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• When used as a prefix to someone's name, it implies an obvious loathing or contempt of that person.
• Terms like megastore or hypertext are also called compounds, because they are combinations of free-standing words with prefixes or suffixes.
• Even in reviews where he receives praise it is almost always prefixed by criticism.
• Interestingly, both candidates had doctoral prefixes to their names.
• The output is detailed and prefixed by cryptic error messages.
• He set Rangers on their way to a fine victory with the kind of pass that tends to be prefixed by the word ‘killer’.
• Similar advertisements are prefixed to plays by David Garrick, Isaac Bickerstaffe, Hannah More, Elizabeth Griffith, Elizabeth Inchbald, Frederick Reynolds, and many others.
• To prevent duplication within a state, a progression of prefixes is used for the three-digit numbers.
• A similar situation holds with the negative prefix ‘un’; the shape of the prefixes adjusts according to the form of its host.
• Many of the clan names are prefixed by ‘Mac,’ meaning ‘son of.’
• English speakers, I suspect, would not in general conceptualize never as being derived through prefixation from ever, in the way in which books is derived through suffixation from book.
• I also treat the asymmetry in negative prefixation (unhappy vs. * unsad, unkind vs. * uncruel) as a similar phenomenon.
• Sinclair has painted some 80 large works in oil on board, each of which say either ‘I love Real Life’ or use the real life title, prefixed by the name of the appropriate colour in which Sinclair has covered the ground.
• It's just another type of variable, and all variables are prefixed by the dollar sign.
• If the server or client fails for some other reason, you'll receive a log message prefixed by ERROR or FATAL briefly describing the problem.
• As such, one imagines that the southern Nigerian Ur-linguist, confronted with Indo-European languages, would see prefixes and suffixes as beside-the-point accidents just as we see tone.
• Though increasingly archaic, a prefixation to verbs ending in ing is a well-known Midland feature: She went a-visiting yesterday; They were a-coming across the bridge.
• Abdul is prefixed to one of the 99 names of God in the Quran which identify His various attributes, which gives us Abdul Rahim, Abdul Rahman, Abdul Karim, Abdul Latif, Abdul Qadir, and so on.
• A short autobiography is prefixed to the 1827 edition of Juvenal.
• Lord Shiva then gave his command that Sudheet's name would be prefixed to his name.
• The term is usually prefixed by the word corporeal, emphasising that the union is an actual one rather than a blending of rays.
• Occasionally the word ‘gun’ is prefixed to remove any doubt as to what powder is meant.
• Etiquette would probably have required me to use some sort of respectful prefix before their names.
• Originally christened, with admirable simplicity, the Station Hotel, the royal prefix was added after Queen Victoria blessed the building with her presence.
• The glossary is very complete and accessible and includes definitions of common prefixes .
• the Institute was granted the prefix ‘Royal’ in 1961
• add the prefix 83 to the extension number
• It received its royal prefix in 1917 after members used their own cars as ambulances to transport wounded soldiers and the clubhouse was used to treat the injured.
• Queen Victoria loved the sulfureous saline water so much she gave the town a royal prefix .
• From October 10 all numbers in the current 071 area must have the digits 91 added after the prefix .
• As of tomorrow, patients will have to call numbers with the prefix 01772 to get through to the Collinson Avenue surgery.
• The ‘O’ when used as a prefix in Irish surnames means ‘descendant of.’
• There is something of a humorous history to the prefix Mungo, and it dates back to when a noted Carlow victualler, was building kennels in Ireland.
• The girl said: ‘I checked my phone and found a voicemail message from a sergeant, who only left us his extension number without the prefix .’
• As an aside, telethon is one of those odd blends in which two combining forms, prefix and suffix, have been borrowed from separate words and jammed together, extinguishing any root word.
• The first usage of the term Akali became known when Naina Singh, predecessor of Akali Phula Singh used it as prefix of his name, in the last decades of the eighteenth century.
• Our phone numbers will be lengthened to seven digits when we add the new prefix 64.
• I am very much averse to any title or honours and I will be more than happy if there was no prefix to my name.
• The company said customers would be able to keep their mobile phone number, but warned that the prefix may change if an operator other than Eircell ends up providing the service.
• No wonder so many local supporters are calling for the caretaker prefix to be removed from his job title.
• The machine that prints tickets assigned the number 666 as a prefix on all the tickets for the film, said Gary Smith, owner of the Movies at Berry Square in northwest Georgia.