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What French words have in them?

You're asking for French words that contain the letters "in". There are many! Here are some examples, categorized by their pronunciation:

"in" pronounced as "in" (like in "English"):

* inutile: useless

* insérer: to insert

* intime: intimate

* incroyable: incredible

* indécis: indecisive

* invisible: invisible

* innocent: innocent

"in" pronounced as "an" (like in "fan"):

* fin: end

* brin: blade (of grass)

* vin: wine

* singe: monkey

* pingouin: penguin

* cinéma: cinema

* minuit: midnight

* pin: pine tree

* brinquebaler: to shake violently

"in" pronounced as "en" (like in "pen"):

* afin: so that, in order to

* chemin: road, path

* marin: sailor

* printemps: spring (season)

* main: hand

* pain: bread

* vain: vain

* sein: breast, bosom

Other:

* qu'il: that he/she

* quinzaine: fortnight (two weeks)

* quincaillerie: hardware store

This is just a small sampling! There are many more French words containing "in". If you have a specific type of word in mind (e.g., verbs, nouns, adjectives), let me know and I can give you more targeted examples.

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