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Any of the formal processes or operations by which the forms of words are derived from stems or roots is known as
Answer: A
A formal process by which word forms are derived from stems or roots, such as affixation, reduplication, compounding or internal change, is a morphological process. Morphology is the study of word structure, and these operations create inflected and derived forms.
A phonological process changes sounds in a context (for example assimilation) and a phonetic process concerns the production or acoustics of speech sounds. A morpho-phonemic process is a sound change triggered by a morphological context, such as the plural alternation in 'knife, knives', not the derivation of the word form itself.
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