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What is the root word for preoccupation?

The root word for "preoccupation" is occupy.

Here's how it breaks down:

* pre-: a prefix meaning "before" or "in front of"

* occupy: to fill or take up space, time, or attention

Therefore, "preoccupation" means "being filled with or taken up by something" or "having one's mind filled with something."

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