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When to use un-, im-, or in-? [duplicate]

Rule to determine when to use the prefix "im" vs. "un" to negate a word starting with "p"? [duplicate]

prefixes derivational-morphology negative-prefixes

Why does "agree" have only one "g"?

orthography latin prefixes french doubled-consonants

in-able ? un-able?

suffixes prefixes derivational-morphology negative-prefixes able-ible

Is "catenate" used in IT parlance?

word-choice verbs prefixes programming computing

What is it called when you add 'im' to 'possible'?

Prefix di- and bi-

Use of "a-" before words, not the indefinite article [duplicate]

history prefixes old-english

Why are there two Rs in "arrhythmic"?

orthography prefixes roots

Does "pro-" always precede "pre-" in a sequence? Why?

latin prefixes biology

Why do some words containing a form of “philia” have it at the beginning and some have it at the end?

suffixes prefixes morphology derivational-morphology greek

Opposite prefix to 'de'

antonyms prefixes un-de

How does one capitalize words like "un-American"?

adjectives capitalization prefixes demonyms negative-prefixes

Is "disconfirm" a word?

verbs vocabulary prefixes

Non-existing or nonexisting [closed]

orthography hyphenation negation prefixes modifiers

Prefixes hyphenated or spaced

hyphenation prefixes

What does "autolyco-sentimental" mean?

meaning prefixes music

Which of the two sounds more natural: corestrict or correstrict?

prefixes word-formation

What's the Scottish equivalent of the prefix "Anglo-"?

Co-working or Coworking?

nouns orthography hyphenation prefixes