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Can obstruct have a prefix or suffix?

Yes, "obstruct" can have both prefixes and suffixes.

Prefixes:

* Un-: This prefix negates the meaning, creating "unobstruct," meaning "not obstructed."

* Re-: This prefix indicates repetition or renewal, creating "reobstruct," meaning "to obstruct again."

Suffixes:

* -ion: This suffix forms a noun, creating "obstruction," meaning "the act of obstructing."

* -ive: This suffix forms an adjective, creating "obstructive," meaning "tending to obstruct."

Therefore, "obstruct" is a versatile word that can be modified to create new words with different meanings.

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