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What prefix goes with perfect?

There isn't a single, universally used prefix that specifically goes with "perfect." However, depending on the context and desired meaning, you could use various prefixes, each creating a different nuance:

Indicating lack or imperfection:

* Im-: imperfect (lacking perfection)

* In-: inperfect (not perfect, but this is rarely used)

* Dis-: disperfect (not perfect, also rarely used)

* Un-: unperfect (not perfect)

Indicating excess or surpassing perfection:

* Super-: superperfect (exceeding perfection)

* Hyper-: hyperperfect (excessively perfect)

Indicating a specific aspect of perfection:

* Auto-: autoperfect (self-perfecting)

* Tele-: teleperfect (perfectly communicated at a distance)

* Omni-: omniperfect (perfect in all aspects)

The best prefix to use depends on the specific meaning you want to convey.

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