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What does the prefix rect mean?

The prefix "rect" comes from the Latin word "rectus", which means straight, right, or upright.

It's often used to convey the idea of correctness, straightness, or orderliness.

Here are some examples of words with the prefix "rect":

* Rectangle: A four-sided figure with four right angles.

* Rectify: To correct something that is wrong.

* Rectangular: Having the shape of a rectangle.

* Rectitude: Moral uprightness or righteousness.

* Direct: Straightforward or to the point.

* Erect: To build or construct something, especially a structure.

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