spelling sort 22 prefixes. prefixes the prefix pre means earlier, in advance, in front of the prefix...
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Prefixes
PrefixesPrefixes
• The prefix pre means earlier, in advance, in front of
• The prefix fore means before, earlier, in front of, front
• The prefix post means after, later, behind
• The prefix after means behind, later
PrejudgePrejudge
• to judge beforehand
• If you prejudge this girl by her clothes, you will miss out on her great personality.
PredatePredate
• to date before the actual time
• This house predated the Civil War.
PredeterminePredetermine
• to settle or decide in advance
• We used a coin toss to predetermine who would win in case of a tie.
PrecautionPrecaution
• a measure taken in advance to avert possible evil or to secure good results
• Nurses wear masks as a precaution against disease.
PreoccupiedPreoccupied
• completely engrossed in thought; absorbed
• She was so preoccupied by texting that she did not notice the charging bull.
PreschoolPreschool
• a school or nursery for preschool children
• Children go to preschool to get ready for Elementary School.
PreparedPrepared
• organized, or equipped; ready
• I knew that they would be prepared for the test because they studied for two days.
ForewordForeword
• a short introductory statement in a published work
• The foreword often gives you information about things you will read about in the book.
ForearmForearm
• the part of the arm between the elbow and the wrist.
• Popeye has the biggest forearm I have ever seen.
ForewarnForewarn
• to warn in advance
• They were forewarned of the dangers of keeping a fire burning all night without supervision.
ForeseeForesee
• to know in advance
• I could foresee that you would get an A on your paper because you put so much effort into the assignment.
ForeshadowForeshadow
• to show or indicate beforehand
• The Wizard of Oz using foreshadowing at the beginning to give you an idea of what the characters in Oz will be like.
ForecastForecast
• to predict
• The five day forecast looks pretty good to me.
ForerunnerForerunner
• a person who goes or is sent in advance to announce the coming of someone or something that follows
• The bag phone was the forerunner for the modern cell phone.
PostponePostpone
• to put off to a later time
• The baseball game had to be postponed due to the weather.
PostscriptPostscript
• a paragraph, phrase, etc., added to a letter that has already been concluded and signed by the writer
• A postscript is really called the P.S.
PostdatePostdate
• to date (a check, invoice, letter, document) with a date later than the actual date
• Can I postdate my check for tomorrow?
PostseasonPostseason
• a period of the year immediately before and after a special holiday or occasion
• The football players workout in the postseason.
AfterwordAfterword
• a concluding section, commentary, etc., as of a book, treatise, or the like; closing statement
• The afterword provides the reader with additional information not in the story.
AfternoonAfternoon
• the time from noon until evening
• My favorite time to go to the beach is in the late afternoon.
AftertasteAftertaste
• a taste remaining after the substance
• That soda left a terrible aftertaste on my tongue.
AftershockAftershock
• a small earthquake or tremor that follows a major earthquake
• Aftershocks can cause more damage but not as much as the original earthquake.
AftereffectAftereffect
• a delayed effect
• Icy Hot feels cold going on but the aftereffect turns really hot.
AfterglowAfterglow
• the glow frequently seen in the sky after sunset
• Looking at the afterglow was so peaceful it really relaxed me.