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What does the prefix sym mean?

The prefix "sym" comes from the Greek word "syn", which means together, with, or jointly.

Here are some examples of words with the prefix "sym":

* Symmetry: A state of having equal parts or halves that correspond to one another.

* Sympathy: Sharing in the feelings of another, especially sorrow or pity.

* Symphonic: Relating to or characteristic of a symphony, a large musical composition.

* Symbiosis: A close relationship between two species where both benefit.

* Synthesis: The combination of parts or elements to form a whole.

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