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This is the base of a word after all prefixes or suffixes are removed.?

That's called a root word or base word.

Here's a simple explanation:

* Prefix: A word part added to the *beginning* of a word (e.g., "un" in "unhappy").

* Suffix: A word part added to the *end* of a word (e.g., "ing" in "walking").

* Root word/Base word: The core meaning of a word that remains after removing prefixes and suffixes.

For example, in the word "unbreakable":

* "un" is a prefix.

* "able" is a suffix.

* "break" is the root word or base word.

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