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What does the prefix punct mean?

The prefix "punct" comes from the Latin word "punctum", meaning "point". It generally refers to a point in time or space, often in a specific or precise manner.

Here are some examples of words with the prefix "punct" and their meanings:

* Punctual: Arriving or happening at the agreed or expected time.

* Punctuation: The marks used in writing to separate sentences, clauses, and words.

* Puncture: To make a small hole in something, especially with a sharp point.

* Punctilious: Showing great attention to detail or correct behavior.

The prefix "punct" can also be found in less common words like "punctiform" (having the shape of a point) or "punctuate" (to interrupt something with brief remarks).

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