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What prefix can you put in front of plausible?

Here are some prefixes you can put in front of "plausible" to create new words with slightly different meanings:

General:

* im- (implausible) - not plausible, unbelievable

* un- (unplausible) - same as implausible

* highly- (highly plausible) - very likely, believable

* more- (more plausible) - more likely to be true

* less- (less plausible) - less likely to be true

Specific:

* bio- (bioplausible) - plausible from a biological standpoint

* eco- (ecoplausible) - plausible from an ecological standpoint

* socio- (socioplausible) - plausible from a social standpoint

* techno- (technoplausible) - plausible from a technological standpoint

The specific prefix you choose will depend on the context and the specific nuance you want to convey.

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