mtree_unlockable_v2.jpg
The image displays a linguistic tree diagram on a plain white background, illustrating how the word "unlockable" is constructed from smaller parts. The text is black and written in a standard serif font.

At the very top center of the diagram is the full word: **unlockable**.

From this top word, two straight black lines branch downwards to form an inverted V-shape, connecting it to its immediate components below:
- On the left side is the word **unlock**.
- On the right side is the suffix **able**.

Beneath the word **unlock**, a second set of branching lines appears. Two smaller black lines extend downwards from "unlock" in another inverted V-shape, breaking it down further into its constituent parts:
- On the far left is the prefix **un**.
- On the right is the root word **lock**.

The diagram visually organizes these words hierarchically to show that "unlockable" consists of the prefix "un-" attached to "lock," which then takes the suffix "-able."
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