what are some words that have the prefix extra?
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['extravaganza.', 'extravagance.', 'extramarital.', 'extrahepatic.', 'extracranial.', 'extrasensory.', 'extraversion.', 'extrauterine.']
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['brevity.', 'brevier.', 'brevets.', 'brevard.', 'brevium.', 'breviea.']
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['alteration.', 'alternator.', 'alternants.', 'alternated.', 'alternates.', 'altercated.', 'altercates.', 'alterative.']
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['circumvent.', 'circuitous.', 'circumcise.', 'circumflex.', 'circumfuse.', 'circuities.', 'circuiting.', 'circularly.']
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['abruptly.', 'absurd.', 'abyss.', 'affix.', 'askew.', 'avenue.', 'awkward.', 'axiom.']
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['uninterrupted.', 'preoccupation.', 'supercomputer.', 'superstitious.', 'supranational.', 'superposition.', 'supermajority.', 'supercritical.']
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['boosted,', 'heaved.', '(or hove),', 'hoisted,', 'jacked (up),', 'upheaved.']
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['eccentric, idiosyncratic, unconventional, unorthodox, unusual, off-centre, strange, bizarre, weird, peculiar, odd, freakish, outlandish, offbeat, out of the ordinary, Bohemian, alternative, zany.', 'outré', 'informal wacky, freaky, kinky, way-out, far out, kooky, oddball, off the wall.', 'North American informal in left field.']
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['overabundance.', 'overemphasize.', 'overconfident.', 'oversensitive.', 'overqualified.', 'oversubscribe.', 'overstimulate.', 'overambitious.']
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Some Common Prefixes Some of the most common prefixes in the English language are dis-, in-, and un-, which make words negative. For instance, adding the prefix un- to the word kind creates the word unkind, meaning not kind.
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['undoubling.', 'undomestic.', 'undoctored.', 'undogmatic.', 'undoubting.', 'undoubtful.', 'undocument.', 'undoablely.']
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['expressionless.', 'extraordinaire.', 'extracorporeal.', 'exceptionalism.', 'existentialism.', 'hyperextension.', 'extemporaneous.', 'counterexample.']
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['eerily.', 'eerier.', 'eelier.', 'eelpot.', 'eecmos.', 'eeprom.', 'eeyore.', 'eemnes.']
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The prefix ex-, with its variants e- and ec-, mean “out.” Examples using this prefix include exceed, eject, and eccentric. An easy way to remember that the prefix ex- means “out” is through the word exit, for when you exit a room, you go “out” of it.
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['utility.', 'utilize.', 'utterly.', 'utopian.', 'uterine.', 'utensil.', 'utricle.', 'utopias.']
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['accomplish.', 'relinquish.', 'extinguish.', 'outlandish.', 'amateurish.', 'impoverish.', 'silverfish.', 'cuttlefish.']
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['prevail.', 'curtail.', 'travail.', 'airmail.', 'pigtail.', 'toenail.', 'pintail.', 'topsail.']