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What is a suffix for awe?

There isn't a specific suffix that means "awe" in English.

However, there are suffixes that can be used to create words related to awe, depending on the nuance you want to express:

* -some: This suffix can indicate a state or quality of something, often implying a strong feeling or effect. For example, "awesome" means "inspiring awe" or "impressive."

* -ful: Similar to "-some," "-ful" can indicate a state or quality, often implying fullness or abundance. While not directly related to awe, words like "wonderful" can express similar sentiments of admiration and wonder.

* -ing: This suffix can create verbs or adjectives, often indicating an action or a state of being. "Awe-inspiring" is a common example, expressing the act of inspiring awe.

Ultimately, the best way to express awe with a suffix depends on the context and the specific meaning you want to convey.

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