SUF-

Meaning of SUF- in English

A form of the prefix Sub-.

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SUF — suf- see sub-
Interlingua English vocab
SUF — abbreviation suffix
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SUF- — () A form of the prefix Sub-.
Английский словарь Webster
SUF. — suffix. Also, suff .
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
SUF- — var. of sub- before f: suffer.
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SUF- — a form of the prefix sub-.
Webster English vocab
SUF- — ■ prefix variant spelling of sub- assimilated before f (as in suffocate , suffuse ).
Concise Oxford English vocab
SUF- — prefix assim. form of SUB- before f.
Английский основной разговорный словарь
SUFFRUTICOSE — /seuh frooh"ti kohs'/ , adj. woody at the base and herbaceous above. [ 1785-95; suffruticosus, equiv. to L suf- SUF- …
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SUFFRUTESCENT — /suf'roo tes"euhnt/ , adj. partially or slightly woody; subshrubby. [ 1810-20; suffrutescent- (s. of suffrutescens ), equiv. to L suf- …
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SUFFOCATE — — suffocatingly , adv. — suffocation , n. — suffocative , adj. /suf"euh kayt'/ , v. , suffocated, suffocating . …
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SUFFLATE — — sufflation , n. /seuh flayt"/ , v.t., sufflated, sufflating . to inflate. [ 1610-20; sufflatus (ptp. of sufflare to …
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SUFFIX — — suffixal /suf"ik seuhl, seuh fik"-/ , adj. — suffixation /suf'ik say"sheuhn/ , suffixion /seuh fik"sheuhn/ , n. n. /suf"iks/ …
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SUFFICIENT — — sufficiently , adv. /seuh fish"euhnt/ , adj. 1. adequate for the purpose; enough: sufficient proof; sufficient protection. 2. Logic. …
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SUFFICE — /seuh fuys", -fuyz"/ , v. , sufficed, sufficing . v.i. 1. to be enough or adequate, as for needs, purposes, …
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SUFFERING — — sufferingly , adv. /suf"euhr ing, suf"ring/ , n. 1. the state of a person or thing that suffers. 2. …
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SUFFERANCE — /suf"euhr euhns, suf"reuhns/ , n. 1. passive permission resulting from lack of interference; tolerance, esp. of something wrong or illegal …
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SUFFER — — sufferable , adj. — sufferableness , n. — sufferably , adv. — sufferer , n. /suf"euhr/ , v.i. 1. …
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SOUGH — sough 1 — soughfully , adv. — soughless , adj. /sow, suf/ , v.i. 1. to make a rushing, rustling, …
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LONG-SUFFERING — — long-sufferingly , adv. /lawng"suf"euhr ing, -suf"ring, long"-/ , adj. 1. enduring injury, trouble, or provocation long and patiently. n. …
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LONG-SUFFERANCE — /lawng"suf"euhr euhns, -suf"reuhns, long"-/ , n. Archaic. long-suffering. [ 1520-30 ]
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SUFFUSE — [suf.fuse] vt suf.fused ; suf.fus.ing [L suffusus, pp. of suffundere, lit., to pour beneath, fr. sub- + fundere to pour--more …
Merriam-Webster English vocab
SUFFOCATE — [suf.fo.cate] vb -cat.ed ; -cat.ing [ME, fr. L suffocatus, pp. of suffocare to choke, stifle, fr. sub- + fauces throat] …
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SUFFIX — [suf.fix] n [NL suffixum, fr. L, neut. of suffixus, pp. of suffigere to fasten underneath, fr. sub- + figere to …
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SUFFICIENT — [suf.fi.cient] adj [ME, fr. L sufficient-, sufficiens, fr. prp. of sufficere] (14c) 1 a: enough to meet the needs of …
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SUFFICE — [suf.fice] vb suf.ficed ; suf.fic.ing [ME, fr. MF suffis-, stem of suffire, fr. L sufficere to provide, be adequate, fr. …
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SUFFER — [suf.fer] vb suf.fered ; suf.fer.ing [ME suffren, fr. OF souffrir, fr. (assumed) VL sufferire, fr. L sufferre, fr. sub- up …
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SELF-SUFFICING — [self-suf.fic.ing] adj (1687): self-sufficient -- self-suf.fic.ing.ly adv -- self-suf.fic.ing.ness n
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INSUFFLATION — [in.suf.fla.tion] n [ME insufflacion, fr. MF insufflation, fr. LL insufflation-, insufflatio, fr. insufflare to blow upon, fr. L in- + …
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INSUFFERABLE — [in.suf.fer.able] adj (15c): not to be endured: intolerable "an ~ bore" -- in.suf.fer.able.ness n -- in.suf.fer.ably adv
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