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The suffix -fy mean A cause or become B full of C the action of D capable of being Help Me
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The suffix -fy mean

A cause or become
B full of
C the action of
D capable of being

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The suffix -fy means capable or fit for something. It is related to the suffix -able.

Your answer would be D. capable of being

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The answer is A. Cause or Become
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