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What prefix goes in front o legal?

There isn't one specific prefix that goes in front of "legal" to form a single word.

However, depending on the meaning you want to convey, you can use various prefixes to create new words with different meanings:

* Il-: Meaning "not" or "opposite of"

* Illegal: Not permitted by law.

* Un-: Also meaning "not" or "opposite of"

* Unlawful: Against the law.

* Extra-: Meaning "outside of" or "beyond"

* Extralegal: Existing outside of the law.

* Pre-: Meaning "before" or "in advance of"

* Prelegal: Before or in preparation for a legal matter.

* Semi-: Meaning "partly" or "half"

* Semilegal: Partially legal, or having a questionable legality.

* Para-: Meaning "beside" or "alongside"

* Paralegal: A person who assists lawyers.

The specific prefix you use will depend on the context and the specific nuance you want to express.

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