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Match each word with the correct meaning of its bolded prefix, root, or suffix altostratus foresight distend before high stretch
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Match each word with the correct meaning of its bolded prefix, root, or suffix
altostratus
foresight
distend
before
high
stretch
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high-school
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Alto
stratus
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Keeping in mind that, the prefix "alto" comes from the Latin word "altus" which literally means "grown tall", it's right to state that its more appropriate meaning is the word "high".
Fore
sight: The prefix "fore" which comes from the Proto-Germanic word "fura" means "before".
Dis
tend
: In this word its root "tend" comes from the Latin verb "tendere" which means "to stretch, extend, or spread".
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alto reminds me of singing high and fore is commonly matched with before
altostratus-high
foresight-before
distend- stretch
hope this helps :)
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