these words wont show the right def. when i type it in the dictonary search bar **but i do no u ladys can not do my work for 4 sure But really need help badly i have 11-30 to do and its 9:30 please help anyone thax:]
*prefixes*
ante
arch
bi
demi
equi
extra
non
omin
ortho
semi
********just a small def. and two example of usage
Good grief! How much smaller do you want??
ante means before
anteroom, antedate
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srry that wuz a mistake i got the last post thank u :] getting the hang of it now
One website that can really help with things like this is http://www.onelook.com.
Enter the prefix and put an asterisk (*) immediately after it; then hit Enter.
Examples:
ante*
arch*
bi*
etc.
Another one where you can do the same thing is http://www.yourdictionary.com
omg thax u so much it is a relly big help:]
I apologize for the inconvenience you're experiencing with the dictionary search bar. However, I can provide you with the definitions and examples of usage for the prefixes you listed. Understanding these prefixes can help you decipher the meaning of words they are attached to. Here are the definitions and two examples for each prefix:
1. Ante-: Meaning "before" or "prior to"
- Examples:
a. Antecedent: Something that comes before or precedes another thing.
b. Antedate: To occur or exist before a particular time or event.
2. Arch-: Meaning "chief" or "primary"
- Examples:
a. Archenemy: The principal or main enemy.
b. Archduke: The highest-ranking nobleman in certain monarchies.
3. Bi-: Meaning "two" or "twice"
- Examples:
a. Bicycle: A vehicle with two wheels.
b. Bipolar: Having two distinct polarities or extremes.
4. Demi-: Meaning "half" or "partially"
- Examples:
a. Demigod: A being with partial divine status or powers.
b. Demilune: A crescent or half-moon shape.
5. Equi-: Meaning "equal" or "equally"
- Examples:
a. Equidistant: At an equal distance from two points.
b. Equilibrium: A state of balance or stability.
6. Extra-: Meaning "beyond" or "outside"
- Examples:
a. Extraterrestrial: Outside or originating from Earth.
b. Extracurricular: Activities pursued outside of regular curriculum.
7. Non-: Meaning "not" or "opposite of"
- Examples:
a. Nonfiction: Writing that is based on facts and reality.
b. Nonsense: Language or communication that lacks meaning or coherence.
8. Omin-: Meaning "all" or "every"
- Examples:
a. Omniscient: Having complete and unlimited knowledge.
b. Omnipotent: Having unlimited or universal power.
9. Ortho-: Meaning "straight" or "correct"
- Examples:
a. Orthodontist: A dental specialist who corrects irregularities of teeth.
b. Orthographic: Relating to or using correct spelling and grammar.
10. Semi-: Meaning "half" or "partially"
- Examples:
a. Semiconscious: Partly conscious; not fully aware.
b. Semifinal: A match or contest that determines who will advance to the final stage.
I hope these definitions and examples help you with your work. If you have any further questions or need assistance with anything else, feel free to ask!