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Synonyms for Suffix:
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- anaphora ,
- apposition ,
- appropriacy ,
- blend ,
- canonical form ,
- componential analysis ,
- compound ,
- derivation ,
- derivative .
Other relevant words:
- Allonge ,
- Desinence ,
- Enclitic ,
- Heelpiece ,
- Interlineation ,
- Marginalia ,
- Postfixes ,
- Postlude ,
- Proclitic ,
- Scholia ,
- Sequelae ,
- Superadd ,
- Triphthong ,
- abut ,
- accidence ,
- add ,
- add on ,
- addendum ,
- adhere ,
- adjoin ,
- administer ,
- affix ,
- affixation ,
- afterthought ,
- agglutinate ,
- aim ,
- allomorph ,
- amalgamate ,
- amend ,
- annex ,
- annexe ,
- append ,
- appendage ,
- apply ,
- associate ,
- attach ,
- attributive ,
- back matter ,
- bind ,
- bound morpheme ,
- burden ,
- cause ,
- chorus ,
- close ,
- closing ,
- closure ,
- coalesce ,
- coda ,
- codicil ,
- colophon ,
- combine ,
- commentary ,
- complicate ,
- comprehend ,
- comprise ,
- conclusion ,
- conjoin ,
- conjugation ,
- connect ,
- consequence ,
- consonant ,
- contain ,
- continuance ,
- continuation ,
- corollary ,
- cortege ,
- cutting ,
- dash ,
- death ,
- declension ,
- decorate ,
- demise ,
- dental ,
- design ,
- destination ,
- diphthong ,
- dissyllable ,
- dying words ,
- effect ,
- embody ,
- embroidery ,
- enclose ,
- encumber ,
- end ,
- ending ,
- envoi ,
- epilogue ,
- episode ,
- extension ,
- fasten ,
- finish ,
- flap ,
- follow-through ,
- follow-up ,
- formative ,
- free form ,
- guttural ,
- hitch on ,
- immediate constituent analysis ,
- include ,
- infix ,
- infixation ,
- inflection ,
- inflectional suffix ,
- insert ,
- integrate ,
- interpolation ,
- join ,
- join with ,
- labial ,
- lappet ,
- last word ,
- last words ,
- liquid ,
- mark up ,
- meet ,
- melt ,
- merge ,
- monosyllable ,
- morph ,
- morpheme ,
- morphemics ,
- morphology ,
- morphophonemics ,
- mute ,
- note ,
- object ,
- offshoot ,
- ornament ,
- paradigm ,
- part of speech ,
- parting shot ,
- period ,
- peroration ,
- piece ,
- plus ,
- polysyllable ,
- postface ,
- postfix ,
- postscript ,
- prefixation ,
- prenominal ,
- put in ,
- put with ,
- queue ,
- radical ,
- rear ,
- refrain ,
- result ,
- retinue ,
- rider ,
- root ,
- saddle with ,
- second thought ,
- sequel ,
- sequela ,
- sequent ,
- sequitur ,
- side issue ,
- skirt ,
- slap on ,
- stem ,
- subscript ,
- successor ,
- suffixation ,
- suffixes ,
- suite ,
- superpose ,
- supplement ,
- swan song ,
- syllable ,
- tab ,
- tack on ,
- tag ,
- tag on ,
- tail ,
- take on ,
- termination ,
- theme ,
- trail ,
- train ,
- trappings ,
- unite ,
- unite with ,
- vowel ,
- wake ,
- wing .
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What are the hypernyms for Suffix?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the hyponyms for Suffix?
Hyponyms are more specific words categorized under a broader term, known as a hypernym.
hyponyms for suffix (as verbs)
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affix.
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What are the opposite words for suffix?
Antonyms are words that have the opposite meaning of another word. The antonyms for the word "suffix" are "prefix" and "infix". Prefix is a group of letters that comes before the root of a word to indicate its meaning. On the other hand, infix is a group of letters that are inserted within a word to alter its meaning. While suffixes are added at the end of a word, prefixes are added at the beginning, and infixes are added in the middle. The use of antonyms helps to broaden one's vocabulary and language proficiency. Identifying antonyms allows one to have a better understanding of word meanings and makes communication more effective.
What are the antonyms for Suffix?
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Usage examples for Suffix
An object in his mind is always connected with some person or thing, and this connection is signified by an affix, a suffix, or some change in the original form of the word.
"The Arawack Language of Guiana in its Linguistic and Ethnological Relations"
Pronouns The personal pronouns are: I Sak-in' You Sik-a' He, she Si'-a and Si-to-di' We Cha-ta'-ko and Cha-ka'-mi You Cha-kay'-yo They Cha-i-cha and Cha-to-di' Examples of the possessive as indicated in the first person are given below: My father A-mak' My dog A-suk' My hand Li-mak' Our father A-ma'-ta Our dog A-su'-ta Our house A-fong'-ta Other examples of the possessive are not at hand, but these given indicate that, as in most Malay dialects, a noun with a possessive suffix is one form of the possessive.
"The Bontoc Igorot"
A prefix or a suffix may essentially change the force of the stem, as in master-ful and master-ly, contempt-ible and contempt-uous, envi-ous and envi-able.
"The Art of Public Speaking"
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