Understanding the Prefix "An-" in English Language

The word "an-" is a prefix that means "without" or "lacking". It is often used to form words that describe something that is missing or absent. For example:

* An-heroic: lacking heroism
* An-historical: without historical significance
* An-logical: illogical or unreasonable

In the case of "an-", the word is typically used to indicate that the quality or characteristic described by the prefix is not present or is lacking.

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