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Is there a prefix for fluent?

There isn't a single, widely accepted prefix for "fluent". However, you can create one depending on the specific context. Here are some options:

General:

* Hyper-fluent: Implies an extremely high level of fluency.

* Super-fluent: Similar to "hyper-fluent," emphasizing a high level of fluency.

* Ultra-fluent: Another option suggesting exceptional fluency.

Specific contexts:

* Bilingual fluent: For someone fluent in two languages.

* Multilingual fluent: For someone fluent in multiple languages.

* Native fluent: For someone who speaks a language fluently as their native tongue.

* Technically fluent: For someone who is fluent in a specific technical language or skill.

Other options:

* Highly fluent

* Proficiently fluent

* Effortlessly fluent

* Articulate (implies fluency in speech)

The best option depends on the specific meaning you want to convey.

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