse
Normal
abnormal
anti
clockwise
Anti-clockwise
social
Anti-social
dis
agree
Disagree
Allow
disallow
appear
Disappear
like
Dislike
obey
disobey
un
able
unable
common
Uncommon
clean
Unclean
fit
Unfit
happy
Unhappy
lucky
Unlucky
non
sense
Nonsense
stop
nonstop
mal
nutrition
Malnutrition
practice
Malpractice
mis
behave
Misbehave
calculation
Miscalculation
understand
Misunderstand
print
misprint
il
legal
Illegal
literate
Illiterate
logical
Illogical
im
mature
Immature
moral
Immoral
patient
Impatient
possible
Impossible
in
active
Inactive
accurate
Inaccurate
discipline
Indiscipline
complete
Incomplete
sufficient
Insufficient
ir
regular
Irregular
repairable
Irrepairable