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What are the Prefixes and suffixes for word sign?

Here are some prefixes and suffixes that can be used with the word "sign":

Prefixes:

* Re-: Means "again" or "back" (e.g., re-sign a contract)

* Mis-: Means "wrongly" or "badly" (e.g., misinterpret a sign)

* Pre-: Means "before" or "in advance" (e.g., pre-sign a document)

* Co-: Means "together" or "jointly" (e.g., co-sign a loan)

* Counter-: Means "against" or "opposite" (e.g., countersign a document)

Suffixes:

* -age: Means "the act of" or "the state of" (e.g., signage)

* -er: Means "one who does" or "that which does" (e.g., signifier)

* -ing: Indicates an ongoing action (e.g., signing)

* -ed: Indicates a past action (e.g., signed)

* -able: Means "capable of" or "suitable for" (e.g., signable)

Note: Not all of these combinations are commonly used, and some may have specific meanings within a particular context.

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