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What does the Latin root word inter mean?

The Latin root word "inter" means between, among, or mutually.

It's a very common root and appears in many English words, often indicating a relationship or action involving two or more things.

Here are some examples:

* Interchange: To exchange things between people or groups.

* Interfere: To get involved in something that does not concern you.

* Intermission: A break between parts of a performance.

* International: Involving two or more countries.

* Interact: To communicate or react with one another.

Understanding the meaning of "inter" can help you decipher the meaning of many English words.

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