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What words have a prefix that means through thoroughly?

Here are some words with prefixes that mean "through" or "thoroughly":

Prefixes:

* Per-: Meaning "through," "completely," or "thoroughly."

* Dia-: Meaning "through," "across," or "between."

* Trans-: Meaning "across," "through," or "beyond."

Words with these Prefixes:

* Permeate: To spread throughout.

* Perforate: To make holes through something.

* Persistent: Continuing for a long time.

* Perennial: Lasting for a long time.

* Diagonal: A line crossing a shape from one corner to another.

* Diameter: The distance across a circle through its center.

* Transparent: Allowing light to pass through.

* Translucent: Allowing some light to pass through.

* Transcribe: To copy something written word for word.

* Transmit: To send something across a distance.

These are just a few examples. Many other words exist with these prefixes, and their specific meanings can vary slightly depending on the context.

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