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	<title>Common use of Japanese &apos;Mu&apos; Prefix</title>
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	<description>I am looking for interesting uses of the prefix &apos;mu&apos; (&#28961;) in Japanese. I want to find an example of mu&apos;s general use that attains to its meaning as -less or an absence of. The example I have currently, &#28961;&#32218; &apos;musen&apos; meaning &apos;wireless&apos;, is a little boring. I lived in Japan for 2 years, but my Japanese is very bad and getting worse. Any interesting words or concepts would be extremely helpful.&lt;br&gt;
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	<title>A single word which means &quot;negatively defined&quot;?</title>
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	<description>Is there a single word which means &quot;negatively defined&quot; (or &quot;defined by its opposite&quot; or &quot;defined by not being other things&quot; or &quot;defined by the absence of something&quot;)?  In English if you can manage (I cannot think of one), but maybe in another language?  German perhaps?</description>
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