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What is the prefix for finished?

There isn't a single prefix that directly means "finished". However, depending on the context, you could use prefixes like:

* Pre-: This means "before" or "prior to", so you could use it to indicate something that is pre-finished, meaning it is finished before a specific process.

* Post-: This means "after", so something post-finished would be finished after a specific process.

* Re-: This means "again" or "repeatedly", so something re-finished would be finished again.

You could also use prefixes like un- or de- to indicate the opposite of "finished", like unfinished or defaced.

Ultimately, the best prefix to use depends on the specific context and what you want to convey.

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