Examples of Negation Adding Suffixes
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Suffixes are also used for negation such as less.
Examples of Negation Adding Suffixes:
- Jim is so careless that he will not do anything.
- John won’t listen to you because he is so fearless.
- The food was so tasteless.
- We should help the homeless people.
- Alice was feeling so hopeless.
- There was no one there to help Jack and he was feeling very helpless.
- Throw away the pot because it’s bottomless.
- We are doubtless about her performance.
- Rick has endless stories to tell.
- We are thinking of discarding the useless things.
- Bill is so restless that he cannot stay long anywhere.
- Have patience! Stop being restless!
- We cannot forgive such a careless behavior.
- Peter is very reckless.
- We worried about Allen’s reckless driving.
- How can we eat such tasteless food?
- We aware of Bob’s restless nature.
- Why have you become so hopeless?
- Don’t feel so helpless.
- The printer is getting out of order every now and then; it has become useless.
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