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What is the suffix of legislator
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What is the suffix of legislator

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-or

meaning someone who does something

legislate is a word. legisl, legisla,and legislato are not words
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The suffix of Legislator is "Or". Remember that suffix is at the end of a word. While prefix is at the beginning of a word.
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