- pre|fix|al
- pre|fix|al «PREE fihk suhl, pree FIHK-», adjective.1. of the nature of a prefix.2. characterized by prefixes.–pre´fix|al|ly, adverb.
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pre´fix|al|ly — pre|fix|al «PREE fihk suhl, pree FIHK », adjective. 1. of the nature of a prefix. 2. characterized by prefixes. –pre´fix|al|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
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