dis-
to throw away: all your old gum wrappers
discard
Something bad or embarrassing is true, you agree, often unwillingly, that it is true.
admit
You show or tell about the difference between the two things.
contrast
You say ahead of time that it will happen.
predict
Something that you have done, you wish you had not done it, and you feel sad or disappointed.
regret
Take attention away from what you are doing.
distract
Surprise you very much.
astonish
You do something that hurts or disappoints that person.
betray
You suggest a plan or idea
propose
You write it down, photograph it, or put it in the computer so that we can refer to it in the future.
record
You can hear, see, or taste it clearly
distinct
You are saying it's ridiculous or doesn't make sense.
absurd
You prevent a person from entering the place or participating in the activity.
exclude
You continue to do it, even though it is difficult. Keep trying it over and over.
persist
What is the meaning of prefix re-? Give an example or two.
again or back