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What prefix means opposite bad or wrong?

The prefix that means "opposite bad or wrong" is "mal-".

Here are some examples:

* Malicious: Harmful or spiteful

* Maladjusted: Poorly adapted to a situation or environment

* Malformation: An abnormal shape or structure

* Malpractice: Negligence by a professional person

* Malcontent: A dissatisfied or rebellious person

It's important to note that "mal-" doesn't always mean "opposite bad or wrong." It can sometimes indicate something bad or wrong, but the context will make the meaning clear.

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