Question

make a word that means
ot willing to say yes to something.\

Explanation:

To form a word meaning "not willing to say yes to something", we analyze the prefixes, roots, and suffixes. The prefix "dis - " means "not" or "opposite of", the root "agree" relates to consent, and the suffix "able" forms an adjective. Combining "dis", "agree", and "able" gives "disagreeable"? Wait, no, wait. Wait, the intended word is "disagreeable"? No, wait, actually, the correct combination is "dis" + "agree" + "able"? Wait, no, "disagreeable" means unpleasant, but the meaning here is "not willing to say yes", which is "disagreeable"? Wait, no, let's check again. Wait, the options are "dis", "agree", "ed", "able", "re". Wait, the correct word is "disagreeable"? No, wait, "dis" (prefix meaning not) + "agree" (root) + "able" (suffix) = "disagreeable"? But "disagreeable" means not agreeable, i.e., not willing to agree (say yes). Wait, but let's check the parts. The yellow boxes are "dis", "agree", "ed", and the white ones are "re", "able". Wait, the correct combination is "dis" + "agree" + "able"? Wait, no, "disagreeable" is the word. Wait, but let's confirm the meaning. "Disagreeable" means not willing to agree or be pleasant, but in the context of "not willing to say yes to something", "disagreeable" (or more accurately, "disagree" but as an adjective, "disagreeable" or "disagreeing"? Wait, no, the correct word from the given parts: "dis" (prefix), "agree" (root), "able" (suffix) makes "disagreeable", but maybe the intended word is "disagreeable" or "disagree"? Wait, no, the parts are "dis", "agree", "ed", "able", "re". Wait, the correct combination is "dis" + "agree" + "able" = "disagreeable", but maybe the answer is "disagreeable"? Wait, no, let's think again. The meaning is "not willing to say yes to something", which is "disagreeable" (not agreeable, i.e., not willing to agree). So combining "dis", "agree", and "able" gives "disagreeable".

Answer:

disagreeable (formed by combining "dis", "agree", and "able")