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    Shakespear Poem

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    The prefix "para-" originally came from Greek and was used in Greek-derived words to mean "alongside, beyond, altered, contrary, or irregular." It indicated something was changed or abnormal when added to words.

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    The prefix "para-" originally came from Greek and was used in Greek-derived words to mean "alongside, beyond, altered, contrary, or irregular." It indicated something was changed or abnormal when added to words.

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    The prefix "para-" originally came from Greek and was used in Greek-derived words to mean "alongside, beyond, altered, contrary, or irregular." It indicated something was changed or abnormal when added to words.

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    Shakespear Poem

    Uploaded by

    Binny Samuel Christy
    The prefix "para-" originally came from Greek and was used in Greek-derived words to mean "alongside, beyond, altered, contrary, or irregular." It indicated something was changed or abnormal when added to words.

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    para- | Origin and meaning of prefix para- by Online ...

    www.etymonline.com › word › para-

    1.
    para- (1). before vowels, par-, word-forming element, originally in Greek-derived words, meaning
    "alongside, beyond; altered; contrary; irregular, abnormal," from ...

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