ASVAB Prefixes (Vocabulary) Revision
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ASVAB Prefixes (Vocabulary) Revision
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1. super- (superior)

2. extra- (extracurricular, extraordinary)

3. mal- or male- (malediction)

4. ob- (obscure)

5. bi- (bilateral)

6. un- (uninformed)

7. fore- (foreman)

8. semi- (semisweet)

9. A- (atheist)

10. deca- (decade)

11. de- (detour)

12. il- (illogical)

13. tele- (telephone)

14. Anti- (antibody)

15. out- (outside)

16. re- (return)

17. que-, quer-, or ques- (question, query)

18. com- or con- (conform)

19. omni- (omnibus)

20. multi- (multiply)

21. contra- or counter- (contradict)

22. trans- (transatlantic)

23. circum- (circumnavigate)

24. geo- (geology)

25. Ab- or abs- (absent)

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