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What does the latin prefix sym mean in English?

The Latin prefix "sym-" means "together" or "with".

Here are some examples of words with the prefix "sym-":

* Symmetry: a state of having the same proportions on both sides of a dividing line.

* Sympathy: sharing in the feelings of others.

* Symbiosis: a relationship between two different species where both benefit.

* Symphony: a musical composition for a full orchestra.

The prefix "sym-" can be used to create a variety of words that express the idea of things being combined or acting together.

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