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What is a prefix that along side?

There isn't a single prefix that means "alongside" in the literal sense. However, depending on the specific context and nuance you're trying to convey, there are several prefixes you could use:

For "alongside" in the sense of "beside" or "next to":

* Co-: This prefix means "together" or "jointly," implying a shared action or location.

* Example: co-worker (someone who works alongside you)

* Para-: This prefix often means "beside" or "alongside," often in the context of similarity or comparison.

* Example: paralegal (someone who works alongside a lawyer)

For "alongside" in the sense of "in addition to" or "along with":

* Con-: This prefix means "with" or "together," suggesting a combination or joining of elements.

* Example: con-founder (someone who starts a business alongside others)

For "alongside" in the sense of "parallel to" or "running alongside":

* Epi-: This prefix means "upon" or "on," but can also convey a sense of "along" or "parallel."

* Example: epitaxial growth (a process of growing one crystal alongside another)

For "alongside" in the sense of "concurrently" or "at the same time":

* Syn-: This prefix means "together" or "at the same time," implying simultaneous action or occurrence.

* Example: synchronous (happening alongside another event)

The best prefix to use will depend on the specific meaning you want to convey and the context of your sentence.

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