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Does expatriates ha prefix and suffix?

The word "expatriate" doesn't typically have prefixes or suffixes.

It's already a complete word meaning someone who lives outside their native country.

However, you might see variations like:

* Expatriated: This is the past participle of the verb "expatriate," meaning to leave one's native country.

* Expatriation: This is the noun form, referring to the act of leaving one's native country.

While these variations are related to the word "expatriate," they aren't considered prefixes or suffixes.

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