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This document discusses the prefix "macro" which means large. It provides examples of words that use this prefix like macrobiosis meaning a way of life that promotes health and longevity, and macrochemistry referring to chemistry on a large scale. The document also gives examples of how macro is used to describe taking large, up close photos with a camera.
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- 3. Macro Large
- 4. Macro Large Noun
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