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The prefix un is added to the beginning of a word without any change to the spelling of the root word.
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unhappy |
When she lost the race, Rosie was very unhappy.
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undo |
The knot was too tight to undo.
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unload |
The ship will unload at the wharf.
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unfair |
John thought that it was unfair that his older brother went to bed later than him.
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unlock |
You can use a key to unlock a door.
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