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What are prefixes for limit?

There are a few prefixes you can use with "limit" depending on what you want to convey:

General Limiting:

* Un-: This prefix implies the absence of a limit, like "unlimited"

* Over-: This prefix means exceeding the limit, like "overlimit"

* Under-: This prefix means below the limit, like "underlimit"

Specific Types of Limits:

* Time-: Indicates a limit on time, like "time-limited"

* Speed-: Indicates a limit on speed, like "speed-limited"

* Size-: Indicates a limit on size, like "size-limited"

* Cost-: Indicates a limit on cost, like "cost-limited"

* Data-: Indicates a limit on data usage, like "data-limited"

Other Prefix Options:

* Pre-: Indicates something that comes before a limit, like "pre-limit" (though less common)

* Post-: Indicates something that comes after a limit, like "post-limit" (though less common)

The best prefix to use will depend on the specific context and what you're trying to communicate.

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