Prefix un and re
Not or the opposite
What does the prefix over mean?
The prefix over has several meanings including above, highest, too much, across, above normal, outer, beyond, too long.
what does the prefix in,im,il, and ir all mean?
Not
What does the prefix dis and dif mean?
Not
What does the prefix non mean?
The prefix -non means not or
without
What does the prefix re mean?
Back or again
This word describes someone who is excessively worried or nervous about somethingoveranxious
overanxious
What is an antonym for illegal?
Legal
This word describes a task that is hard to accomplish or requires a lot of effort.
Difficult
What is the base word in nonsense?
This word means to release something from being tied or bound?
unbind
This verb means to use power or authority to cancel or change something that has been decided
What is a synonym for immense?
When a loud noise causes a class to stop working, it can be said to do this to the lesson.
Disrupt
This noun describes a topic or problem that is not considered important or significant.
Nonissue
This word describes something that is not common or is different from what is normal
Unusual
This term describes when animals eat too much grass or plants in one area, leading to damage to the environment.
Overgraze
This word describes someone who is clumsy or not able to do something
inept
When you throw away trash or recycle materials, you are taking part in this process.
Disposal
This adjective describes something that does not exist or is not present.
Nonexistent
This verb means to recover or regain strength after an illness or a difficult situation.
Recuperate
This adjective describes a decision made too quickly, without careful thought, often leading to mistakes.
Overhasty
This word describes something that is so hard to read or understand that you can't figure it out at all.
Indecipherable
What does differentiate mean?
Differentiate means to recognize or point out the differences between two or more things.
This adjective describes someone who appears calm and relaxed, showing little concern or excitement.
Nonchalant