Words with re-

  • The prefix “re-” means “again” or “back.” It indicates repetition or returning to a previous state.
  • Words with “re-” often suggest that an action is being done again or that something is being restored to its original condition.
  • Redo: To do something again.
  • Revisit: To visit a place again.
  • Rewrite: To write something again or differently.
  • Replace: To take the place of something or someone again.
  • Rebuild: To build something again or restore it.
  • Rearrange: To arrange something again or in a different way.
  • Recall: To remember something again or bring it back to mind.
  • In sentences, the prefix “re-” helps understand the meaning by indicating that the action has been repeated or returned to a previous state.
  • Adding “re-” to a base word modifies its meaning to include the concept of repetition or returning.
  • To grasp the use of “re-“, practice identifying and creating sentences with words that use this prefix, ensuring understanding of how the prefix alters the meaning.
  • Ensure that “re-” is not confused with other prefixes or suffixes that might change the meaning differently (e.g., “pre-” meaning “before”).

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