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What does the prefix doc mean?

The prefix "doc" is a shortened form of the word document. It appears in many words, often indicating a relationship to documents, records, or documentation.

Here are some examples:

* Doctor: This word originally meant "teacher" but has evolved to refer to someone who holds a doctorate degree (a document certifying the highest level of education) or a medical professional who is trained in a specific area.

* Documentation: This word refers to the process of creating and maintaining documents.

* Documentary: A film or other media that presents factual information.

* Docent: A guide who provides information and instruction, often in a museum or art gallery.

* Doctrines: A set of beliefs or principles, often written down in a document.

* Dockets: A list of cases to be heard in a court, often written down and organized in a document.

However, "doc" can also appear in informal contexts, like when referring to a doctor or when someone is called "Doc."

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