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UR : *[#[form/frm/]v + [ -ion]suf#]N
RR-1 insertion of at :*[#[form+at / frmt/]v + [-ion]Suf#]N
PR-1 /t/ // : [#[/frmtei /]v + [-ion]Suf#]N
Output: [formation / frmteien/]
Meaning : the way something is naturally made or the way it has been
arranged
Sentence : a rock formation
Source : Oxford page
SR:*[#[affiliate+it / affili:it/]v + [- ion]suf #]N
PR- 2 /i:/
/i/:*[#[affilietit]v + [- ion]suf #]N
PR- 3 /i/
/e/:*[#[/affiliteit]v + [ -ion]suf #]N
PR-1 /t/
/s/:*[#/affilieis/]v + [ -ion/isen]suf #]N
Output:[affilitation/ affiliesion/]
Meaning : a connection with a political party or religion, or with a larger
organization
Sentence : Their lack of affiliation to any particular bank allows them to
give objective financial advice.
Source : Oxford page
UR : *[#[possible/pasbl/]Adj + [-ty]Suf#]N
PR / / / i / : *[#[pasbil + + / ] Adj + [-ty]Suf#]N
PR Insertion of / / : [#[/pasbil + / ] Adj + [-ty]Suf#]N
Output : [Possibility / pasbiliti / ]
Meaning : a chance that something may happen or be true
Sentence : It's not likely to happen but I wouldn't rule out the possibility.
Source : Oxford page
UR: [#[dense/dens/]Adj + [-ty]Suf#]N
PR Insertion of / /: [#[dens+ + / ] Adj + [-ty]Suf#]N
Output: [density / densti / ]
Meaning : the number of people or things in a place when compared with
the size of the place
Sentence : The area has a high/low population density.
Source : Oxford page
UR :*[#[reside/rizaid/]v+[-ence]suf#]N
PR -3 /i//e/ :*[#[/rezaid/]v+[-ence]suf#]N
PR -27deletion of /i/ :*[#[/rezad/]v+[-ence]suf#]N
PR -74/a/// :*[#[/rezd/]v+[-ence]suf#]N
Output :[residence/rezdns/]
Meaning : a home
Sentence : the Governor's official residence
Source : Oxford page
UR
:*[#[Canada/Canada/]N+[-an]suf#]N
PR -21 deletion of // :*[#[/Cnad]v+[-an]suf#]N
Output
: [Canadian / Canadin]
Meaning : a person from canada
Sentence : Canadian move to Scotland
Source : Oxford page
UR
: *[#[alcohol]N + [-ism]suf #]N
Output
: [alcoholism /l.k.hl..z m ]
Meaning : the condition of being an alcoholic
Sentence : Alcoholism cost me my job, my health and finally my family.
Source : Oxford page
UR
:*[#[cosmology/cosmolji/]N+[-ist]suf#]N
PR -27 deletion of /i/ :*[#[/cosmolj/]N+[-ist]suf#]N
Output
: [Cosmologist/ cosmoljist]
Meaning : the study of the nature and origin of the universe
Sentence : she is studying cosmologist
Source : Oxford page
UR
:*[#[candidate/kndidt/]Adj+[-acy]suf#]N
PR -27 deletion of ate :*[#[candi]N+[-acy]suf#]N
Output
: [candidacy / kn.d.d.si ]
Meaning : the fact of being a candidate
Sentence : She is expected to announce officially her candidacy for
president early next week.
Source : Oxford page
UR
:* [#[dress]N + [-age]suf #]N
Output
: [dressage / dres. ]
Meaning the training of a horse to perform special
Sentence : a dressage competition
Source : Oxford page
UR
:* [#[fish]adj + [-ery]suf #]N
Output
: [fishery / f. r.i ]
Meaning : an area of water where fish are caught so they can be sold an
offshore fishery
Sentence : bayam beach is good fishery
Source : Oxford page
UR
:* [#[architect]V + [-ure]suf #]N
Output
: [architecture/ .k.tek.t r ]
Meaning : a person job
Sentence : the art and science of designing and making buildings
to study architecture
Source : Oxford page
UR
:* [#[jump]V + [-y]suf #]N
Output
: [jumpy/ dm.pi ]
Meaning : nervous and worried, especially because you are frightened or
guilty
Sentence : My mother gets very jumpy when she's alone in the house
Source : Oxford page
UR
:* [#[read]V + [-ing]suf #]N
Output
: [reading/ri.d ]
Meaning : do
Sentence : reading is not interesting for me
Source : Oxford page
UR
:* [#[seven]N + [-th]suf #]N
Output
: [seventh/ dm.pi ]
Meaning : ordinal number
Sentence : It's the seventh (of May) today.
Source : Oxford page
[#[Formula]adj + [-ate]suf#]V
Output : [ Formulate]
Meaning: Create or prepare something carefully
Sentence: The Chef formulate the ingredients
Source: Oxford Learner`s Pocket Dictionary, Fourth Edition.
[#[Quick]adj + [-en]suf#]V
Output : [Quicken]
Meaning :make something quicker
Sentence : The host quicken the event
Source: Oxford Learner`s Pocket Dictionary, Fourth Edition.
[#[Note]N + [-fy]suf#]V
Output :[Notify ]
Meaning : Inform something
Sentence : I notify you
Source: Oxford Learner`s Pocket Dictionary, Fourth Edition.
