Prefix

Prefix For JSC , SSC and HSC Exam.






A letter or group of letters added to the start of a word to make a new word which can create a opposite meaning to the attached word.

Prefixes are added before either simple roots or complex bases. Below are some of the common prefixes examples.

PrefixDefinitionsExamples
Negative Prefixes
anot or withoutamoral, apolitical,atheist, atypical
antiagainstantitrust, antisocial, antifreeze, antibody
disopposite ofdisbelief, distrust, disuse, distaste
in/imnotindependent, inexcusable, inerrant immature impossible
misbadly wronglymisbehave, mislead, misuse, mistrust
unnotunbelievable, untrustworthy, uncooked, unchanged, uncommon, uni



prefixes that Show Places and Directions

adtowardadjoin, advance
antebefore/frontantecedent, antebellum, antechamber
circumaroundcircumvent, circumference, circumnavigate
postafterpostlude, postdate, postpone, post
subundersubmarine, subzero, subsoil
reback/againredo, repaint, repeal, repeat
retroback retroactive, retro
transacross overtransmit, transatlantic, transplant











Prefixes Showing Amounts

monoone, singlemonocle, monologue, monogamy, monopoly
unioneunicycle, unisex,unit
bi,dutwobicycle, biped, duet, dual, duplex
trithreetricycle, tripod, triathlon, triplet
quadrfourquadruple, quadrant, quadruplet quadruped
multimanymultiplex, multitude, multivitamin, multicultural
semihalfsemicircle, semifinal, semiannual, 

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