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@Lux
4 Jul
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The prefix
“in”
, which means
“into”, “on”
or
“within”
, can also mean
“not”, “no”
or
“opposite of”
, therefore the prefix
“in”
before a word can change said word to mean the
exact opposite
.
Such as:
Sane and Insane
Dependent and Independent
Complete and Incomplete
Visible and Invisible
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@supratic
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@cryotosensei
4 Jul
I feel like being called
incompetent
is the worst insult you can get at the workplace
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@suraz
4 Jul
In and out
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@0xbitcoiner
4 Jul
incapable
incorrect
indefinite
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@StillStackinAfterAllTheseYears
4 Jul
My favorite is "inflammable," where the "in" does absolutely nothing to change the meaning of the word.
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@Lux
4 Jul
We want in dependence! We want independence!
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