[#[Fossil]N + [-ize]suf#]V
Output : [Fossilize]
Meaning : cause something to become fossil
Sentence : The expert fossilize the plant
Source: Oxford Learner`s Pocket Dictionary, Fourth Edition.
[# [En]pref + [Lighten]N#]V
Output : [Enlighten]
Meaning : to give somebody information so that they understand
something better
Sentence : She didnt enlighten him about her background
Source: Oxford Learner`s Pocket Dictionary, Fourth Edition.
[#[-auto]pref + [Suggest]v#]V
Output : [Autosuggest]
Meaning : to give an idea or plan
Sentence : The suvervisor autoplan their employee
Source: Oxford Learner`s Pocket Dictionary, Fourth Edition.
*[#[institution]N + [-al]suf#]Adj
= [institutional]/ /n t .sttju. n. l/
Meaning
: relating to an institution
Example
: The hospital provides typically awful institutional food
Source
: Cambridge Advanced learners dictionary 3rd edition
231
*[#[forgive] + [-able]suf#]Adj
= [forgivable] /fgv..bl/
Meaning
: describes something that you are able to forgive because
you understand it
Example
: a forgivable mistake
Source
: Cambridge Advanced learners dictionary 3rd edition
173
[#[station]n + [-ary]suf#]adj
= [stationary] /ste. n. r.i/
Meaning
: not moving, or not changing
Example
: a stationary car/train
Source
: Cambridge Advanced learners dictionary 3rd edition
431
[#[embarrass]v + [-ed]suf#]ad
j=[embarrassed]/ /mbr.st/
Meaning
: feeling ashamed or shy
Example
: She felt embarrassed about undressing in front of the
doctor.
Source
: Cambridge Advanced learners dictionary 3rd edition
145
[# [artist] N + [-ic]Suf#]Adj
=[artistic] /ts.tk/
Meaning
: relating to art
Example
: the artistic director of the theatre
Source
: Cambridge Advanced learners dictionary 3rd edition 19
[# [become] V + [-ing]Suf#]Adj
=[becoming] /bkm./
Meaning
: describes something attractive that suits the person
wearing or doing it
Example
: That's a most becoming dress, my dear
Source
: Cambridge Advanced learners dictionary 3rd edition 33
[#[defect]V + [-ive]Suf#]Adj
=[defective] /dfek.tv/
Meaning
: describes something that has a fault in it and does not
work correctly
Example
: defective brakes
Source
: Cambridge Advanced learners dictionary 3rd edition
113
[#[health]n + [-ful]suf#]adj
=[healthful] /hel.f l/
Meaning
: helping to produce good health
Example
: A healthful diet includes lots of green vegetables.
Source
: Cambridge Advanced learners dictionary 3rd edition
205
[-less]suf#]adj
/bt.m.ls/
: without a limit or end
: The generosity of the local people is bottomless.
: Cambridge Advanced learners dictionary 3rd edition 44
[#[base]n + [-less]suf#]adj
=[baseless] /be.sls/
Meaning
: not based on facts
Example
: She assured me that my fears were baseless.
Source
: Cambridge Advanced learners dictionary 3rd edition 27
[#[bound]n + [-less]suf#]adj
= [boundless] /band.ls/
Meaning
: having no limit
Example
: boundless optimism
Source
: Cambridge Advanced learners dictionary 3rd edition 43
[#[care]n + [-less]suf#]adj
=[careless] /ke.ls/
Meaning
: not taking or showing enough care and attention
Example
: My son's teacher says that his work is often rather
careless.
Source
: Cambridge Advanced learners dictionary 3rd edition 67
[#[color]n + [-less]suf#]adj
=[colorless] /kl..ls/
Meaning
: having no colour
Example
: Water and glass are colourless.
Source
: Cambridge Advanced learners dictionary 3rd edition
[#[day]n + [-ly]suf#]adj
=[daily] /de.li/
Meaning
: happening on or relating to every day
Example
: Take the tablets twice daily.
Source
: Cambridge Advanced learners dictionary 3rd edition
111
[#[guilt]n + [-y]suf#]adj
= [guilty]/gl.ti/
Meaning
: feeling guilt
Example
: I feel so guilty about forgetting her birthday.
Source
: Cambridge Advanced learners dictionary 3rd edition
197
[#[mistake]n + [-en]suf#]adj
=[mistaken] /mste.k n/
Meaning
: wrong in what you believe, or based on a belief that is
wrong
Example
: I'm afraid I was mistaken about how much it would cost.
Source
: Cambridge Advanced learners dictionary 3rd edition
281
UR
:* [#[a-]pref+ [part]N#]Adj
Output
: [apart/ pt ]
Meaning : separated by a distance
Sentence : How far apart should the speakers be?
Source : Oxford page
UR
:* [#[fair]adj+ [-ly]suf#]Adv
Output
: [fairly/ fe.li]
Meaning : more than average
Sentence : I'm fairly sure that this is the right address.
Source : Oxford page
UR
:* [#[dawn]prep+ [-wards]suf#]Adv
Output
: [dawnwards/dnwd/ ]
Meaning : the period in the day
Sentence : it is dawnwards days
Source : Oxford page
UR
:* [#[out]prep+ [-wards]suf#]Adv
Output
: [outwards/ at.wd ]
Meaning : away from inside
Sentence : My secretary will see you outwards
Source : Oxford page