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Prefix that means outside

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A prefix is part of a word, for example, if you have the word "enter" you could add the prefix "re" to get "re-enter". Other examples of prefixes are, semi, pre, sub, ect.

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"Ex" or "exo" is a prefix that means "outside."

Cristian Gutu answered Sep 13, 2017

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