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According to Stump (2001), derived words in English are typically formed by adding an affix to the beginning (prefix) or the end (suffix) of a base. For instance, if the derivational affix -able is added to the base desire (verb, meaning: to want), the derived word desirable (adjective, meaning: wanted) is formed. As a result, the word desirable can be further modified by adding the prefix -un to derive undesirable (adjective, meaning: not wanted).

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