postfix
[ verb pohst-fiks, pohst-fiks; noun pohst-fiks ]
/ verb poʊstˈfɪks, ˈpoʊst fɪks; noun ˈpoʊst fɪks /
verb (used with object)
to affix at the end of something; append; suffix.
noun
something postfixed.
a suffix.
Nearby words
- postexilian,
- postexilic,
- postextrasystolic pause,
- postextrasystolic t wave,
- postfeminist,
- postfrontal,
- postgame,
- postganglionic,
- postganglionic motor neuron,
- postgastrectomy syndrome
Origin of postfix
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Examples from the Web for postfix
And it will have to be a prefix, not a postfix; for what I may call the syntax of glyph formation must follow that of the speech.
Commentary Upon the Maya-Tzental Perez Codex|William E. Gates
postfix
verb (pəʊstˈfɪks)
(tr) to add or append at the end of something; suffix
noun (ˈpəʊstˌfɪks)
a less common word for suffix
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