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The examples unhappier and uneasier are not good examples, at least for this native speaker of English, because I do not accept these as proper words. For me, using standard asterisk notation:
A more standard example is ungrammaticality, which has the same property: morphologically, un- is level 2 (no stress shift, etc), but -ity is level 1 (causes stress shift, etc); semantically, -ity has to attach to 'ungrammatical' to yield the right meaning. Feel free to change the ex if you want.
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13:11, 26 May 2009 (UTC)reply