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What is a prefix for employed?

There isn't a commonly used prefix for "employed".

Here's why:

* Meaning: The word "employed" already conveys the idea of being "put to use" or "having a job". Adding a prefix might create a redundant or unclear meaning.

* Alternatives: If you need to express a specific nuance, you could use different words or phrases instead of adding a prefix.

For example, instead of "unemployed," you could use:

* Jobless

* Out of work

* Looking for work

* Without employment

If you could provide more context about what you're trying to express, I might be able to suggest a more specific and helpful alternative.

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