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In such a "Q" one should state the complexity of the answer needed. If you are in fourth grade a list will do versus a more advanced etymology if you're in high school.
Simply stated the base word is "Establishmentarian". This word is defined as something that is decided (in the context of The United Kingdom's Parliamentary Laws) and is recorded as the standard rule of law.
Antidisestablishmentarianism generally refers to a body of several laws regarding The Anglican Church in member countries notably Ireland, Scotland and Wales. I will cite the wikipaedia article on this at the end.
Establishmentarian is an adjective (modify the noun "Law" or "Legislation".
Thus regarding Establishmentarian Law, in this context "Establishmentarian" is the base word.
Further reduction does not seem necessary in the proscription of this question, in that it is germaine to the reform of laws regarding the influential separation of Anglican Church authorities and U. K. Parliamentary authority.
That said: Establish is a verb which means "to decide on an arbitrary element of usage regarding the behavior or deportment of a matter of course. Example: "Nine o'clock to five o'clock has been established as a standard work day." You can see that this root has little bearing on the subject, in that many things are established that are not related to major political decisions.
Thus:
The base word is "disestablishmentarianism" in that this is a unique word regarding an act of dissolving the established bond of a State Church and the Country in which it was originally formed.
Regarding further division of disestablishmentarianism, the word contains a suffix.
That suffix is: -ism.
-ism is a suffix that designates an established political or social behavior or belief system which seeks to conform the beliefs of persons to the teachings, tenets, or mode of procedure practiced by those of the group.
Example: "Capitalism is an economic and political system which professes individuals to own their peculiar possession and earn their own sustenance through charging money for goods, service and property." "Cronyism is any attempt to influence the actions of a political institution through appointing agents who then attempt to influence other legislators to vote favorably in regards to the agenda of the political group engaged in the act of cronyism."
The word "antidisestablishmentarianism" contains a suffix.
That suffix is: anti-
Anti- is a suffix indicating opposition to a belief or point of reference, as in law.
Example: "AntiSemitism is a belief that Jewish peoples are politically and socially inferior to the group expressing this belief. It is blatant prejudice against the freedom and rights of Jewish people."
In summary:
base word: disestablishmentarian
prefix: anti-
suffix: -ism
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What is the longest word that starts with a?
I remember when people claimed that "antidisestablishmentarianism" was the longest English word, so it may still be the longest one beginning with the letter "a". The longest word in the English language which starts with the letter 'A' is <a class="h2heading h3" style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);" name="antidisestablishmentarianism.">antidisestablishmentarianism.</a> (See Related links below) antidisestablishmentarianism
Does the word antidisestablishmentarianism have a short 'a' sound?
yes it does, all the a in that word is short
How much syllabals does the word antidisestablishmentarianism have?
The word Antidisestablishmentarianism has 12 syllabals
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There are two morphemes in the word "into": "in" and "to."
How many morphemes in the word houses?
their six morphemes in this word
Is antidisestablishmentaireinism a word?
No, but antidisestablishmentarianism is.
What is a long word?
antidisestablishmentarianism
How do you spell antidisestablismentarianism?
The long word ANTIDISESTABLISHMENTARIANISM is missing an H above.
How many morphemes in the word understand?
there are three morphemes in the word "understanding" --> under-stand-ing
How do you use the word antidisestablishmentarianism in a sentence?
The removal of the Church of England as an official state religion was opposed by antidisestablishmentarianism. A double-negative word, antidisestablishmentarianism generally just means pro-Anglican.
How many morphemes in the word misunderstanding?
the word mis-under-stand-ing has 4 morphemes
How many morphemes in the word sidewalks?
There are two morphemes in the word "sidewalks": "side" and "walks".
How many morphemes are in the word backwards?
There are two morphemes in the word "backwards": "back" and "wards".
