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Which prefix means unequal, dissimilar?
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Which prefix means unequal, dissimilar?

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Aniso-: Unequal, unlike, or dissimilar. As in anisocoria, anisocytosis, and anisometropia. From the Greek anisos meaning unequal, from an-, not, + isos, equal. The opposite of aniso- is iso-.
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