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What is worthy prefix?

"Worthy" is not a prefix, it's an adjective.

Prefixes are word parts that are added to the beginning of a word to change its meaning. Some examples of prefixes include:

* un- (undo, unhappy)

* re- (redo, reread)

* pre- (pre-game, pre-paid)

* mis- (misunderstand, misspell)

However, "worthy" itself is not a prefix. It can be used to describe something or someone as deserving of respect, admiration, or consideration.

Perhaps you're thinking of a word that uses "worthy" as part of its meaning, like:

* Worthwhile (meaning something that is valuable or important)

* Worthy of (meaning deserving of something specific)

Could you clarify your question? Maybe you're looking for a word that means something like "deserving of respect" or "valuable"?

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