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What is the suffix ripe?

"Ripe" is not a suffix. It is a word on its own, meaning "having reached full maturity and ready to be eaten or harvested."

It can be used as an adjective to describe fruit, vegetables, or other things that have reached a state of readiness, like "ripe tomatoes" or "a ripe idea."

It can also be used as a verb, meaning "to become ripe" or "to mature," as in "the fruit is ripening on the vine."

There are suffixes related to "ripe," such as "-ripe," which can be added to words to indicate a state of ripeness or maturity, like "overripe" or "unripe."

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