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What new word can you make adding prefixes and suffixes to the defense?

Here are some new words you can make by adding prefixes and suffixes to "defense":

Prefixes:

* Offense: This is the opposite of defense.

* Overdefense: This could mean excessive or unnecessary defense.

* Predefense: This might refer to preparation for a defense.

* Underdefense: This might mean inadequate or insufficient defense.

Suffixes:

* Defenseless: This means lacking defense or protection.

* Defensive: This means relating to or characterized by defense.

* Defensively: This is an adverb meaning in a defensive manner.

Combining Prefixes and Suffixes:

* Overdefensive: This could mean excessively defensive or overly sensitive.

* Underdefensive: This might mean lacking in defensiveness or too trusting.

* Predefensive: This could refer to actions taken in advance to defend against something.

The specific meaning of the new word would depend on the context. For example, "overdefense" could be a negative term in a sports context, while "predefense" could be a positive term in a security context.

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