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What is a prefix for standard?

There isn't one universally accepted prefix for "standard". However, here are some options depending on the context:

General prefixes:

* Non-standard: Indicates something that deviates from the standard.

* Substandard: Indicates something that falls below the standard.

* Superstandard: Indicates something that exceeds the standard.

* Hyperstandard: Indicates something that is extremely high standard.

Specific prefixes based on fields:

* Industry standard: Widely accepted practices in a particular industry.

* De facto standard: A standard that has become widely adopted, even without formal approval.

* Gold standard: The highest standard or benchmark.

* Best practice: A generally accepted method or procedure.

Other options:

* Pre-standard: A proposed standard that has not yet been adopted.

* Post-standard: A standard that has been updated or replaced.

The best prefix to use will depend on the specific meaning you want to convey.

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