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n. Illness, affliction.

n. A longboard (type of surfboard).

n. Evil; disease.

n. A prefix of Latin origin, through French (equivalent to dys- or caco- of Greek origin), meaning ‘bad,’ and implying usually imperfection or deficiency, and often simply a negative, as in malodor, a bad odor, malfeasance, bad- or wrong-doing, malformation, imperfect shape, maladroit, not adroit, malcontent, not content, etc. The prefix in this form occurs only in words taken from the French, or formed upon the analogies of such.

n. An abbreviation

n. of Malachi, a book of the Old Testament;

n. of Malayan.

"The second issue we face is what I call a mal-investment or a mis-investment in parts of economies that cannot sustain themselves."

mis-   

male-    malice   

malady    malformed    maladapted    malformation    malfunction    malapropism    malicious    malodorous    malpractice    malediction   

cest    avoir    jamais    otro    avait    n'ai    well-provided    ex-military    seclude    cancer-free