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What does the suffix inter mean?

The suffix "inter-" generally means "between", "among", or "mutually". It indicates a relationship or action that involves two or more entities or parts.

Here are some examples:

* International: Between or among nations.

* Interpersonal: Between or among people.

* Interfaith: Between or among different religions.

* Interconnect: To connect mutually or between two or more things.

* Interact: To act upon or influence each other.

Note: While "inter-" is often used to indicate a relationship between two things, it can also be used to indicate a relationship among multiple things.

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