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What does the Latin root word ab mean?

The Latin root word "ab" means "away from," "from," or "off."

It's a common prefix that appears in many English words, often indicating movement away from something or separation.

Here are some examples:

* Absent: "away from" (being away from a place)

* Abduct: "to lead away from" (to take someone away by force)

* Abolish: "to do away with" (to completely remove something)

* Abnormal: "away from the norm" (not typical or usual)

* Abstract: "to draw away" (to separate an idea from reality)

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