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What is the prefix for foolish or no sense?

The prefix for foolish or no sense is "non-".

Here are some examples:

* Nonsense: Meaning something that has no meaning or sense.

* Non-sensical: Meaning lacking sense or logic.

* Nonplussed: Meaning confused or bewildered.

However, you could also argue that the prefixes "in-" and "un-" can be used in similar contexts to indicate lack of sense. For example:

* Incoherent: Meaning lacking sense or clarity.

* Unsound: Meaning lacking logic or rationality.

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