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What are the prefixes and suffixes for opportune?

The word "opportune" doesn't have any prefixes or suffixes. It's a complete word on its own, derived from the Latin "opportunus".

However, there are some related words that use prefixes and suffixes:

* Opportunity: This word uses the suffix "-ity" to create a noun meaning "a favorable or advantageous circumstance or occasion."

* Opportunistic: This word uses the suffix "-istic" to create an adjective meaning "taking advantage of opportunities, especially to gain something."

* Un-opportune: This word uses the prefix "un-" to create an adjective meaning "not opportune, inconvenient, or untimely."

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