List of “Use words with prefixes and suffixes“
Words with Prefixes:
- Undo – to cancel or reverse an action.
- Redo – to do again.
- Unhappy – not happy.
- Replay – to play again.
- Unlock – to open something.
- Unkind – not kind.
- Reread – to read again.
- Untie – to loosen or undo a knot.
- Unwrap – to remove the wrapping from.
- Unclean – not clean.
- Rewind – to move back.
- Unfold – to open something that was folded.
- Unbutton – to remove buttons.
- Refill – to fill again.
- Untidy – not neat or organized.
- Unpack – to take things out of a container.
- Rebuild – to build again.
- Unseen – not seen.
- Reheat – to heat again.
- Unblock – to remove a block.
- Unplug – to remove a plug.
- Rewrite – to write again.
- Retell – to tell again.
- Undone – not finished.
- Recheck – to check again.
- Unfair – not fair.
- Revisit – to visit again.
- Unload – to remove a load.
- Uncover – to reveal.
- Repaint – to paint again.
- Uneven – not level or flat.
- Untangle – to separate tangled items.
- Recover – to get back something lost.
- Unplug – to disconnect from power.
- Reenter – to go in again.
- Uncool – not cool.
- Unfit – not suitable.
- Rerecord – to record again.
- Unfreeze – to make something no longer frozen.
- React – to respond to something.
- Unwanted – not desired.
- Rejoin – to join again.
- Unzip – to open a zipper.
- Replant – to plant again.
- Unequal – not the same.
- Unheard – not heard.
- Unwell – not feeling well.
- Rerun – to run again.
- Unfriendly – not friendly.
- Unlucky – having bad luck.
Words with Suffixes:
- Running – moving quickly on foot.
- Jumping – pushing oneself off the ground.
- Helping – providing aid.
- Bigger – larger in size.
- Smallest – the smallest in size.
- Teacher – a person who teaches.
- Painter – a person who paints.
- Happiness – the state of being happy.
- Darkness – the absence of light.
- Careful – full of care.
- Useful – helpful.
- Kindness – the quality of being kind.
- Quickly – with speed.
- Softly – in a gentle way.
- Sadly – in a sad way.
- Brightest – having the most light.
- Singer – a person who sings.
- Playing – engaging in an activity.
- Baker – someone who bakes.
- Slowly – at a slow speed.
- Cleaner – someone who cleans.
- Writer – a person who writes.
- Warmest – the most warm.
- Heavier – having more weight.
- Loudly – in a loud manner.
- Brighter – more bright.
- Quickest – the fastest.
- Nicely – in a nice way.
- Driver – a person who drives.
- Listener – a person who listens.
- Speaker – a person who speaks.
- Faster – moving more quickly.
- Reader – a person who reads.
- Strongest – the most strong.
- Painter – someone who paints.
- Easiest – the most easy.
- Colder – more cold.
- Funnier – more funny.
- Safely – in a safe way.
- Nicer – more nice.
- Harder – more difficult.
- Tallest – the most tall.
- Softest – the most soft.
- Driver – a person who drives.
- Learner – someone who is learning.
- Worker – a person who works.
- Fastest – the most fast.
- Hottest – the most hot.
- Oldest – the most old.
- Newest – the most new.
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