A prefix is placed at the beginning of a word to modify its meaning by providing additional information. It usually indicates number, location, time, or status.
tachy- [tækɪ] - from Greek - fast, rapid, accelerated
For a good measure, I like to include opposites, where applicable. Tachy- is the opposite to brady- I talked about last time.
While brady- indicates something being too slow for the conditions or circumstances, tachy- means too fast.
Signs that you're driving too fast. This awesome picture is all over the internet and I cannot find the origin. I would love to include credit. Note: no animals were harmed during creation of this image. |
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