process, manner, continuance: Exercises on suffixes I. Deduce the meaning of the following derivatives from the meanings of their constituents. your deduction. What are the meanings of the affixes in the words under examination? reddish, a. . overwrite, V.. irregular, a..................... illegal, a.......................... " retype, V. ...................... old-womanish, a. disrespectable, d. inexpensive, a. . unladylike, a. disorganise,v...................................• renew, v....................................c...:..* eatable, a.. overdress, v. .............. disaffection, n.................................. snobbish, a......................................... handful, n. tallish, a.................................... sandy, a. 13

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process, manner,
continuance:
Exercises on suffixes
I. Deduce the meaning of the following derivatives from the meanings of their constituents.
your
deduction. What are the meanings of the affixes in the words under examination?
reddish, a. .
overwrite, V..
irregular, a.....................
illegal, a.......................... "
retype, V. ......................
old-womanish, a.
disrespectable, d.
inexpensive, a. .
unladylike, a.
disorganise,v...................................•
renew, v....................................c...:..*
eatable, a..
overdress, v. ..............
disaffection, n..................................
snobbish, a.........................................
handful, n.
tallish, a....................................
sandy, a.
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Reddish: having a reddish color; Overwrite: to write over something already written; Irregular: not following a regular pattern; Illegal: not allowed by law; Re-type: to type something again; Old-womanish: resembling an old woman; Disrespectable: not deserving respect; Inexpensive: not expensive; Unladylike: not appropriate for a lady; Disorganise: to cause disorder; Renew: to make something new again; Eatable: able to be eaten; Overdress: to dress too extravagantly; Disaffection: lack of loyalty; Snobbish: having or showing snobbish attitudes; Handful: a small amount; Tallish: somewhat tall; Sandy: having a sandy color. The affixes in the words under examination are: -ish (having the quality of), -able (able to be), -dis (opposite of), -re (again), -un (not).

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Reddish: The affix -ish means "having the quality of" and the root word "red" means having a reddish color,...
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