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If the prefix im- means “not” and the prefix pro-means “before,” which word means “not foreseeing”?
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If the prefix im- means “not” and the prefix pro-means “before,” which word means “not foreseeing”?

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i believe the answer is ( Not foreseeing: improvise )
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Improbable is most likely the answer to this question. It contains both prefixes and means that the event is most likely not going to take place or not for-seeable.
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