<h3><u>Disease</u>:</h3>
Disease literally means being uncomfortable or at disturbed ease.
<h3><u>Acute </u><u>disease</u>:</h3>
Diseases that last for only very short periods of time are called acute diseases
<h3><u>Chronic </u><u>disease</u>:</h3>
Diseases that can last for a long time may be even for a lifetime are called chronic
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They are all formed from data, predictions and observations.
Explanation:
Here are more examples of roots, their meanings, and other words that are formed by adding prefixes and/or suffixes to these language building blocks: Ambul: to move or walk (amble, ambulance, ambulate) Cardio: heart (cardiovascular, electrocardiogram, cardiology) Cede: to go or yield (intercede, recede, concede)
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