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The Latin root of infidel is fidelis, the noun for faithful. Combine this information with your knowledge of the prefix -in to predict the word's meaning.Then determine the word's part of speech ?
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The Latin root of infidel is fidelis, the noun for faithful. Combine this information with your knowledge of the prefix -in to predict the word's meaning.Then determine the word's part of speech ?

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Infidel means an unfaithful.
In essence, a person who lacks faith in a religion or cause is often called an infidel.
It is a noun.
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