Prefixes: Dis; in; mis; il
disappoint | As long as you try your best you won't disappoint me. | |
misbehave | Do not misbehave in class. | |
disagree | I often disagree with my brother! * | |
mislead | ||
disobey | If I disobey my parents, they will not be pleased. * | |
misspell | Try not to misspell any of your spellings in the Thursday test! * | |
disable | The instructions showed how to disable the alarm. * | |
misuse | If you misuse the laptop computer, it could break. * | |
discount | I bought this TV at a discount. | |
misread | I misread the time and was late. * | |
inactive | The dead or inactive pathogen material used in vaccination. * | |
illuminate | The spotlight will illuminate the entertainer so everyone in the audience can see him. * | |
incorrect | If only one word is incorrect you are doing well. | |
illegal | The traffic warden gave me a ticket for illegal parking. | |
independent | We are all trying to become independent learners. * | |
illogical | The sentence she created didn't make sense, it was completely illogical. * | |
invisible | The hills were invisible in the thick mist. | |
illegible | The essay was badly written and nearly illegible. * | |
insecure | The insecure lock fell to the floor. * | |
illicit |
This public word list was created by Kilburn Junior School within the folder Year 3 Team Courage
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