Pls give me sentence of these words w/ prefixes:?

Question

1. Interval
2. Replay
3. antifreeze
4. Bicycle
5. De-stress
6. Non-governmental
7. Contradict
Misunderstanding
Sub-zero

Answer 1

It would be easy to give you sentences using these words, but I do not understand the w/prefixes part. Please explain?

After a decent interval we entered the funeral home.

I will replay the movie so you can see it too.

When he topped the fluids in my car, the mechanic also remembered to check the anti-freeze.

I rode my bicycle to school.

After a hard day at work, I like to de-stress with a good workout followed by a massage.

The project was non-governmental so it was a corporate deal.

Don't contradict your parents; they know what is best for you.

Due to a silly misunderstanding, we had a stupid argument over nothing.

In the winter, the sub-zero temperature kills all living plants.

Answer 2

1. Interval--- The kids wanted to have icecream during the movie interval
2. Replay - We watched a replay of this morning's cricket match
3. antifreeze - never heard of this word. It should be de-freeze
4. Bicycle. A bicycle has two wheels.
5. De-stress - A good workout at the gym helps get destressed
6. Non-governmental. SOS Villages is a Non-governmental organisation that works for upliftment of children in third world countries
7. Contradict - Her daughter always contradicts Shiela ever since she started going to college.
8. Misunderstanding - It is better to sit across the table and clarify any misunerstanding that may arise.

9. Sub-zero - The army fought valiantly at Kargil even under sub-zero climatic conditions

Answer 3

i agree mostly with young_friend, however I will use "anti-freeze"(I suspect he is not in the USA) and more clarify "contradict".

Antifreeze(also known as coolant in the hot months, dont ask me why)- If you are out of antifreeze, you can fill your cars radiator with plain water, but it will not offer the same protection and will freeze in extreme cold.

Contradict-His actions always contradict his words, as he rarely does what he says he will.

Hope this helps:)