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What is a possible prefix for passable?

There isn't a commonly used prefix for "passable" in English.

Here's why:

* Meaning: "Passable" means "adequate" or "just good enough." It suggests a low bar for quality. Prefixes like "un-" or "in-" imply a negative, which doesn't fit with the meaning of "passable."

* Usage: We typically use "passable" on its own, without prefixes.

If you need a word to convey a similar meaning, here are some alternatives:

* Tolerable: Acceptable, though not particularly good.

* Mediocre: Average, neither good nor bad.

* Adequate: Sufficient, but not excellent.

* Marginal: Just barely good enough.

Let me know if you have other words you'd like to explore!

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