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What is the root word of infinite?
The root word of "infinite" is
finis
, which is Latin for "end".
The prefix "in-" means "not" or "without", so "infinite" literally means "without an end".
What is the homophone for offensive?
What part of speech is sharply?
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How do you say OK in hawaiian?
How do you pronounce Dahabshiil?
What is the homonym of fryer?
Which one of these words has the same oo sound as word swoon pull or do?
Why w is consonant?
Can you give me a sample for speech intertain?
Who pronounced the sentence of deth on Jesus?
How many phonemes are in the word could?
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