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What is a Suffix added to the word doctor?

There are many suffixes you can add to the word "doctor," each changing the meaning slightly. Here are a few examples:

Common Suffixes:

* -ate: "Doctorate" - This refers to a doctoral degree, the highest level of academic achievement.

* -ing: "Doctoring" - This refers to the act of practicing medicine.

* -s: "Doctors" - This is the plural form of the word, referring to multiple medical professionals.

Less Common Suffixes:

* -al: "Doctoral" - This refers to something relating to a doctorate or doctors.

* -ship: "Doctorship" - This is a less common term, often used to refer to the position or authority of a doctor.

* -hood: "Doctorhood" - This is a less common term, referring to the state of being a doctor.

The best suffix to use will depend on the context and the specific meaning you want to convey.

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