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Negative prefixes, a prefix to make a sentence, or statement negative. They are placed and/or added at the beginning of words to change the meaning of it. Here are some common negative prefixes:

\(\sf un- (most \ common) \\ \sf non- ( means \ 'not')\\ \sf mis- (means \ wrong, \ bad) \\ de- (means \ 'down') \\ dis - (means \ 'not' \ or \ opposite)\)

Out of those negative prefixes, you can see that option D) dis- is in there. 

Answer: \(\fbox {D) dis- }\)

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Answer:

D, dis

Explanation:

phil: ex. philosopher, someone who thinks about things

re: ex. redo, to do again

uni: ex. unite, come together; more than one

dis: ex. dissapointed, upset; got less than expected

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