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Hi, What do these 2 prefixes mean? de- Derived from the Latin de = from, down from. eg activate / deactivate make active, make 'from' being active compose / decompose bring elements together, take elements 'from' each other e- a shortened form of the Latin ex = out, out from + various other meanings .
- Hi, What do these 2 prefixes mean?
- de- Derived from the Latin de = from, down from.
- eg activate / deactivate make active, make 'from' being active compose / decompose bring elements together, take elements 'from' each other e- a shortened form of the Latin ex = out, out from + various other meanings .
- eg emerge , exit, exclude, exempt.
- All these verbs are often followed by the preposition 'from'.
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Hi,
What do these 2 prefixes mean?
de- Derived from the Latin de = from, down from. eg
activate / deactivate make active, make 'from' being active
compose / decompose bring elements together, take elements 'from' each other
e- a shortened form of the L
What do these 2 prefixes mean?
de- Derived from the Latin de = from, down from. eg
activate / deactivate make active, make 'from' being active
compose / decompose bring elements together, take elements 'from' each other
e- a shortened form of the L
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