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What prefixes and suffixes can you add to available?

Here are some prefixes and suffixes you can add to "available," along with examples and explanations:

Prefixes:

* Un-: Means "not." Creates the opposite meaning.

* Unavailable (not available)

* In-: Similar to "un-," means "not."

* Inavvailable (not available, though this is rarely used)

* Re-: Means "again" or "repeatedly."

* Reavailable (available again after being unavailable)

* Pre-: Means "before" or "in advance."

* Pre-available (available in advance of a certain time or event)

Suffixes:

* -ity: Forms a noun meaning "state or quality of."

* Availability (the state of being available)

* -able: Indicates the potential to be something.

* Available (capable of being used)

* -ment: Forms a noun meaning "act or process."

* Availabilityment (rarely used, would refer to the act of making something available)

Note: Some of these combinations might sound a little awkward or uncommon. It's important to consider the context and intended meaning when creating new words.

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