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Does indignant have any prefixes or suffixes?

Yes, "indignant" has a prefix: "in-".

The word "indignant" comes from the Latin word "dignitatem," meaning "worth" or "dignity." The prefix "in-" in this case functions as a negative prefix, meaning "not." Therefore, "indignant" literally means "not worthy" or "not dignified."

It's important to note that the prefix "in-" can also be used to mean "into" or "on," but in the case of "indignant," it is used as a negation.

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