The Prefix "Ex- or E-"
Noun suffixes
Number Prefixes
Synonyms
Latin Roots
100
This term means to gradually change or develop.
What is evolve?
100
This term means the act of being set free.
What is liberation?
100
This terms marks an anniversary of 200 years.
What is bicentennial?
100
Synonymous to extraordinary, unparralled, incomparable, and exceptional
What is unique?
100
The Latin source for this word means "to treat as a stranger."
What is estrange?
200
This term means to do something extremely well or be excellent at something.
What is excel?
200
This term means the act of providing or supplying.
What is provision?
200
This term means being able to use both hands equally well.
What is ambidextrous?
200
Synonymous to reversed, opposite, conversion, and contridiction
What is inversion?
200
This term describes something that is taken "away from" us forever.
What is extinct?
300
This term means the extreme or ending point. When referring to the human body, it would be considered your ______.
What is extremity?
300
This term means the act of changing for the better.
What is reformation?
300
This term refers to a series of three books, movies, etc.
What is trilogy?
300
Synonymous to extinguish, annihilate, obliterate, and eradicate
What is eliminate?
300
This term comes from the Latin word "lingua."
What is bilingual?
400
This term means to destroy completely from the roots.
What is eradicate?
400
This term means the act of introducing formally.
What is induction?
400
This term refers to a one-sided act or decision.
What is unilateral?
400
Synonymous to transmission, discharge, release, and emanate
What is emission?
400
The Latin word for one's native land is "patria."
What is expatriate?
500
This term means to worsen a situation.
What is exacerbate?
500
This term means the act of indicating or assigning a choice.
What is designation?
500
This term refers to a struggle between two decisions.
What is ambivalent?
500
Synonymous to combination, connection, alliance, and coalition
What is unification?
500
This word has to do with the government and contains the form of "vir," the Latin word for "man."
What is triumvirate?
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