Pronunciation: /ˈɪnfɪks/
noun a morpheme that is added into the middle of a word
A1 An infix is a type of affix that is inserted inside a word.
A2 Infixes are commonly used in some languages to indicate tense or aspect.
B1 Understanding the use of infixes can help learners grasp the grammar of a language more effectively.
B2 Linguists study the distribution and function of infixes in various languages.
C1 The placement of infixes can sometimes be quite complex, requiring a deep understanding of linguistic principles.
C2 Infixation is a fascinating aspect of morphology that has intrigued researchers for decades.
verb to insert a morpheme into the middle of a word
A1 I infix the word 'not' in between 'do' and 'like' to form 'do not like'.
A2 She infixes emojis in her text messages to express her emotions.
B1 The programmer must infix the correct syntax to ensure the code runs smoothly.
B2 Infixing additional elements into the design may enhance its overall appeal.
C1 The editor decided to infix a new paragraph to improve the flow of the article.
C2 The artist carefully infixes intricate details into her paintings to create depth and texture.
formal The infix notation is a mathematical notation where every operator is written in between their operands.
informal You need to remember the rules for using infix notation in math class.
slang I always get confused with the infix stuff in algebra.
figurative Infixing a positive attitude can greatly improve your outlook on life.
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