50 Examples of Words with the Prefix with, co- and com-

Prefix with, co- and com-

The prefix co-, of Latin origin, indicates in collaboration, in union orin company. For example: coproduction, coAuthor.

This prefix has two variants: with- Y com-. For example: withto live, compillar.

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Examples of words prefixed with

1. Congratulate. Make two things, people or attitudes positive or beneficial to each other.
2. Connote. Associate an idea with other ideas.
3. Contain. Have within yourself something hidden or guarded.
4. Validate. Validate something that already had value but in certain specific areas.
5. Live together. Live in the same place with another person.
6. Fellow citizen. Relationship between an inhabitant of a city and another of the same city.
7. Condominium. Property inhabited by two or more people at the same time.
8. Set. Something that is done alongside something else.
9. Known. That is already known previously by the people involved in a communication.

Examples of words with the prefix co-

1. Coactor. That acts together with another.
2. Co-author. That shares authorship with another.
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3. Co-director. That he directs together with another.
4. Co-founder. That he is a founder along with another.
5. Collaborator. Who offers his help to others.
6. Co-driver. Who drives together with others.
7. Co-producer. That he produces together with others.
8. Co-chair. Who shares the position or position of president.
9. Co-heir. That he is heir together with another.
10. Co-leader. That shares the leadership of something with another.
11. Coarticulation. Adaptation or articulatory learning of a sound to a phonic chain.
12. Code criminals. Who commit a crime together with others.
13. Co-pilot. Accompanying the pilot.
14. Co-participant. That participates in collaboration with others.
15. Coreligionist. Who shares the same political, religious or ideological idea with others.
16. Co-education. Shared education between two or more responsible persons, institutions or entities.
17. Coexistence. That there are two or more things at the same time.
18. Cogeneration. Chemical process by which electrical energy and thermal energy are obtained.
19. Co-possession. Possession that different people exercise over the same thing.
20. Covalence. Chemical bond that occurs between two atoms and that share a pair of electrons.
21. Coordinate. Measurement system used to detect or determine the position of a specific point or site.
22. Coincide. Agree with another.
23. Colicuar. Blend or melt two or more substances at the same time.
24. Adjoin. Share a boundary with another terrain.
25. Collude. Agreeing something between two or more people to harm others.
26. Cooperate. Achieve something with the help of another or other people.
27. Correspond. Have a correct relationship of one thing in dependence with another.

Examples of words with the prefix com-

1. Compartment. Each room or sector that results from dividing a house or property.
2. Share. Distribute or divide something among several people.
3. Community. Group of people who live together in the same place and who have the same interests.
4. Compile. Join or put together several fragments of something in a single document.

(!) Exceptions

Not all words that start with syllables com-, con- or co- correspond to this prefix. There are some exceptions:

• Compassion. Measure a distance with the compass.
• Confident. Person who is entrusted with secrets.
• Buddy. Godfather of a child.
• Coefficient. Number that expresses the value of something that changes.
• Get. Get something you want.
• Cooperative. Type of society that is made up of producers, buyers and sellers.
• Midwife. Godmother of a child.
• Move. Make an impression on a person