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, ab, abs_--signify from or away; as, _a-vert_, to turn from; _ab-ject_, to throw away; _abs-tract_, to draw away. _Ad_--to or at; as, _ad-here_, to stick to; _ad-mire_, to wonder at. _Ante_--means before; as, _ante-cedent_, going before. _Circum_--signifies round, about; as, _circum-navigate_, to sail round. _Con, com, co, col_--together; as, _con-join_, to join together; _com-press_, to press together; _co-operate_, to work together; _col-lapse_, to fall together. _Contra_--against; as, _contra-dict_, to speak against. _De_--from, down; as, _de-duct_, to take from; _de-scend_, to go down. _Di, dis_--asunder, away; as, _di-lacerate_, to tear asunder; _dis-miss_, to send away. _E, ef, ex_--out; as, _e-ject_, to throw out; _ef-flux_, to flow out; _ex-clude_, to shut out. _Extra_--beyond; as, _extra-ordinary_, beyond what is ordinary. _In, im, il, ir_--(_in_, Gothic, _inna_, a cave or cell;) as, _in-fuse_, to pour in. These prefixes, when incorporated with adjectives or nouns, commonly reverse their meaning; as, _in-sufficient, im-polite, il-legitimate, ir-reverence, ir-resolute_. _Inter_--between; as, _inter-pose_, to put between. _Intro_--within, into; _intro-vert_, to turn within; _intro-duce_, to lead into. _Ob, op_--denote opposition; as, _ob-ject_, to bring against; _op-pugn_, to oppose. _Per_--through, by; as, _per-ambulate_, to walk through; _per-haps_, by haps. _Post_--after; as, _post-script_, written after; _post-fix_, placed after. _Prae, pre_--before; as, _pre-fix_, to fix before. _Pro_--for, forth, forward; as, _pro-noun_, for a noun; _pro-tend_, to stretch forth; _pro-ject_, to shoot forward. _Praeter_--past, beyond; as, _preter-perfect_, pastperfect; _preter-natural_, beyond the course of nature. _Re_--again or back; as, _re-peruse_, to peruse again; _re-trade_, to trade back. _Retro--_backwards; as, _retro-spective_, looking backwards. _Se_--aside, apart; as, _se-duce_, to draw aside. _Sub_--under; as, _sub-scribe_, to write under, or _sub-sign_. _Subter_--under; as, _subter-fluous_, flowing under. _Super_--above or over; as, _super-scribe_, to write above; _super-vise_, to overlook. _Trans_--over, beyond, from one place to another; as, _trans-port_, to carry over; _trans-gress_, to pass beyond. II. GREEK PREFIXES. _A_--signifies privation; as, _anonymous_, without name. _Amphi_--both or two; as, _amphi-bious_, partaking of both or two natur
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