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What is a prefix for legible?

There isn't a common prefix used specifically for "legible" to create a new word.

However, you could consider using prefixes that relate to the meaning of legible, which is "easy to read":

* Il-: This prefix means "not" and could create "illegible," meaning difficult to read.

* Un-: This prefix also means "not" and can be used similarly to "il-".

* In-: This prefix means "not" but is often used with words of Latin origin. It could be used to create "inlegible," though it's not a common word.

It's important to note that these prefixes might not create words that are commonly used in the English language.

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