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Which of the following is the best definition for the prefix in-? A. in or into B.wrong C.out or from D.between
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Which of the following is the best definition for the prefix in-?

A. in or into
B.wrong
C.out or from
D.between

User Steven Jiang
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There could be multiple meanings for this prefix, but between the choices given, I would have to say that B) wrong is correct because of words such as "incorrect" or "inexpensive".
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I would chose A because in meas in or going into someone or something. for example: inject
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