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a-, an-
not, without

amoral, anesthetic, apolitical, asocial
ab-
away from

abduction, abstain, abnormal
ad-
to, toward

adjoin, adjacent (lying near to)
ambi-
both

ambidextrous, ambivalent
ana-
up, back, again

analogy, anatomy, anagram
anti-
against

antipathy, antiwar, antisocial
apo-
from, away from

apology, apologize
auto-
self

autobiography, automobile, autocracy, automaton
bene-
good

benediction benevolent benefactor
cata-, cat-
down, against

catastrophe--a turning down
centro, centri-
around, center

concentric, centrifugal
circum-
around

circumlocution circumference, circumvent
com-
with, together

communal, community
con-
with, together

connect, confide conspire
contra-
against

contradict, contravene
de-
down, away

descend, deject (cast down)
dia-, di-
through, across

diameter, division
dis-
apart, not

disengage, discord, discomfort
dys-
ill, difficult, bad

dysfunctional, dysentery
e-
out of, from

elect (choose out of), eject (throw out)
a-, an-
not, without

amoral, anesthetic, apolitical, asocial
ab-
away from

abduction, abstain, abnormal
ad-
to, toward

adjoin, adjacent (lying near to)
ambi-
both

ambidextrous, ambivalent
ana-
up, back, again

analogy, anatomy, anagram
anti-
against

antipathy, antiwar, antisocial
apo-
from, away from

apology, apologize
auto-
self

autobiography, automobile, autocracy, automaton
bene-
good

benediction benevolent benefactor
cata-, cat-
down, against

catastrophe--a turning down
ecto-
on the outside

ectoderm--outer skin
en-, em-
in

empathy--feeling in
endo-
within, inside

endoscope--instrument for observing inside
epi-
upon

epitaph epidermis, epicenter
eso-
inward, within

esoteric--more inward, esophagus
eu-
well, good

euthanasia--good death
ex-
out of, from

exhume, exhale, exodus
hetero-
other, different

heterosexual, heterodoxy, heterodox heterogeneous
homo-
same

homosexual, homogeneous, homogenized
hyper-
over

hypertension, hypersensitive, hyperactivity
hypo-
under

hypotension, hypodermic
il-
not

illegitimate, illicit, illegal, illegible
im-
not

imperfect, impolite, impossible
im-
into

imbibe (drink in, take in)
in-
not

indiscreet, invisible
in-
into

incorporate (take into the body)
inter-
between

intervene (come between), interstate
intra-
within

intrastate, intramural
ir-
not

irregular, irrational, irredeemable
macro-
large

macrocosm, macroeconomics
mal, male-
bad, evil

malediction malevolent, malnutrition
meta-
beyond

metaphysical
micro-
small

microscope, microcosm, microeconomics
mono-
one, single

monologue, monotheism, monarchy, monogamy
neo-
new, recent

neologism, neo-liberal, neonatology. neolithic
ob-
against

object, obstruct (build against)
palin-, pali-
back, again

palindrome
pan-
all, every

pantheism, Pan-Hellenic, panorama, pandemic
para-
false

paramilitary, paralegal, parachute
per-
through

percolate (flow through) perforate (punch through)
peri-
around

perimeter, periscope
phil-, philo-
like, lover of

philosophy, Francophile, bibliophile, philanthropy
poly-
many, several

polygon, polygamy, polytechnic, polytheism
post-
after

postgraduate, posthumous postpone
pre-
before

precede, predict (tell before)
pro-
for, forward

promote, project
pros-
toward, in front

prospect—view in front, something coming up
proto-
first

prototype, protoplasm, protobiology
pseudo
false

pseudonym, pseudoscience
re-
again, back

repeat, recede, regress (step back)
retro-
back

retrogression, retroactive
se-
away from

seduce (lead away), secede
sub-
under

submarine, subject, subhuman subterranean
sur-, super-
over, above

superhuman, superego, superintend, surpass
syn-, sym-, syl-, sys-
with, together

symphony, synonym, system, syllable
tele-
distant, far off

telephone, telepathy, television, telegram
trans-
across

transient, Transatlantic, transport (carry across)
peri-
around

perimeter, periscope
phil-, philo-
like, lover of

philosophy, Francophile, bibliophile, philanthropy
poly-
many, several

polygon, polygamy, polytechnic, polytheism
post-
after

postgraduate, posthumous postpone
pre-
before

precede, predict (tell before)
pro-
for, forward

promote, project
pros-
toward, in front

prospect—view in front, something coming up
proto-
first

prototype, protoplasm, protobiology
pseudo
false

pseudonym, pseudoscience
re-
again, back

repeat, recede, regress (step back)
mal, male-
bad, evil

malediction malevolent, malnutrition
meta-
beyond

metaphysical
micro-
small

microscope, microcosm, microeconomics
mono-
one, single

monologue, monotheism, monarchy, monogamy
neo-
new, recent

neologism, neo-liberal, neonatology. neolithic
ob-
against

object, obstruct (build against)
palin-, pali-
back, again

palindrome
pan-
all, every

pantheism, Pan-Hellenic, panorama, pandemic
para-
false

paramilitary, paralegal, parachute
per-
through

percolate (flow through) perforate (punch through)