Doubled Prefixes (Redux)

A little stutter at the start.

Edward L. Wolpow contributed an article to the original Word Ways about “doubled prefixes,” including micromicron, antiantitoxin, great-great-grandfather, and re-record. Naturally, I wondered what true doubled prefixes existed in more modern English. OneLook offered up a set of 78 root words, using twenty common prefixes and all the prefixes Wolpow tried. I have not tried to reproduce Wolpow’s “variant-spelling” double prefixes like hemi-, demi-, and semi- in hemidemisemiquaver. Those register as distinct to me.

anti-anti

anti-anti-American

anti-anti-art

anti-antibody

anti-anti-communism

anti-antifa

anti-antifeminism

anti-anti-generation

anti-antisemitism

anti-antitoxin

countercounterargument

countercountermeasure

countercounterproposal

great-great-grandchild

great-great-granddaughter

great-great-grandfather

great-great-grandma

great-great-grandmother

great-great-grandpa

great-great-grandparent

great-great-grandson

great-great-great-grandfather

great-great-great-grandmother

micromicrocurie

micromicrofarad

micromicrogram

micromicron

micromicrowatt

picopicogram

preprepared

rerecommend

rerecord

rerecovery

reredose

rereduce

reredundant

rerefer

rereference

rerefine

rereinforce

re-reiterate

rereject

rerelease

reremain

reremember

reremind

reremix

re-re-opening

rerepeal

rereplicate

rereport

rerequest

reresection

reresolve

rerestart

rerestitution

rerestore

reretreat

rereturn

rereview

rerevise

rereward

re-rewind

subsuburbs

subsubchapter

subsubcontractor

subsubproblem

subsubroutine

subsubsection

subsubsequence

subsubsubsection

subsubtype

sub-subunit

uniunivalent

un-uninstallable

unundoable

ununsabbathable

ununtitled

It’s not hard to conceive of more that everyone would accept with a little imagination: the image above suggests re-rerun. But the appearance of these on the list suggests a certain standard of common use.

Any I've overlooked?