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What are some words using the prefix in?

Here are some words using the prefix "in-":

General Meaning: "Into," "In," "On," "Toward"

* incorporate: to include something as part of a larger whole

* inscribe: to write or carve words or symbols onto a surface

* indent: to set in from the margin

* infiltrate: to enter or penetrate secretly or gradually

* inhabit: to live in a place

* invade: to enter a country or place by force

* inject: to force a liquid into something

* insert: to put something into something else

* inspire: to fill someone with the urge to do something

Meaning: "Not" or "Opposite of"

* inaccurate: not accurate

* inactive: not active

* incapable: not capable

* incomplete: not complete

* incorrect: not correct

* inconsiderate: not considerate

* indecent: not decent

* ineffective: not effective

* inefficient: not efficient

* inequality: a state of being unequal

* insecure: not secure

* insincere: not sincere

* invisible: not visible

Other Meaning:

* inside: the inner part of something

* income: money earned from work or investments

* inquire: to ask for information

* install: to put something in place and make it ready for use

* influence: to have an effect on someone or something

* initial: the first letter of a word or name

This is just a small sample, and there are many more words using the prefix "in-".

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